Can a non-Chinese truly understand the nuances & inner workings of the Chinese psyche to be able to bring up benefits for them?

Eh.. majority of leaders in Singapore are Chinese.

And wat has that got to do with the politics of Sabah?

This post has been edited by RGRaj: Dec 1 2025, 06:36 PM

In Singapore, everybody r equal under the law. In Malaysia everything is based on race relations oni. In any case if u put personnel who are not favorable to yor lifestyle, that will be the beginning point of the erosion of existing rights.

Why PAS/UMNO voters vote for those parties? So their concerns might be heard & solved. Because they believe only a co-religionist or same ethnicity who live their lifestyle cud understand their cultural nuances.

That is for them.But % of nons are gradually getting lower. Gud luck believing that a non non wud even consider the welfare of nons sometimes into the future. It's not racism to try & select a representative from the same ethnicity but simply a logical step to have somebody to hear yor voice.

Then again u may think that is of no concern for nons bcos life will surely go on anyway. But then again why even bother to vote any party for that matter? Jus stay home & let others decide the governance that u mus surely accept later.

Deswai I say good governance mus start with the pipul, bcos leaders are chosen from the pipul, not the other way round. They can go all gungho as they wan. In the end still kena pijak by any govt that forms.