as a Malaysian

uncle roger promoting malaysia again

clout chasing influencers + gullible viewers = degenerate social phenomenon

When i meet ang mo i tell them i am from singapore
Easier

middle between thai and sg

1MDB: The inside story of the world’s biggest financial scandal
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jul/...candal-malaysia

Became a lot more proud since living overseas in a cosmopolitan city.

People who only met brown folk from India having full blown 15 mins back and forth with me coz they cant brain how I am of Indian descent but never touched Indian soil.

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But do bharatian look down on u or not

What is the hierarchy of true bharatian vs overseas yindian

Is it somewhere between brahma and Vishnu or ksyatria

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white people?

they dont know what is the diaspora...?

Actually...

Malaysia was the first country to introduce biometric passports (e-passports) with embedded chips in March 1998, developed by local company IRIS Corporation, making them a pioneer in secure digital travel documents before global standards were set.

Malaysia's MyKad, introduced in 2001, was the first country in the world to issue a national identity card with an embedded microchip, storing biometric data (photo, fingerprints) and serving as a multi-purpose card for driving licenses, e-cash, ATM access, and more, making it a pioneering smart card.

So there are something we can proud of

I don't see why not. I am born in Malaysia & of course proud to be Malaysian.

Just because politicians give the country a bad name doesn't mean we have to be ashamed of our nationality. All countries have their share of problems & there's no such thing as a utopia country in the real world.

Ashamed when foreign customer ask about MO1

Proud when Malaysian mature enough to remove MO1 through vote

Ashamed when people ask about bumiputera policy that tongkat the majority over 60 years

Proud when most Malaysians can talk at least 3 languages

At least when we travel. I can say I am Malaysian Chinese not wumao

People will laugh behind your back, thinking this sohai so proud of being a second-class citizen, while the China Chinese can be proud that they will have a superpower country sooner or later, regardless of all the attacks from the West.

You should say Chinese Malaysian … adjective+noun. Race is adjective and nationality is the noun. e.g. chili sauce, fire truck, bat man etc …

The term Msian Chinese often use in Msia and understood by local but confusing to English speaking foreigners …

It is understandable that our ancestors atill consider themselves as part of China citizens that reside in Malaysia therefore Msian Chinese …

to me, feeling proud or ashamed of a country is silly - unless youre the one contributing to its greatness (or shame), youre just being proud of someone else's achievements.

it's like being proud that your neighbour's kid got straight As; good that you're happy for them but its not your achievement. you care only if you dont have much achievements of your own.

what i want is that malaysia succeeds and malaysians are happy. you dont need to be the best athlete or smartest guy in the world to make malaysia a slightly better place, in whatever way a person can. do something rather than just feel.

I got maki hamun by a half malaysian before for mistakes goverment made longtime ago.

Now smarter you tak suka you keluar saja and live with your other half blood country. No need scold me for nothing just to vent your anger.

Hopeless for Malaysia.
If PAS/UMNO rule also die
PH rule more or less the same way, won't die, can't be easy too.

It feels like systemic evil, a system that keeps failing people.

Until now Pastor Koh and Pamela Ling are still not released and talking about achievements in this context feels meaningless.

The victims and their families are very angry, yet they feel powerless and can do nothing.

ps. someone is being released soon. Not the ones who should be !