Yes, that may be the case, but guess what, that’s a decision that they’ll have to sort out for themselves.

We should, IMVHO, neither batu api the situation or comment sarcastically because it’s really an internal matter.

Race, religion and royalty… it’s a fact of life in Malaysia.

I don’t like it, but my personal feelings are irrelevant. It’s a fact of life in Malaysia

I hear you loud and clear.

But will crying father and crying mother here do anything other than make the complainant look impotent and incompetent? If one truly feels so strongly about the unfairness, then one can try to change it by joining political parties and affecting change lawfully.

However, as has been clearly demonstrated so far, 天下乌鸦一般黑 aka pot = kettle and all political parties are only in it for themselves, certainly not for the benefit of the country, and God forbid the people who voted them in.

So what is one to do then? Take to the streets? That’s illegal and the clamp down will be severe.

If you can’t change the situation, and you’re not willing to go to jail for it, then the only thing you can do is to change yourself. That means either you learn to roll with the punches, or you go elsewhere where you think the system better suits you.

Because the law of the land is not going to change for you and passing snide remarks, sarcastic comments or complaining about it is not gonna make an iota of difference. It just makes you look like a beta.

Sigh. Unfortunately I don’t think it’ll be a slap on the wrist…. But who knows, common sense may prevail