Malaysia vs Singapore
Malaysia vs Singapore
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May 1 2024, 02:23 PM, updated 2y ago
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May 1 2024, 02:25 PM
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i full disagree Malaysia is more democratic than Singapore
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May 1 2024, 02:30 PM
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Workers right Singapore?
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May 1 2024, 02:31 PM
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May 1 2024, 02:33 PM
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Religious & Racist... You know already. march4th liked this post
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May 1 2024, 02:38 PM
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QUOTE(moonsatelite @ May 1 2024, 02:25 PM) Malaysia is the 40th in Democracy Index and the highest of any country in South East Asia, and ranked 6th in Asia. Singapore is in 69th place, below Filipina, Timor Leste, Indonesia and Thailand. Kalau nak jilat, Singapura berak taik pun kau sanggup jilat INB4 3.5 NotScammer, galkelly, and 3 others liked this post
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May 1 2024, 02:40 PM
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May 1 2024, 02:42 PM
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QUOTE(danielmckey @ May 1 2024, 02:33 PM) as if Singapore does not have any,look at the big churches and how they impacted the current policies in SG. And they are the most racist people in SE Asia, or if corrected, they are more classism than racism, but still looks down on people with darker skins than them. |
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May 1 2024, 02:47 PM
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songlap and donation - malaysia > singapore march4th liked this post
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May 1 2024, 02:49 PM
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 02:38 PM) Malaysia is the 40th in Democracy Index We changed govt via the poll and also through MPs exercising their right. Both is permissible under the system. No one died nothing collapsedand the highest of any country in South East Asia, and ranked 6th in Asia. Singapore is in 69th place, below Filipina, Timor Leste, Indonesia and Thailand. Kalau nak jilat, Singapura berak taik pun kau sanggup jilat INB4 3.5 If thay isn't a barometer for our democratic system don't know what else is |
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May 1 2024, 02:51 PM
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cronyism ranking mana????
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May 1 2024, 02:52 PM
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But still thousands of Malaysian queue at 4am every morning to masuk Singapore.
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May 1 2024, 02:52 PM
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Low taxes - Malaysia? I tot MY taxes > Sg taxes Taikor.Taikun and takbodoh722 liked this post
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May 1 2024, 02:52 PM
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May 1 2024, 02:53 PM
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May 1 2024, 02:56 PM
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QUOTE(NathanJeans @ May 1 2024, 02:52 PM) Because they can stay in Malaysia and earn Singapore's wagesItu pun budak kecik pun tahu sebab nya tak payah nak jilat sangat On the other hand, millions of other Asians are working inside our country, leaving their wife and children back home. Just a handful of Malaysian will do this in Singapura, they will either commute or bring their family instead of leaving their families to only go back once a year like these immigrants. (Yes, Indon is just a stone throw away) |
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May 1 2024, 02:59 PM
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 02:56 PM) Because they can stay in Malaysia and earn Singapore's wages But why want to go to dictator communist hellhole like singapore. Even if beat my mother burn my first born also I won't go Singapore work. Really malu jual badan work for Lee Kuan Ewwww family.Itu pun budak kecik pun tahu sebab nya tak payah nak jilat sangat On the other hand, millions of other Asians are working inside our country, leaving their wife and children back home. Just a handful of Malaysian will do this in Singapura, they will either commute or bring their family instead of leaving their families to only go back once a year like these immigrants. (Yes, Indon is just a stone throw away) seriosekitt3h liked this post
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May 1 2024, 03:03 PM
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Why racism tied ah? Singaporean very racist? Always Prince here Prince there meh?
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May 1 2024, 03:05 PM
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QUOTE(NathanJeans @ May 1 2024, 02:59 PM) But why want to go to dictator communist hellhole like singapore. Even if beat my mother burn my first born also I won't go Singapore work. Really malu jual badan work for Lee Kuan Ewwww family. People dont go there for RM3.5, look at Brunei, how many people from Miri or Limbang commute there to work? I used to worked for 2 years, 5km from Brunei's border. The main reason why people go to Singapore is to work in their own culture bubble they are comfortable with. |
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QUOTE(NathanJeans @ May 1 2024, 02:59 PM) But why want to go to dictator communist hellhole like singapore. Even if beat my mother burn my first born also I won't go Singapore work. Really malu jual badan work for Lee Kuan Ewwww family. 1.1, 1.8, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5 and soon 4 .. money wins .. sell body sell soul.. |
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May 1 2024, 03:06 PM
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Democracy is useless when majority are stupid.
Also what freedom of speech. U try talk about 3R and see |
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May 1 2024, 03:06 PM
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Democracy malaysia
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May 1 2024, 03:08 PM
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 02:42 PM) as if Singapore does not have any, Any country that has institutionalized racism will automatically be more racist than countries that don'tlook at the big churches and how they impacted the current policies in SG. And they are the most racist people in SE Asia, or if corrected, they are more classism than racism, but still looks down on people with darker skins than them. |
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May 1 2024, 03:09 PM
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QUOTE(malz89 @ May 1 2024, 03:03 PM) Singapore have more racial and religious riots than Malaysia or Malaya.Against Muslim, Indians, Catholics and other minority Chinese groups. The most recent ones is on 2013 which injures 60 people. The deadliest one was 480 killed with Catholic Chinese. |
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May 1 2024, 03:11 PM
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QUOTE(jaapers @ May 1 2024, 03:08 PM) Any country that has institutionalized racism will automatically be more racist than countries that don't Those policies is to prevent the 2 of the main ethnic from killing each other,Singapore have more incidents than Malaysia that injures and killed its citizen since it's establishment. QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:09 PM) Singapore have more racial and religious riots than Malaysia or Malaya. This post has been edited by seriosekitt3h: May 1 2024, 03:12 PMAgainst Muslim, Indians, Catholics and other minority Chinese groups. The most recent ones is on 2013 which injures 60 people. The deadliest one was 480 killed with Catholic Chinese. |
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May 1 2024, 03:12 PM
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:09 PM) Singapore have more racial and religious riots than Malaysia or Malaya. Mind sharing the news? I'm curious .. haha ..Against Muslim, Indians, Catholics and other minority Chinese groups. The most recent ones is on 2013 which injures 60 people. The deadliest one was 480 killed with Catholic Chinese. |
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May 1 2024, 03:13 PM
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May 1 2024, 03:15 PM
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:05 PM) People dont go there for RM3.5, look at Brunei, Of course it's about money. People who always cry about capitalism and complain about communist are so hypocritical when ada wang takda prinsip!!how many people from Miri or Limbang commute there to work? I used to worked for 2 years, 5km from Brunei's border. The main reason why people go to Singapore is to work in their own culture bubble they are comfortable with. rtk74 and seriosekitt3h liked this post
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May 1 2024, 03:17 PM
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:13 PM) The one happened in 2013 is due to accident rather than your so called proclaimed "race" riot.On the other hand, I couldn't find any on the Catholic Chinese. Perhaps, I'm just bad a googling. Please share .. hehe |
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May 1 2024, 03:19 PM
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QUOTE(NathanJeans @ May 1 2024, 03:15 PM) Of course it's about money. People who always cry about capitalism and complain about communist are so hypocritical when ada wang takda prinsip!! Working in Malaysia is better for work - life balance compared to Singapore. By the time you get old and with money, you will regret the time not spending with your family. You will not see how your children grow, they will abandon you once they get married and have kids you will regret not spending enough time with your parents or siblings before they die, you will regret not making enough friends when you retires, being sad and lonely at home you will get so used to work, that you decided to work some more after retirement due to boredom. No amount of money can replace the above |
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May 1 2024, 03:20 PM
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QUOTE(malz89 @ May 1 2024, 03:17 PM) The one happened in 2013 is due to accident rather than your so called proclaimed "race" riot. SOSOn the other hand, I couldn't find any on the Catholic Chinese. Perhaps, I'm just bad a googling. Please share .. hehe - 15 – 20 February 1851 - Anti-Catholic riots (1851) Anti-Teochew Catholic riots (500 dead (Teochews)) - 5 – 17 May 1854 - Hokkien-Teochew riots (200-480 dead, 222 injured) |
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QUOTE(malz89 @ May 1 2024, 03:17 PM) The one happened in 2013 is due to accident rather than your so called proclaimed "race" riot. If we don't control the reasons for discontent between races in Malaysia,On the other hand, I couldn't find any on the Catholic Chinese. Perhaps, I'm just bad a googling. Please share .. hehe anything from a simple road accidents to land trespassing will incite a racial altercations. Remember the incident with Hindu temple and the bomba guy? QUOTE Netizens were quick to criticise those out to incite hatred or xenophobia online after Sunday’s riot in Little India, as many urged for calm and some tried to take their efforts offline by mobilising friends to hand out flowers in the hopes of making peace and reconciliation. Some netizens had speculated that the riot was sparked by Bangladeshi workers, while others had sought to make fun of the issue by making racial slurs about those involved. Sunday’s riot was sparked after Indian national Sakthivel Kumaravelu was hit by a private bus at the junction of Race Course Road and Hampshire Road. |
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May 1 2024, 03:26 PM
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QUOTE(AthrunIJ @ May 1 2024, 03:06 PM) if we failed this part long time sanctions from US/EU sectorswe put up a good show every 5 years for compliance sake, still manage to see the big giant get crushed in the end LKY wrote in his memoirs PaP will lose its pristine position sooner or later |
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:21 PM) SOS Dei .. during the 19th century, Singapore is not even a country yet. Please cite a recent case to support your point. I was really hoping to see the racial tension in singapore comparing it to malaysia.- 15 – 20 February 1851 - Anti-Catholic riots (1851) Anti-Teochew Catholic riots (500 dead (Teochews)) - 5 – 17 May 1854 - Hokkien-Teochew riots (200-480 dead, 222 injured) Travis_Bickle liked this post
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:25 PM) If we don't control the reasons for discontent between races in Malaysia, Yes I agree, but do you see it transcend beyond that? No, right?anything from a simple road accidents to land trespassing will incite a racial altercations. Remember the incident with Hindu temple and the bomba guy? But in malaysia we are hearing strong echos everyday coming out from politicians, without repercussions. So, do they do it in singapore? Hence, the tie, certainly does not do justice to how Singapore as a country in term of that. |
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May 1 2024, 03:39 PM
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Malaysia tension already at breaking point liao. So scary and dangerous I feel.
Some area in Selangor if I enter I will being few people together and make sure to plan early my escape route. Some area we bring some sort of umbrella or walking stick in case shit happens. Some area we don't even dare to step foot in, sometimes have to take longer distance just to avoid pass through. |
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May 1 2024, 03:42 PM
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QUOTE(malz89 @ May 1 2024, 03:27 PM) Dei .. during the 19th century, Singapore is not even a country yet. Please cite a recent case to support your point. I was really hoping to see the racial tension in singapore comparing it to malaysia. Read again my comment belowQUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:09 PM) Singapore have more racial and religious riots than Malaysia or Malaya. Singapore was a British settlement the same as Malaya, Against Muslim, Indians, Catholics and other minority Chinese groups. The most recent ones is on 2013 which injures 60 people. The deadliest one was 480 killed with Catholic Chinese. hence that is why I make the comparison. You can see the same racial incidents with Chinese and other local ethnics in major settlements in SE Asia. It is all caused by the wealth disparity between them, while being affected by "divide and conquer" tactics from the colonizer. In Batavia or Jakarta, Indonesia, up to 10,000 Chinese descent was killed by the Dutch, then more after the war and it spilled again right back on 1998 race riots. This post has been edited by seriosekitt3h: May 1 2024, 03:42 PM |
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:19 PM) Working in Malaysia is better for work - life balance Work-life balance really depends on your job and how you manage your time, not just where you live. Some folks might find it chiller in Malaysia, others might vibe better with Singapore's pace. The rest is all about making time for family, friends, and fun no matter where you are. compared to Singapore. By the time you get old and with money, you will regret the time not spending with your family. You will not see how your children grow, they will abandon you once they get married and have kids you will regret not spending enough time with your parents or siblings before they die, you will regret not making enough friends when you retires, being sad and lonely at home you will get so used to work, that you decided to work some more after retirement due to boredom. No amount of money can replace the above In short, working & living in SG, doesn't mean you'll be deprive of any of these. Similarly, working in MY, doesn't mean you'll enjoy any of these. |
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May 1 2024, 03:49 PM
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All I agree except for low taxes. Singapore has lower income tax compared to Malaysia. I know because I'm in that situation now...
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QUOTE(malz89 @ May 1 2024, 03:32 PM) Yes I agree, but do you see it transcend beyond that? No, right? Politicians are playing issues to garner votes for their parties.But in malaysia we are hearing strong echos everyday coming out from politicians, without repercussions. So, do they do it in singapore? Hence, the tie, certainly does not do justice to how Singapore as a country in term of that. You must understand which party stand for which set of people. All parties in Malaysia are conservative populist, PAS - Muslim UMNO - Malay Bersatu - Rural Malay GPS - Sarawakian DAP - Non Malay Singapore only have PAP which basically ruled with an iron fist and quickly ISAed the opposition by any means necessary. Agong is what we need for check and balance (SG has the president), hence most of the overboard racial/religious issue will be silenced by the state's sultan or the country's King. Anyone who failed to adhere will be labeled derhaka. Akmal was silenced by the Agong, he did his part for the party, his role was to be the instigator. where politics will reward loyalty, handsomely. You can bet that Akmal will rise up in ranks not so far in the future. You can see similar things to Zahid (he was Youth Leader UMNO who being the scapegoat for Anwar Reformasi) and Abang Jo (He was the butt of a joke in the local newspaper in late 80s) When you are not loyal and refuse to play a role, you will be like KJ. |
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QUOTE(malz89 @ May 1 2024, 03:27 PM) Dei .. during the 19th century, Singapore is not even a country yet. Please cite a recent case to support your point. I was really hoping to see the racial tension in singapore comparing it to malaysia. Ignore that guy. Singapore is racially stable compared to Malaysia. Period |
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QUOTE(gnc88 @ May 1 2024, 03:45 PM) Work-life balance really depends on your job and how you manage your time, not just where you live. Some folks might find it chiller in Malaysia, others might vibe better with Singapore's pace. The rest is all about making time for family, friends, and fun no matter where you are. I was referring to my earlier conversation with people who commutesIn short, working & living in SG, doesn't mean you'll be deprive of any of these. Similarly, working in MY, doesn't mean you'll enjoy any of these. QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 02:56 PM) Just a handful of Malaysian will do this in Singapura, Of course if you have family at your home, they will either commute or bring their family instead of leaving their families to only go back once a year like these immigrants. (Yes, Indon is just a stone throw away) you will have more time compare to the commuters who wakes up early and go back late, and doing that for 30 years just to get extra money from the currency exchange |
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QUOTE(knwong @ May 1 2024, 03:52 PM) Prove it.Then why the list of riots are so long compared to Malaysia? Once accident can cause a riot in Singapore, in Malaysia, people can be more understandable for the situation Try being a brown person walking in Singapore, I got cursed more there than walking in the streets of Sydney or Madrid. This post has been edited by seriosekitt3h: May 1 2024, 03:59 PM |
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QUOTE(malz89 @ May 1 2024, 03:27 PM) Dei .. during the 19th century, Singapore is not even a country yet. Please cite a recent case to support your point. I was really hoping to see the racial tension in singapore comparing it to malaysia. Digging the bottom of the barrel to prove his point. Policies are like so different but still want to compare |
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:11 PM) Those policies is to prevent the 2 of the main ethnic from killing each other, Since it became a country, there has been no racial riots among its citizens. Singapore have more incidents than Malaysia that injures and killed its citizen since it's establishment. And it does not matter the purpose of the policy, racist country is racist country. The racial tensions can be resolved thru non-racist methods but racist will surely choose racist method. |
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May 1 2024, 04:23 PM
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QUOTE(jaapers @ May 1 2024, 04:20 PM) Digging the bottom of the barrel to prove his point. Policies are like so different but still want to compare Biasalah that /k resident mental patient.Everyday talk cock i kenal this menteri or went sampai north pole already. As they said. Orang gila jangan dilayan. |
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:58 PM) Prove it. Why do I need to prove it? The one that claim Singapore got racial issue is the one that need to proof their caseThen why the list of riots are so long compared to Malaysia? Once accident can cause a riot in Singapore, in Malaysia, people can be more understandable for the situation Try being a brown person walking in Singapore, I got cursed more there than walking in the streets of Sydney or Madrid. My only rebuttal is that 2013 Little India riot is done by drunkard Indians from India, nothing to do with local Indians...after that I've never heard of resentment towards Singaporean Indians. If Malaysian Indians go there with B40 attitude like the India Indians...not just locals but anyone will look down upon them |
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It’s obvious there are some here that have a bone to pick with Singapore and its success. No need to try to convince them or change their minds. ehdrian liked this post
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QUOTE(9m2w @ May 1 2024, 02:49 PM) We changed govt via the poll and also through MPs exercising their right. Both is permissible under the system. No one died nothing collapsed CorrectIf thay isn't a barometer for our democratic system don't know what else is You see thailand They change government got riot and killing military coup Remember when bangkok was in chaos Malaysia never have such nonsense seriosekitt3h liked this post
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May 1 2024, 04:27 PM
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First world vs 3rd world
1 SGD > 3 MYR Nothing to compare |
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May 1 2024, 04:28 PM
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Here only 🍊 as PM, nuff said
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:58 PM) Prove it. Thailand has more political riotsThen why the list of riots are so long compared to Malaysia? Once accident can cause a riot in Singapore, in Malaysia, people can be more understandable for the situation Try being a brown person walking in Singapore, I got cursed more there than walking in the streets of Sydney or Madrid. |
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Singapore is much safer period
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holiday also all work so hard one ah
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QUOTE(jaapers @ May 1 2024, 04:22 PM) Since it became a country, there has been no racial riots among its citizens. Singapore have 2 racial riots between locals (1964 and 1969) and one racial riot between foreigners (2013).And it does not matter the purpose of the policy, racist country is racist country. The racial tensions can be resolved thru non-racist methods but racist will surely choose racist method. Malaysia only have one (1969). Stop lying. Even so, declaring Singapore as country on 1965, they have equal amount race riot (1 in 1969) amongst its citizen just like Malaysia had. |
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 04:36 PM) Singapore have 2 racial riots between locals (1964 and 1969) and one racial riot between foreigners (2013). OkMalaysia only have one (1969). Stop lying. Even so, declaring Singapore as country on 1965, they have equal amount race riot (1 in 1969) amongst its citizen just like Malaysia had. |
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QUOTE(exclus1ve @ May 1 2024, 04:33 PM) i have a bingo card i've collected since 2005 that you can use- racist policy - taliban - 3.5 - ad hominem remarks - you're racist - i can migrate - my children can migrate - you're stupid - SJKC - Moo and Penyu - PuAS - B40 - ignore that fella - no tag mention This post has been edited by seriosekitt3h: May 1 2024, 04:39 PM |
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 04:36 PM) Singapore have 2 racial riots between locals (1964 and 1969) and one racial riot between foreigners (2013). From the wiki you quotedMalaysia only have one (1969). Stop lying. Even so, declaring Singapore as country on 1965, they have equal amount race riot (1 in 1969) amongst its citizen just like Malaysia had. QUOTE The precursor of the 1969 race riots can be traced to the 13 May Incident in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya in Malaysia. It was triggered by the results of the 1969 Malaysian general election, which were marked by Sino-Malay riots unprecedented in Malaysian history – 196 people were killed and over 350 injured between 13 May and 31 July. The real figures could be much higher than officially revealed. The Malaysian government declared a state of emergency and suspended Parliament until 1971.[1] The disturbances had nothing to do with Singapore but there was an inexorable spillover of the communal violence in Malaysia into Singapore. And yes, we should only consider after Singapore was established as a country which dictated its own policies and governance. This is the effectiveness of their governance that prevented racial hostilities. And if you wanna compare to Malaysia, stop lying, here's the list of riots QUOTE Here are some notable racial riots that have occurred in Malaysia since the 1969 riots: 2001 Kampung Rawa Riot: A dispute between two individuals from different ethnic groups in Kampung Rawa, Gombak, Selangor, escalated into a riot involving hundreds of people. This incident highlighted underlying ethnic tensions. 2009 Penang Riot: A Hindu temple relocation issue in Penang escalated into a riot involving Malays, Indians, and Chinese, resulting in injuries and damage to property. 2018 Seafield Sri Maha Mariamman Temple Riot: Conflict surrounding the relocation of a Hindu temple in Subang Jaya, Selangor, resulted in a riot that lasted for two days. It involved clashes between the temple's supporters and a group of residents. These are some of the significant racial riots that have occurred in Malaysia since the major riots of 1969. While there may have been other incidents of racial tension and violence, these events stand out due to their impact and public attention QUOTE Singapore has been relatively successful in managing racial harmony, but there have been a few incidents of racial unrest since 1969. Here are some notable ones: 1964 Race Riots: Prior to Singapore's independence, in July 1964, there were severe racial riots between ethnic Chinese and Malays. These riots were one of the factors that contributed to Singapore's separation from Malaysia. Little India Riot (2013): While not strictly a racial riot, the incident in December 2013 involved primarily South Asian migrant workers in Singapore's Little India district. It was sparked by the death of an Indian national in a bus accident and escalated into violent clashes with the police. 1991 Maria Hertogh Riots Anniversary: In December 1991, there were tensions and some violence surrounding the anniversary of the Maria Hertogh riots of 1950. Maria Hertogh was a Dutch girl who was forcibly separated from her Malay-Muslim foster parents, leading to riots and unrest in 1950. While the 1991 incidents were not as severe, they highlighted lingering tensions. 2001 May Day Riots: While not specifically racial, the May Day riots in 2001 involved clashes between foreign workers, mainly South Asians and Chinese nationals. The riots were sparked by disputes over employment conditions and escalated into violent confrontations with the police. So YOU stop lying |
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QUOTE(Raddus @ May 1 2024, 02:23 PM) Freedom of Speech. MalaysiaHahaha....According to the government, former attorney general Tan Sri Tommy Thomas's book titled My Story: Justice in the Wilderness has 19 key issues that warrant "further attention". Malaysiakini found guilty, fined RM500,000, over readers’ comments left on their website. Then there are individuals charged with abuse of power for millions and billions who are walking free. Crackhouse Comedy Club closed down. Jocelyn Chia an American did a show in America and caused a fit here. So much for freedom of speech....hehe.. Buying Power. Singapore Affordable property. Malaysia Affordable to who?? With the "strength" of the ringgit, we can't afford anything these days. Haha…92% of Singaporeans own their homes, 72% of Malaysians own their homes.) Security. Singapore Low taxes. Malaysia Malaysia income tax: 0-30%, Singapore income tax: 0-22%. enuff said. Workers rights. Singapore Democracy. Malaysia They vote, we vote. we have numerous corrupt politicians every election. And some are outright fighting for one race and one religion only. US came up with Donald Trump. UK shot their own foot by leaving the EU. Netherlands and Sweden have far-right parties which are xenophobic and racist. I’ll take SG anytime. Public Transportation. Singapore Personal transportation. Malaysia What’s personal transportation? Car ownership?? Bicycles? COE is based on quota…SG car demand is high, which leads to very high COE in recent months there. We are forced to buy cars because public transportation is in a mess, then forced to sit in cars for hours on end because of endless congestion. every 24 seconds, one person dies on the road. The economy and the environment suffers due to lost man-hours, and the amount of emissions from fuel consumption. Racism and Ignorance. Tied Hahaha…bumiputra rights already place one race above others in the constitution! This post has been edited by J2001k2: May 1 2024, 05:06 PM |
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Yeah another wrong point, author didnt hear about akta sakit hati which basically eliminates any claim of freedom of speech in malaysia?
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We should have other measurements that allow Malaysia to "win" Singapore.
Law and order: Malaysia (cos we can solve crimes real fast) Assasination in KLIA. Victim does, murderers walk free because they were participating in gameshow. Shaariibuugiin Altantuyaa Mongolian model bombed, elite bodyguards found guilty quickly. Bribery/Corruption: Malaysia (cos we are just better) from top to bottom, from politicians to civil servants to businessmen Healthcare: Malaysia Cos healthcare is cheaper in Malaysia than Singapore when all costs converted to USD. (Quality not included.) Mobility of Skilled Talent: Malaysia 1.86 million of us already migrated overseas. 350,000 of us cross Causeway to work elsewhere. Our skills are valued everywhere. "Ease" of university admission. Hey, We have more than 100 public and private universities here....Singapore has so few. (Quality not included) This post has been edited by J2001k2: May 1 2024, 05:04 PM |
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QUOTE(jaapers @ May 1 2024, 04:44 PM) The disturbances had nothing to do with Singapore but there was an inexorable spillover of the communal violence in Malaysia into Singapore. You believed this WIKI post when the latter part said the Bangla-Indian incident in Little India was a spillover from Malaysia? Yeah right. Shifting their own racial instability to Malaysian. I know you will use the 2018 incident where I had already mentioned in this thread. It was a riot between developers and temple supporters. The developers uses Malay gangs as protection for this case. It is not Malay vs India that causes the riot. Who are the developers exactly? One City Development Sdn. Bhd No need to dig deep, I already can assume who owns it. Next is the Buah Pala village in Penang, northern Malaysia, Thursday, Aug. 13, 2009, same thing here. Indian protesting for demolition of temple and the government. Are they clashing with the Malays or are they clashing with the riot police? Read here below! QUOTE In 2001, Koperasi Pegawai-Pegawai Kanan Kerajaan Pulau Pinang Berhad (KPKKNPP) applied to purchase 6.5 acres of land in Kampung Buah Pala. Succeeding this, 34 TOLs were issued to residential owners, despite there being 43 houses existing within its confines. In September the following year, the land commission agreed to KPKKNPP’s purchase of the disputed territory. Next is 2001 Kampung Rawa Riot QUOTE Pada 27 Mac 1998 ketegangan memuncak selepas sembahyang Jumaat setelah ada yang saling membaling batu. Kira-kira 1500 - 2000 orang Islam berkumpul untuk sembahyang Jumaat. Ada saksi yang menyatakan jumlahnya mencapai 5000 orang termasuk [[India Muslim[[ dari Kedah, Kelantan dan Perak.Masjid Kampung Rawa itu hanya menampung 200 orang sahaja. Kira-kira 200-300 penganut Hindu berkawal di kuil mereka. Tidak ada sebarang pertumpahan darah , kecederaan atau kematian . Polis FRU telah melepaskan gas pemedih mata setelah 4 orang cedera. No one got badly hurt or dead, some kids throwing rocks that incites this mass gathering. Now the question is, who is the TPM back then who can't control his area? He had to turun padang to clean up his mess. Now, look at the KKMART issue, same person. It is Anwar Ibrahim. |
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 03:38 PM) Malaysia is the 40th in Democracy Index +99999999and the highest of any country in South East Asia, and ranked 6th in Asia. Singapore is in 69th place, below Filipina, Timor Leste, Indonesia and Thailand. Kalau nak jilat, Singapura berak taik pun kau sanggup jilat INB4 3.5 some ppl dont know differenciate democracy vs spewing nonsense inciting statements |
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QUOTE(J2001k2 @ May 1 2024, 04:49 PM) Freedom of Speech. Malaysia So much for freedom of speech....hehe.. Debunked! Malaysia is on the 72nd spot of Press Freedom Index (which relates to Freedom of Speech), while Singapore is at 129th spot Affordable property. Malaysia Affordable to who?? With the "strength" of the ringgit, we can't afford anything these days. Haha…92% of Singaporeans own their homes, 72% of Malaysians own their homes.) You think we don't know, that you can easily deceive us? So typical!? We all know how Singaporean can own affordable HDB housing. Now try private owned landed housing and compare it to Malaysian. And compare the government approved PPRT housings pricing. Security. Singapore Crime in Singapore are high risk, low reward. Low taxes. Malaysia Malaysia income tax: 0-30%, Singapore income tax: 0-22%. enuff said. Now compare each income brackets by their income, and compare it dollar to dollar Workers rights. Singapore Labor Rights index of Singapore is lower than the average of all SE Asia Democracy. Malaysia I’ll take SG anytime. This been said so many times here, no need to repeat Public Transportation. Singapore Personal transportation. Malaysia What’s personal transportation? Exactly Racism and Ignorance. Tied Hahaha…bumiputra rights already place one race above others in the constitution! As if Singapore does not have affirmative actions |
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 05:07 PM) You believed this WIKI post when the latter part said the Bangla-Indian incident in Little India was Yada yada yada, so much bottom barrel fishing on the SG end but so much plotek on malaysia end. Basically you are full of shit when you say that SG has more racial riots than Malaysia. a spillover from Malaysia? Yeah right. Shifting their own racial instability to Malaysian. I know you will use the 2018 incident where I had already mentioned in this thread. It was a riot between developers and temple supporters. The developers uses Malay gangs as protection for this case. It is not Malay vs India that causes the riot. Who are the developers exactly? One City Development Sdn. Bhd No need to dig deep, I already can assume who owns it. Next is the Buah Pala village in Penang, northern Malaysia, Thursday, Aug. 13, 2009, same thing here. Indian protesting for demolition of temple and the government. Are they clashing with the Malays or are they clashing with the riot police? Read here below! Next is 2001 Kampung Rawa Riot No one got badly hurt or dead, some kids throwing rocks that incites this mass gathering. Now the question is, who is the TPM back then who can't control his area? He had to turun padang to clean up his mess. Now, look at the KKMART issue, same person. It is Anwar Ibrahim. |
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QUOTE(jaapers @ May 1 2024, 05:21 PM) Yada yada yada, so much bottom barrel fishing on the SG end but so much plotek on malaysia end. Basically you are full of shit when you say that SG has more racial riots than Malaysia. I already proven mine and refuted your points.All you can do is menyalak (yada yada yada) like a dog to a hill. I am a Malaysian citizen. I did whatever my country needs me too, unlike you. You're just a social parasite that eat, get fat and leave when it is no more to feed. Maybe it is your time to be an immigrant and be another pendatang in Singapore. |
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 05:25 PM) I already proven mine and refuted your points. your one person's biased interpretation =/= proof. Bodoh. Most interpretation are that they are racial, therefore AI also classifies it as racial. Your cases of 'racial riots' in SG wasnt even classified as racial. pathetic la. All you can do is menyalak (yada yada yada) like a dog to a hill. I am a Malaysian citizen. I did whatever my country needs me too, unlike you. You're just a social parasite that eat, get fat and leave when it is no more to feed. Maybe it is your time to be an immigrant and be another pendatang in Singapore. We are all malaysian citizens but not all of us are racist scum protecting institutionalized racist policies who just likes to repeat 'kalau tak suka, keluar'. Thought you;d be more original than that, but that is really expecting too much from a bottom-barrel fisher. |
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QUOTE(delon85 @ May 1 2024, 05:24 PM) Do tell which affirmative action policy for the majority they have in Singapore. Tell me at least five, if you can find one also good. Affirmative action is a loose term but it is more on oppressing non English speaking Chinese minorities,1. HDB Ethnic Integration Policy (1989) 2. Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) Quota (it excludes Malaysian) 3. Unwritten rule of discrimination of Malays in the armed forces (historically proven) 4. Critical Race Theory/Eugenics mindset by LKY in making his policies |
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QUOTE(J2001k2 @ May 1 2024, 04:49 PM) Freedom of Speech. Malaysia Having own private transport is much better quality of life than shared public transport Hahaha....According to the government, former attorney general Tan Sri Tommy Thomas's book titled My Story: Justice in the Wilderness has 19 key issues that warrant "further attention". Malaysiakini found guilty, fined RM500,000, over readers’ comments left on their website. Then there are individuals charged with abuse of power for millions and billions who are walking free. Crackhouse Comedy Club closed down. Jocelyn Chia an American did a show in America and caused a fit here. So much for freedom of speech....hehe.. Buying Power. Singapore Affordable property. Malaysia Affordable to who?? With the "strength" of the ringgit, we can't afford anything these days. Haha…92% of Singaporeans own their homes, 72% of Malaysians own their homes.) Security. Singapore Low taxes. Malaysia Malaysia income tax: 0-30%, Singapore income tax: 0-22%. enuff said. Workers rights. Singapore Democracy. Malaysia They vote, we vote. we have numerous corrupt politicians every election. And some are outright fighting for one race and one religion only. US came up with Donald Trump. UK shot their own foot by leaving the EU. Netherlands and Sweden have far-right parties which are xenophobic and racist. I’ll take SG anytime. Public Transportation. Singapore Personal transportation. Malaysia What’s personal transportation? Car ownership?? Bicycles? COE is based on quota…SG car demand is high, which leads to very high COE in recent months there. We are forced to buy cars because public transportation is in a mess, then forced to sit in cars for hours on end because of endless congestion. every 24 seconds, one person dies on the road. The economy and the environment suffers due to lost man-hours, and the amount of emissions from fuel consumption. Racism and Ignorance. Tied Hahaha…bumiputra rights already place one race above others in the constitution! No matter how good public transport is you still have to stand in crowd train It’s like biz class vs economy seat The privacy of driving a myvi still much better than sit in MRT Imagine sharing your home with other public That’s not a high standard of living Having a family and using public transport is just bad quality of living This post has been edited by Raddus: May 1 2024, 05:42 PM seriosekitt3h liked this post
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QUOTE(jaapers @ May 1 2024, 05:35 PM) your one person's biased interpretation =/= proof. Bodoh. Most interpretation are that they are racial, therefore AI also classifies it as racial. Your cases of 'racial riots' in SG wasnt even classified as racial. pathetic la. again, ad hominem yada yadaWe are all malaysian citizens but not all of us are racist scum protecting institutionalized racist policies who just likes to repeat 'kalau tak suka, keluar'. Thought you;d be more original than that, but that is really expecting too much from a bottom-barrel fisher. I have carefully selected the riots based on race/religion and left out the others from our discussion like the workers union or vernacular school ones. You are not that smart, aren't you? You believe Singapore media saying it was not racially motivated riot for Little India, it was an OPSEC to calm the racial tension down in social media. Look up their press freedom index for god's sake. |
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QUOTE(J2001k2 @ May 1 2024, 04:49 PM) Freedom of Speech. Malaysia All I can say is, Singapore is safe, efficient but expensive to stay. HDB is really expensive nowadays, with those rich PRs (PRCs to be specific) buying them at millions.Hahaha....According to the government, former attorney general Tan Sri Tommy Thomas's book titled My Story: Justice in the Wilderness has 19 key issues that warrant "further attention". Malaysiakini found guilty, fined RM500,000, over readers’ comments left on their website. Then there are individuals charged with abuse of power for millions and billions who are walking free. Crackhouse Comedy Club closed down. Jocelyn Chia an American did a show in America and caused a fit here. So much for freedom of speech....hehe.. Buying Power. Singapore Affordable property. Malaysia Affordable to who?? With the "strength" of the ringgit, we can't afford anything these days. Haha…92% of Singaporeans own their homes, 72% of Malaysians own their homes.) Security. Singapore Low taxes. Malaysia Malaysia income tax: 0-30%, Singapore income tax: 0-22%. enuff said. Workers rights. Singapore Democracy. Malaysia They vote, we vote. we have numerous corrupt politicians every election. And some are outright fighting for one race and one religion only. US came up with Donald Trump. UK shot their own foot by leaving the EU. Netherlands and Sweden have far-right parties which are xenophobic and racist. I’ll take SG anytime. Public Transportation. Singapore Personal transportation. Malaysia What’s personal transportation? Car ownership?? Bicycles? COE is based on quota…SG car demand is high, which leads to very high COE in recent months there. We are forced to buy cars because public transportation is in a mess, then forced to sit in cars for hours on end because of endless congestion. every 24 seconds, one person dies on the road. The economy and the environment suffers due to lost man-hours, and the amount of emissions from fuel consumption. Racism and Ignorance. Tied Hahaha…bumiputra rights already place one race above others in the constitution! In malaysia, I feel poor working as my job does not pay me the right amount, well I would say I'm under appreciated as a researcher in malaysia. Safety? Crime-wise, I was always wary of being ambushed by thieves, had once that someone broke my windshield just to take my mums handbag. Racial, I was taunted by Princes several times, as I live in an area filled with them. I have a house, and a car but to get to work, even a simple 10 mins drive could take me an hour to reach during peak hours. Oh well. Living in both countries, I could judge the difference. I was once thinking to be loyal to my own country, but I was sold after years in singapore. Lol .. they always say do not bite the master who feed you. To me, I felt I was oppressed in my own country, but appreciated by others. How do you expect talents to not leave malaysia? |
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 05:37 PM) Affirmative action is a loose term but it is more on oppressing non English speaking Chinese minorities, Ooohhh, suddenly it's a loose term.1. HDB Ethnic Integration Policy (1989) 2. Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) Quota (it excludes Malaysian) 3. Unwritten rule of discrimination of Malays in the armed forces (historically proven) 4. Critical Race Theory/Eugenics mindset by LKY in making his policies Which policy in (1) that is oppressive? Against who? The rest is really taken out from your ass, as those aren't even against their own citizen, or used anecdotes rather than actual proven facts. jaapers liked this post
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Low taxes. Malaysia Democracy. Malaysia Racism and Ignorance. Tied All above wrong tho. which idiot writes that? This post has been edited by bristlebb: May 1 2024, 05:54 PM |
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QUOTE(delon85 @ May 1 2024, 05:48 PM) Ooohhh, suddenly it's a loose term. Policy is oppressive because it should be given free for all, shouldn't have a ratio based on race, that is very unfair! Just like here .. we need 51% bumi for every business!Which policy in (1) that is oppressive? Against who? The rest is really taken out from your ass, as those aren't even against their own citizen, or used anecdotes rather than actual proven facts. But, the rest of the things he stated, may be true, Singapore will never have other race to be PM. Oh wait, even in malaysia no other race will be PM, at least in singapore they wayang to have president of different races. How about malaysia? When can we have someone to wayang at the top ah? |
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QUOTE(malz89 @ May 1 2024, 05:54 PM) Policy is oppressive because it should be given free for all, shouldn't have a ratio based on race, that is very unfair! Just like here .. we need 51% bumi for every business! In making SG looks worse when it comes to affirmative action, he actually made SG look better. For this part specifically, I'd disagree with you that he may have stated some truth.But, the rest of the things he stated, may be true, Singapore will never have other race to be PM. Oh wait, even in malaysia no other race will be PM, at least in singapore they wayang to have president of different races. How about malaysia? When can we have someone to wayang at the top ah? For 2) MM2H nowadays isn't any better when it comes to attracting expats. 3) We know why there are low percentage of nons in our army/AF/navy. We are not better in this front. 4) Eugenics related policies are stopped once LKY realised he fucked up as birth rate declines. When he did realise, subsequent policies didn't help in boosting overall population growth rate. It doesn't even specifically targets a race. This post has been edited by delon85: May 1 2024, 06:01 PM |
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QUOTE(delon85 @ May 1 2024, 05:48 PM) Ooohhh, suddenly it's a loose term. the first 2 are affirmative actions, the last 2 are unwritten rule for discrimination policiesWhich policy in (1) that is oppressive? Against who? The rest is really taken out from your ass, as those aren't even against their own citizen, or used anecdotes rather than actual proven facts. |
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QUOTE(Raddus @ May 1 2024, 05:39 PM) Having own private transport is much better quality of life than shared public transport I leave it to you to filter out Singaporeans here pretending to be Malaysian,No matter how good public transport is you still have to stand in crowd train It’s like biz class vs economy seat The privacy of driving a myvi still much better than sit in MRT Imagine sharing your home with other public That’s not a high standard of living Having a family and using public transport is just bad quality of living I did my part here. going out for dinner. Below is proof that I did what I'm doing now, before any fucktard says I'm chickening out QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ Apr 26 2024, 07:00 PM) I was just having fun with kids there, they started calling me names (as expected) when they have no more points to argue with me. Funnily, they don't report my posts but confidently enough calling me a racist I'm just playing with them, I was never intended to win an argument, I just want to get into their head and live rent free in their mind. That is my only goal. |
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QUOTE(bristlebb @ May 1 2024, 05:53 PM) Freedom of Speech. Malaysia U try kutuk pap or their pm there and see what will happen. Here only royalty you shouldn't kutuk (since there are specific laws for that). You should have heard incidents whereby those who did get sued till bankruptcy.Low taxes. Malaysia Democracy. Malaysia Racism and Ignorance. Tied All above wrong tho. which idiot writes that? |
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QUOTE(delon85 @ May 1 2024, 05:59 PM) In making SG looks worse when it comes to affirmative action, he actually made SG look better. For this part specifically, I'd disagree with you that he may have stated some truth. For 3) nons in army here can even become general. There?For 2) MM2H nowadays isn't any better when it comes to attracting expats. 3) We know why there are low percentage of nons in our army/AF/navy. We are not better in this front. 4) Eugenics related policies are stopped once LKY realised he fucked up as birth rate declines. When he did realise, subsequent policies didn't help in boosting overall population growth rate. It doesn't even specifically targets a race. |
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 06:05 PM) So exactly which one in (1) that is oppressive to which segment of the population? There are a lot of words in the policy you know.(2) they have to take care of their citizens rather than PR. You think they're gonna be like PMX, taking care of palestin before his electorate eh. (3) you pulled this from your ass (4) Eugenics policies doesn't target a particular race/religion. And it stopped once they realised they fucked up with declining birth rates. You are outdated here. |
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Malaysia Ministers vs Singapore Ministers. Done.
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May 1 2024, 06:20 PM
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This is a never ending discussion
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May 1 2024, 06:24 PM
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QUOTE(moonsatelite @ May 1 2024, 02:25 PM) at least we changed government. machomama liked this post
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May 1 2024, 06:29 PM
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lol malaysia low tax?
lower than singapork? |
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May 1 2024, 06:31 PM
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May 1 2024, 08:21 PM
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May 1 2024, 08:37 PM
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May 1 2024, 08:42 PM
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QUOTE(Raddus @ May 1 2024, 08:37 PM) That’s democracy in a nutshell Singapore got really lucky - they ended up with a benevolent dictator in the form of LKY. It could have turned out very differently.It can change good or bad thats just how it works Just like if in authoritarian country you just accept the way the country is run good or bad |
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May 1 2024, 09:24 PM
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May 1 2024, 09:36 PM
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lol PSM
Bunch of idealistic people with nothing real to offer |
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May 1 2024, 09:53 PM
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343 posts Joined: Jul 2011 From: Land of SaberLion :3 |
Freedom of Speech. Malaysia
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May 1 2024, 09:53 PM
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May 1 2024, 11:26 PM
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 05:20 PM) Freedom of SpeechArticle 10 Malaysian Constitution on Freedom of Speech guarantees Malaysian citizens the right to freedom of speech, freedom of assembly and freedom of association. Hahaha...you want to just talk about press freedom and journalists, and ignore the rest of Malaysians?? Why don't you debunk these: Freedom of all citizens to express, not just journalists and their press freedom. freedom for comedians, former attorney generals, civil servants to express their beliefs. And there lies the paradox- the law actually curbs freedom of speech as evidenced from recent events: not just what Tommy Thomas' book said, but also Malaysiakini's RM500,000 fine for what its readers left on its website, and also investigations into UARAM Coordinator Mohammad Alshatri, Undi18 co-founder Tharma Pillai, and activist Nashita Md Noor, editor-in-chief of the health news platform CodeBlue Boo Su Lyn during COVID-19, The Edge Weekly and The Edge Financial Daily were suspended for three months when it ran reports into 1MDB. Affordable property. Malaysia The fact remains far more Singaporeans (92%) own their homes than Malaysians (76%). Debunk that too? And their small HDBs in suburbs are worth more in value than any of our landed homes. And price is not even the issue- Malaysian housing is plagued by far more basic problems: property prices that are now multiple times more than the annual household income, there is a shortage of affordable housing, affordable housing is located in areas that are far from urban centres and lacks basic infrastructure, and the ironical situation of 1.9 million unoccupied homes amidst all these problems! Racism and Ignorance. Hahah...yes Singapore has affirmative action, but for its minority race, not the majority race like Malaysia. And Malaysia's "affirmative action" has been ongoing for more than half a century with worsening results. Ask yourself honestly why. Not only is this enshrined in its constitution, but has extended to share ownership of businesses, and civil service jobs reserved for a certain race. Singapore moved on from such policies long ago even if you insist on looking at history only. Yggdrasil liked this post
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May 1 2024, 11:29 PM
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QUOTE(machomama @ May 1 2024, 09:53 PM) yes, we changed governments many times in a few short years, and still ended up with the same parties and same people albeit with different party combination....hehe. our parliament is focused on socks, soles of shoes, middle east conflict, and boycott of locally owned businesses. |
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May 1 2024, 11:38 PM
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 06:08 PM) I leave it to you to filter out Singaporeans here pretending to be Malaysian, yeah lah yeah lah.....people who post different views are all fake malaysians (all singaporeans and indonesians pretending to be malaysians I did my part here. going out for dinner. Below is proof that I did what I'm doing now, before any fucktard says I'm chickening out all real malaysians must agree with you, tape their eyes, look the other way and pretend everything is good in this country. you think they interested in ktards in lowyat post, and your "enlightened" and "intelligent" views? hahahaha..... the real malaysians are the ones who speak their minds, and point out what is wrong with this country. not people who pretend racial and religious tensions dont exist, corruption, nepotism, bribery dont exist, political instability dont exist, economic decline don't exist, severe currency depreciation dont exist, people suffering dont exist, a burgeoning RM1.5 trillion debt dont exist... and who pretend everything is wonderful here, all races and religions are harmonious, and we are one big happy family! |
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May 1 2024, 11:56 PM
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 02:38 PM) Malaysia is the 40th in Democracy Index Sounds about right 😂and the highest of any country in South East Asia, and ranked 6th in Asia. Singapore is in 69th place, below Filipina, Timor Leste, Indonesia and Thailand. Kalau nak jilat, Singapura berak taik pun kau sanggup jilat INB4 3.5 |
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May 2 2024, 07:57 AM
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QUOTE(seriosekitt3h @ May 1 2024, 02:42 PM) as if Singapore does not have any, What you say is existed all around the world.look at the big churches and how they impacted the current policies in SG. And they are the most racist people in SE Asia, or if corrected, they are more classism than racism, but still looks down on people with darker skins than them. |
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May 2 2024, 08:00 AM
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Without coming in and i know the one doing the comparison is Malaysian. Only we are obsessed in this.
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May 2 2024, 08:04 AM
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everyday see k got thread to trying to outcompare sg can tell which country doing better already J2001k2 liked this post
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