Stop fanning this issue - gonna give them opportunity to push ahead their hidden agenda. After all, ignorance is not an excuse. Now they have found a way to force vernacular schools to hire their tens of thousands of arabic graduates from middle east to teach khatoon.

Below or above waist? If above, no problem

Posted by Income > 24 seconds ago | Report Abuse

EngineeringProfit, i just realise that your thumbnail sports car pic has two green Arabian words. Please take them down. Faster lo.

Absolutely. Just because neighbour complains, these officers are coming to investigate the garden in my backyard. Say pattern like khat wording with A......... can be found on the mattresses that I step on every morning. Fuyoh

Posted by Income > 20 seconds ago | Report Abuse

It’s impossible to find the word in Mandarin characters. It’s easy to find Arabian words in Starbark coffee, marble cake, taugeh sellers or abstract paintings. Because Arabian words are cursive naturally. Oh no. Do I need to ask my friend to use magnifying glass to check his abstract paintings for Arabian words before exhibition to selling them?

I mean it depends how long it takes for children to get immuned from fanaticism for life:

1. **Education on Critical Thinking:** Teach children to question information, think critically, and evaluate sources to develop a rational mindset.

2. **Promote Diversity:** Expose children to diverse cultures, beliefs, and perspectives to foster tolerance and understanding.

3. **Encourage Open Dialogue:** Create an environment where children feel comfortable discussing sensitive topics and expressing their thoughts without fear of judgment.

4. **Teach Empathy:** Instill empathy by teaching children to understand and respect others' feelings, perspectives, and experiences.

5. **Promote Inclusivity:** Encourage inclusivity by emphasizing the value of all individuals regardless of differences in beliefs, backgrounds, or identities.

6. **Teach about Extremism:** Educate children about the dangers of extremism, radicalization, and the manipulation of beliefs for harmful purposes.

7. **Media Literacy:** Teach children to critically analyze media messages, identify propaganda, and understand how information can be manipulated.

8. **Promote Peaceful Conflict Resolution:** Teach children skills for peaceful conflict resolution, empathy, and negotiation to reduce the likelihood of resorting to extreme ideologies or actions.

9. **Encourage Independent Thinking:** Foster independence in thinking and decision-making, empowering children to form their own opinions based on informed reasoning.

Better question is how long will it take for 1sgd to fetch RM10

Posted by icecool > 1 hour ago | Report Abuse

seriously, how long would it takes for the people to understand that politician and politics are destroying the country, economy and the people's lives systematically.

Come on. Prince Charming had done that to search for Cinderella - yes, everyone in the land

Posted by Income > 11 minutes ago | Report Abuse

......Have to check whole land one by one?

Absolutely. Just because neighbour complains, these officers are coming to investigate the garden in my backyard. Say pattern like khat wording with A......... can be found on the grass that I step on every morning. Fuyoh

Posted by icecool > 2 hours ago | Report Abuse

if they wish to find fault, they will find one, nothing you can do about it, apologise or not

What poison the mind and disallow rational thinking?

Absolutely. Just because neighbour complains, these officers are coming to investigate the garden in my backyard. Say pattern like khat wording with A......... can be found on the grass that I step on every morning. Fuyoh

Posted by icecool > 2 hours ago | Report Abuse

if they wish to find fault, they will find one, nothing you can do about it, apologise or not

Absolutely. Just because neighbour complains, these officers are coming to investigate the garden in my backyard. Say pattern like khat wording with A......... can be found on the grass that I step on every morning. Fuyoh

Posted by icecool > 2 hours ago | Report Abuse

if they wish to find fault, they will find one, nothing you can do about it, apologise or not

Next they are owning up their mistake and making up for it - to pay compensation for damage to the goodwill and incovenience caused

Posted by StartOfTheBull > 40 minutes ago | Report Abuse

What happen next to the 1,145 Vern shoes siezed? No news after that? Nobody questioned who can keep the shoes or return them to the shop owner as at today?

What children need to learn to condemn?

1. Morbid cognitive rigidity with uncompromising attitudes that resist change or dialogue. This complexity makes it difficult to address through conventional means of intervention or therapy.

Fanaticism has far-reaching social impacts, leading to division, conflict, violence, vigilantism and terrorism. Preventing individuals from becoming fanatics can contribute to a more harmonious, sensible, rational and cohesive society.

While addressing fanaticism is undoubtedly important, focusing on prevention can offer a more comprehensive and sustainable approach to mitigating its negative effects on individuals and society as a whole.

Boycott options:

A. Fanatically dogmatised paranoid politicians who sow seeds of discord
(Verdict for future: superior choice, progressive, bright days ahead)

B. Slander-plagued supermarts which are run by human who made unmistakeable mistakes (Verdict for future: mediocre choice, stagnation, going nowhere)

C. Misrepresented innocent shoe companies with creative designs (Verdict for future: inferior choice, regressive, doom)

AI can't go around and confiscate goods to distribute to kampung folks as raya gift. Afterall 99% of the over a billion annual fund goes to salary .

Posted by Sslee > 7 minutes ago | Report Abuse

No need manpower you just need an AI to look into all the logos of all companies and come out with the allowed and disallowed list or a boycott list.

Fanaticism, by its very nature, is often deeply ingrained in an individual's beliefs and identity. It can manifest in various forms, from religious fanaticism to political extremism, and addressing it can be incredibly challenging. Here are some arguments in favor of prevention over trying to cure fanaticism:

1. **Complexity of Fanaticism:** Fanaticism is not just about holding strong beliefs; it often involves rigid, uncompromising attitudes that resist change or dialogue. This complexity makes it difficult to address through conventional means of intervention or therapy.

2. **Resource Allocation:** Trying to cure fanaticism after it has taken root requires significant resources in terms of time, money, and expertise. Preventing it from developing in the first place can be a more efficient use of resources.

3. **Social Impact:** Fanaticism can have far-reaching social impacts, leading to division, conflict, and even violence. Preventing individuals from becoming fanatics can contribute to a more harmonious and cohesive society.

4. **Long-Term Strategies:** Prevention strategies can focus on education, critical thinking skills, promoting empathy, and fostering open-mindedness. These approaches not only help prevent fanaticism but also have broader societal benefits in promoting tolerance and understanding.

5. **Ethical Considerations:** Attempting to cure fanaticism can raise ethical questions, particularly regarding individual freedoms and autonomy. Prevention strategies, such as education and early intervention, can be implemented in a way that respects these principles.

6. **Adaptive Approaches:** Prevention allows for adaptive approaches that can address the root causes of fanaticism, such as social exclusion, ideological indoctrination, and identity crises, before they escalate into full-blown fanaticism.

Start with Hannah Yeo? Start with the veteran and seasoned or young, greenhorn and raw?

To investigate all the logos of all companies and products, jakim needs more than rm10bil funding per year- need more manpower

Look at maxis logo. Can you see the A word?

Do this and the children will be protected from fanaticism for life:

1. **Education on Critical Thinking:** Teach children to question information, think critically, and evaluate sources to develop a rational mindset.

2. **Promote Diversity:** Expose children to diverse cultures, beliefs, and perspectives to foster tolerance and understanding.

3. **Encourage Open Dialogue:** Create an environment where children feel comfortable discussing sensitive topics and expressing their thoughts without fear of judgment.

4. **Teach Empathy:** Instill empathy by teaching children to understand and respect others' feelings, perspectives, and experiences.

5. **Promote Inclusivity:** Encourage inclusivity by emphasizing the value of all individuals regardless of differences in beliefs, backgrounds, or identities.

6. **Teach about Extremism:** Educate children about the dangers of extremism, radicalization, and the manipulation of beliefs for harmful purposes.

7. **Media Literacy:** Teach children to critically analyze media messages, identify propaganda, and understand how information can be manipulated.

8. **Promote Peaceful Conflict Resolution:** Teach children skills for peaceful conflict resolution, empathy, and negotiation to reduce the likelihood of resorting to extreme ideologies or actions.

9. **Encourage Independent Thinking:** Foster independence in thinking and decision-making, empowering children to form their own opinions based on informed reasoning.

10. **Lead by Example:** Model positive behaviors, respect for diverse opinions, and open-mindedness in your interactions with children, showcasing healthy ways of engaging with different beliefs and viewpoints

I saw those words in my freshly brew coffee. Need to ban coffee drinking. How can I lodge a report?

Posted by Income > 10 minutes ago | Report Abuse

We can see taugeh forming Arabian words. Because Arabian words are curvy in comparison to Roman words. Even when I make marble cakes, I can read a few arabica words. How? Banning marble cake from being sold???

Children go through different educational path have different outcomes.

One goes :It sounds like you stumbled upon an intriguing situation! To lodge a report about the words in your coffee and the taugeh forming Arabian words, you might want to contact the appropriate authorities, such as food safety agencies or local health departments. They can investigate the matter further and determine if any action needs to be taken regarding coffee drinking or marble cake sales. It's essential to provide them with as much information as possible to ensure a thorough investigation.

It sounds like you stumbled upon an intriguing situation! To lodge a report about the words in your coffee and the taugeh forming Arabian words, you might want to contact the appropriate authorities, such as food safety agencies or local health departments. They can investigate the matter further and determine if any action needs to be taken regarding coffee drinking or marble cake sales. It's essential to provide them with as much information as possible to ensure a thorough investigation.

A case for the root cause

It sounds like you stumbled upon an intriguing situation! To lodge a report about the words in your coffee and the taugeh forming Arabian words, you might want to contact the appropriate authorities, such as food safety agencies or local health departments. They can investigate the matter further and determine if any action needs to be taken regarding coffee drinking or marble cake sales. It's essential to provide them with as much information as possible to ensure a thorough investigation.

It sounds like you stumbled upon an intriguing situation! To lodge a report about the words in your coffee and the taugeh forming Arabian words, you might want to contact the appropriate authorities, such as food safety agencies or local health departments. They can investigate the matter further and determine if any action needs to be taken regarding coffee drinking or marble cake sales. It's essential to provide them with as much information as possible to ensure a thorough investigation.

It sounds like you stumbled upon an intriguing situation! To lodge a report about the words in your coffee and the taugeh forming Arabian words, you might want to contact the appropriate authorities, such as food safety agencies or local health departments. They can investigate the matter further and determine if any action needs to be taken regarding coffee drinking or marble cake sales. It's essential to provide them with as much information as possible to ensure a thorough investigation.

It sounds like you stumbled upon an intriguing situation! To lodge a report about the words in your coffee and the taugeh forming Arabian words, you might want to contact the appropriate authorities, such as food safety agencies or local health departments. They can investigate the matter further and determine if any action needs to be taken regarding coffee drinking or marble cake sales. It's essential to provide them with as much information as possible to ensure a thorough investigation.

I saw those words in my freshly brew coffee. Need to ban coffee drinking. How can I lodge a report?

Posted by Income > 10 minutes ago | Report Abuse

We can see taugeh forming Arabian words. Because Arabian words are curvy in comparison to Roman words. Even when I make marble cakes, I can read a few arabica words. How? Banning marble cake from being sold???

I saw those words in my freshly brew coffee. Need to ban coffee drinking. How can I lodge a report?

Posted by Income > 10 minutes ago | Report Abuse

We can see taugeh forming Arabian words. Because Arabian words are curvy in comparison to Roman words. Even when I make marble cakes, I can read a few arabica words. How? Banning marble cake from being sold???

Boycott options:

A. Fanatically dogmatise paranoid politicians who sow seeds of discord
(Verdict for future: superior choice, progressive, bright days ahead)

B. Slander-plagued supermarts which are run by human who made unmistakeable mistakes (Verdict for future: mediocre choice, stagnation, going nowhere)

C. Misrepresented innocent shoe companies with creative designs (Verdict for future: inferior choice, regressive, doom)

Boycott options:

A. Fanatically dogmatise paranoid politicians who sow seeds of discord
(Verdict for future: superior choice, progressive, bright days ahead)

B. Slander-plagued supermarts which are run by human who made unmistakeable mistakes (Verdict for future: mediocre choice, stagnation, going nowhere)

C. Misrepresented innocent shoe companies with creative designs (Verdict for future: inferior choice, regressive, doom)

Boycott options:

A. Fanatically dogmatise paranoid politicians who sow seeds of discord
(Verdict for future: superior choice, progressive, bright days ahead)

B. Slander-plagued supermarts which are run by human who made unmistakeable mistakes (Verdict for future: mediocre choice, stagnation, going nowhere)

C. Misrepresented innocent shoe companies with creative designs (Verdict for future: inferior choice, regressive, doom)

Boycott options:

A. Fanatically dogmatise paranoid politicians who sow seeds of discord
(Verdict for future: superior choice, progressive, bright days ahead)

B. Slander-plagued supermarts which are run by human who made unmistakeable mistakes (Verdict for future: mediocre choice, stagnation, going nowhere)

C. Misrepresented innocent shoe companies with creative designs (Verdict for future: inferior choice, regressive, doom)

Combatting dogmatic thought control involves encouraging open-mindedness, critical thinking, and intellectual humility. It's important to foster environments where individuals feel comfortable questioning beliefs, exploring different viewpoints, and engaging in respectful dialogue. Education, exposure to diverse perspectives, and promoting a culture of intellectual curiosity are key in challenging dogmatism and promoting independent thinking.

Prevention is always better than cure. Only high-quality education that instills rational, skeptical, and critical thinking skills from a young age is crucial in shielding children from suffering from fanaticism and paranoia throughout their lives.:

1. Quality education promotes open-mindedness and exposure to diverse perspectives, cultures, and ideas. This exposure helps children develop empathy, tolerance, and respect for differing viewpoints, reducing the likelihood of adopting rigid, fanatical beliefs based on narrow-mindedness or prejudice.

2. Critical thinking skills learned through quality education make children less susceptible to manipulation by extremist ideologies or propaganda. They learn to recognize logical fallacies, detect misinformation, and make informed decisions based on evidence and reason rather than emotional appeals or fear tactics.

3.Quality education nurtures intellectual curiosity and a thirst for knowledge. Children who are encouraged to ask questions, seek answers, and explore different perspectives are less likely to succumb to dogmatic beliefs or paranoid thinking rooted in ignorance or fear of the unknown forces of past superstition.

4. High-quality education empowers children to think independently and form their own opinions based on careful consideration of facts and arguments. This independence of thought shields them from blindly following fanatical ideologies or succumbing to counterproductive herd mentality or paranoid beliefs propagated by others.

5. High-quality education focuses on developing analytical skills, teaching children to question, analyze evidence, and evaluate arguments critically. This equips them with the ability to discern facts from opinions and encourages a healthy skepticism towards unfounded dogma or ideologies.

And counterattack is the best defense. Go after the gang who slanders. Sue them for compensation

Toxic fanaticism poses significant challenges to the cohesiveness, inclusivity, and democratic values of pluralistic societies, leading to intolerance, conflict, discrimination, and psychological harm. Efforts to promote dialogue, tolerance, education, and respect for diversity are essential in countering the detrimental consequences of toxic fanaticism in pluralistic societies.

In a pluralistic society that values diversity and mutual respect, toxic fanaticism undermines the principles of pluralism by promoting exclusivity, homogeneity, and the imposition of a single worldview. This erodes the richness and complexity of pluralistic societies, hindering social progress and harmony.

Addressing toxic fanaticism requires a multifaceted approach that includes promoting critical thinking skills, fostering empathy and tolerance, addressing underlying psychological issues, countering extremist ideologies with factual information, and creating inclusive and resilient communities that resist polarization and division.

Doctors's ethical principle: DO NO HARM

Psychological Harm: Toxic fanaticism causes psychological harm to both adherents and those targeted by fanatical beliefs. Adherents may experience cognitive dissonance, anxiety, and paranoia, while targets of fanaticism may suffer from fear, trauma, and emotional distress due to discrimination or persecution.

Toxic fanaticism poses significant challenges to the cohesiveness, inclusivity, and democratic values of pluralistic societies, leading to intolerance, conflict, discrimination, and psychological harm. Efforts to promote dialogue, tolerance, education, and respect for diversity are essential in countering the detrimental consequences of toxic fanaticism in pluralistic societies.

In a pluralistic society that values diversity and mutual respect, toxic fanaticism undermines the principles of pluralism by promoting exclusivity, homogeneity, and the imposition of a single worldview. This erodes the richness and complexity of pluralistic societies, hindering social progress and harmony.

Prevention is always better than cure. Only high-quality education that instills rational, skeptical, and critical thinking skills from a young age is crucial in shielding children from suffering from fanaticism and paranoia throughout their lives.:

1. Quality education promotes open-mindedness and exposure to diverse perspectives, cultures, and ideas. This exposure helps children develop empathy, tolerance, and respect for differing viewpoints, reducing the likelihood of adopting rigid, fanatical beliefs based on narrow-mindedness or prejudice.

2. Critical thinking skills learned through quality education make children less susceptible to manipulation by extremist ideologies or propaganda. They learn to recognize logical fallacies, detect misinformation, and make informed decisions based on evidence and reason rather than emotional appeals or fear tactics.

3.Quality education nurtures intellectual curiosity and a thirst for knowledge. Children who are encouraged to ask questions, seek answers, and explore different perspectives are less likely to succumb to dogmatic beliefs or paranoid thinking rooted in ignorance or fear of the unknown forces of past superstition.

4. High-quality education empowers children to think independently and form their own opinions based on careful consideration of facts and arguments. This independence of thought shields them from blindly following fanatical ideologies or succumbing to counterproductive herd mentality or paranoid beliefs propagated by others.

5. High-quality education focuses on developing analytical skills, teaching children to question, analyze evidence, and evaluate arguments critically. This equips them with the ability to discern facts from opinions and encourages a healthy skepticism towards unfounded dogma or ideologies.

3. Manipulation by Extremists: Fanaticism makes individuals susceptible to manipulation by extremist ideologies or leaders who capitalize on paranoia to gain control and influence. Extremist groups often exploit paranoid beliefs to justify radical actions or incite fear and division within communities

2. Exaggerated Threat Perception: Fanaticism can amplify perceptions of threat, making individuals hyper-vigilant and hypersensitive to perceived dangers. Minor incidents or differences may be blown out of proportion, leading to heightened anxiety, fear, and paranoia.

Fanaticism, by its very nature, leads to paranoia within individuals and communities.

1.Confirmation Bias: Fanatics tend to interpret information in a way that confirms their existing beliefs, ignoring contradictory evidence or alternative perspectives. This confirmation bias can reinforce paranoid beliefs and perceptions, leading individuals to see patterns of threat or conspiracy where none may exist.

Communities that prioritize fanaticism in education inevitably become more susceptible to manipulation by extremist groups or individuals. These groups often exploit the fear and uncertainty created by fanaticism to further their own agendas, leading to increased tensions and insecurity within the community.

The sense of insecurity within a community can indeed be exacerbated by educational approaches that prioritize fanaticism over rationalism.

Promotion of Division: Fanaticism tends to promote an "us versus them" mentality, fostering division within communities. When education emphasizes rigid adherence to certain beliefs without encouraging critical thinking and understanding of diverse perspectives, it can lead to mistrust, fear, and insecurity among different groups within the community.

Rationalism, on the other hand, promotes critical thinking, evidence-based reasoning, and respect for diverse perspectives. When education emphasizes rationalism, it fosters a culture of open-mindedness, tolerance, and empathy within the community. This can strengthen social cohesion, trust, and mutual understanding, ultimately reducing feelings of insecurity and promoting a more harmonious environment.

Educational approaches that prioritize fanaticism over rationalism can contribute to a sense of insecurity within communities by promoting division, discouraging open dialogue, increasing vulnerability to manipulation, stifling critical thinking, and undermining social cohesion. Emphasizing rationalism in education is crucial for fostering a more informed, tolerant, and secure community environment.

Posted by OnTime > 3 minutes ago | Report Abuse

a bunch of insecure and ungrateful buffoons. let's hope this country becomes uninvestable the sooner the better.

Economic Impact: Local businesses are essential contributors to the economy, providing employment opportunities and driving economic growth. Sabotaging and boycotting them can result in job losses, reduced revenue for the government, and overall economic downturn.

Country's Image: International perception of a country can be influenced by how it treats its own businesses and industries. A widespread boycott of local businesses can signal instability, lack of confidence in the economy, and potential political or social unrest, leading to a negative image on the global stage.

What to ban? Where the billions should be rechanneled to?

.....has distracted children of tomorrow to focus in solving problems of tomorrow

2. Education

Keeping adults of tomorrow focussing on trivialities of cavemen's era...