Why do other people's feelings on it matter?
You're the one staying here, aye?
Do you feel shame or proud of Malaysia?
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Today, 09:53 AM
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146 posts Joined: Sep 2020
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tbh the only thing proud of is our language skill.
anything else (politics, infrastructure, civic-mindedness, racial relationship etc), disgrace. This post has been edited by sapusapu: Today, 09:53 AM |
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Today, 10:50 AM
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651 posts Joined: Mar 2009
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we have tall towers
it should be proud |
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Today, 10:52 AM
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1,053 posts Joined: Jan 2008
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Bodo question. Lu tak suka lu kuluar.
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Today, 11:21 AM
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1,176 posts Joined: May 2006 From: Memesia
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shame and proud at the same time..
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Today, 11:27 AM
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709 posts Joined: Jun 2019
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One day you will grow up and realize that your country does not define who you are. You can be yourself whether or not you are proud of your country. The important thing is to be proud of yourself and in order to do that, just be a good person and not an asshole.
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Today, 11:39 AM
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2,013 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: abyss 
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if u mean like very proud, above all others kinda proud probably no, atleast I wont hide/change where I come from, can say loudly I'm malaysian.
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Today, 11:51 AM
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QUOTE(MasBoleh! @ Dec 22 2025, 03:19 AM) Actually... ThisMalaysia 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  From a pure technical POV, the ICAO Document 9303 biometrics passport standard is a downgrade from what Malaysia had in 1998 Also, Malaysian passport renewal times. No other country will give you a new/renewed passport within the same day like Malaysia |
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Today, 12:01 PM
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QUOTE(MasBoleh! @ Dec 22 2025, 03:19 AM) Actually... That was over 20 years ago. Technology evolve, what about in recent years?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 |
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