Then just get a red QR only lah

Posted by UlarSawa > 1 minute ago | Report Abuse

YTLP debt almost 31.5bil leh. Every qtr now paying 456mil to interest payment alone leh. One year pun mau bayar at least 1.8bil interest leh. Alot leh. If anything goes wrong...

Danger is real

#luckilytailorswiftnothere

Case analyses:

The incident = a silly mistake?

The real culprits = one particular tailor? Innocent or with bad intention?

Sleeping on the job supervisor or store manager?

Ignoble whistleblowers, immature batu API and opportunistic gaslighters?

Victims = a long list from outlet workers to followers, 9999speedymart to factory staff,......

In a realm akin to Lincoln's ideal, where rules shield the vulnerable from mob tyranny, upheld by the virtuous, free of slander and political agendas, companies should embrace the kkakaka and 999speedymart ethos, ensuring utmost care for workers' well-being and livelihoods.

Kkakaka finds himself caught in a whirlwind of misfortune, bearing the weight of the animosity sparked by recent controversies in vernacular schools and the challenges faced with BKT listings. It's like the final blow for those harboring envy and resentment, making his situation all the more daunting.

Posted by DickyMe > 3 minutes ago | Report Abuse

When companies are targeted, there are more details to that.
Some groups may have reached out for donation or employment for a particular community. When not satisfied, they start a smear campaign using authorities and hence urge boycott.
This is a modus operandi, long employed by mostly religious groups.
It is an extortion.

Unfortunately, the outcry from goons isn't loud enough to boycott sponsoring too many unworthy foreign medical schools or to shut down public fund-wasting local paper mills.

Unfortunately, the outcry from goons isn't loud enough to boycott sponsoring too many unworthy foreign medical schools or to shut down public fund-wasting local paper mills.

Next boikot ideas: Individuals in apanama and pandorex papers who have channelled out national wealth and laundered sin $$$$$$$

While addressing grievances is important, it should be done through fair and proportionate means that uphold justice, respect human rights, and promote long-term solutions rather than punitive measures that exacerbate problems. Due consideration must be given to:

Economic Impact: Revoking the factory license not only affects the supplier but also has ripple effects on employees, their families, and the local economy. It leads to job losses, financial instability, and potential social hardships.

Lack of Due Process: The sudden revocation of a license without proper investigation or legal procedures undermines the principles of due process and procedural justice. It denies the affected party the opportunity to defend themselves or seek recourse through legal channels.

Potential for Retaliation: Such harsh actions can breed resentment and retaliation, creating a cycle of conflict and hostility instead of promoting understanding, reconciliation, and constructive dialogue.

Humanitarian Considerations: Consideration should be given to the human impact of these decisions, ensuring that punitive measures are proportionate, fair, and respectful of human dignity.

What???? Let"s wait for the soon-to-be public listed 99Speedy Mart steps up to sue for damages. The gang and goons must pay a hefty compensation for their unforgivable error of staging a boycott in front of their outlets, jeopardizing the prospects of their sales and compromising their billion-dollar goodwill.

There is a disparity in how the government handles legal matters related to online conduct. It suggests that while the government is quick to use vague legal provisions to target individuals for their social media comments, it is less proactive in addressing more serious offenses by groups that engage in threatening behavior and disclose private information.

This situation raises concerns about the impartiality of justice and the potential influence of public outcry or pressure on law enforcement actions. It implies that the enforcement of laws is not based solely on the severity of the offense or the principles of justice but can be swayed by external factors such as public attention or the vocal nature of certain groups.

In essence, the statement criticizes the government for its apparent prioritization of minor infractions over more significant breaches of privacy and safety, leading to a perception of selective enforcement and a lack of consistent application of the law.

Exactly. And now clearly the strongest message is mob rule rules!

There is a disparity in how the government handles legal matters related to online conduct. It suggests that while the government is quick to use vague legal provisions to target individuals for their social media comments, it is less proactive in addressing more serious offenses by groups that engage in threatening behavior and disclose private information.

This situation raises concerns about the impartiality of justice and the potential influence of public outcry or pressure on law enforcement actions. It implies that the enforcement of laws is not based solely on the severity of the offense or the principles of justice but can be swayed by external factors such as public attention or the vocal nature of certain groups.

In essence, the statement criticizes the government for its apparent prioritization of minor infractions over more significant breaches of privacy and safety, leading to a perception of selective enforcement and a lack of consistent application of the law.

Destroying any nation does not require the use of atomic bombs or the use of long-range missiles. It only requires lowering the quality of education e.g. cannot even differentiate 99 from KK - seen as the same thing to many paper mill leavers- to be led by antihipocratic russian grad docg

Understandable as they gotta bear the brunt of rejection by their own ppl .

Posted by DickyMe > 2 minutes ago | Report Abuse

Normally, the non Malay converts to Islam are the pricks causing thorny issues.

Yes. In addition, unfortunately they got the brunt of the ill-feeling started with vernacular and bkt challenges. Kind of the last straw for the envious ones.

Posted by DickyMe > 3 minutes ago | Report Abuse

When companies are targeted, there are more details to that.
Some groups may have reached out for donation or employment for a particular community. When not satisfied, they start a smear campaign using authorities and hence urge boycott.
This is a modus operandi, long employed by mostly religious groups.
It is an extortion.

Doctors are called upon to recognize their role in society and to advocate for the mental health and well-being of their communities. This includes promoting public health initiatives, addressing economic determinants, and advocating for equitable access to law, equality and fairness.

The oath includes a respect for fellow politicians and tax payers, promoting collaboration, teamwork, and mutual support within the community. It discourages actions that undermine trust or harm the economy and reputation of the country.

A critical aspect of the oath is the commitment to do no harm. Doctors vow to avoid causing harm or injury to the people intentionally, whether through actions, omissions or boikot. This principle underscores the importance of ethical conduct and responsible living.

The Hippocratic Oath is a historic ethical code attributed to Hippocrates, a renowned ancient Greek physician often regarded as the father of Western medicine. While there isn't a single standardized version of the oath, as it has evolved over time, there are key principles and values that are commonly associated with it. Here's a summary of the Hippocratic Oath:

1. **Beneficence**: The oath emphasizes the primary goal of benefiting patients and doing what is best for their well-being. Physicians pledge to use their knowledge and skills for the benefit of their patients, prioritizing their health and healing above all else.

2. **Non-maleficence**: A critical aspect of the oath is the commitment to do no harm. Physicians vow to avoid causing harm or injury to their patients intentionally, whether through actions or omissions. This principle underscores the importance of ethical conduct and responsible medical practice.

3. **Confidentiality**: The oath includes a pledge of confidentiality, highlighting the importance of patient privacy and the duty to protect sensitive medical information. Physicians are expected to maintain confidentiality unless there are legal or ethical obligations to disclose information.

4. **Professionalism**: The Hippocratic Oath emphasizes professionalism and integrity in medical practice. Physicians pledge to conduct themselves ethically, respecting the autonomy and dignity of their patients while upholding the standards of their profession.

5. **Humility and Continuous Learning**: The oath encourages humility and a commitment to ongoing learning and improvement. Physicians acknowledge the limitations of their knowledge and skills, vowing to seek guidance from experienced colleagues and engage in lifelong learning to provide the best possible care.

6. **Respect for Colleagues**: The oath includes a respect for fellow physicians and healthcare providers, promoting collaboration, teamwork, and mutual support within the medical community. It discourages actions that undermine trust or harm the reputation of the profession.

7. **Social Responsibility**: Physicians are called upon to recognize their role in society and to advocate for the health and well-being of their communities. This includes promoting public health initiatives, addressing social determinants of health, and advocating for equitable access to healthcare.

8. **Ethical Boundaries**: The oath acknowledges the importance of maintaining ethical boundaries in the physician-patient relationship. It discourages inappropriate relationships or conflicts of interest that could compromise patient care or professional integrity.

9. **Cultural Sensitivity**: In modern interpretations of the oath, there is often an emphasis on cultural sensitivity and respect for diversity. Physicians are encouraged to understand and respect the cultural beliefs, values, and preferences of their patients, ensuring that care is delivered in a culturally competent manner.

10. **Accountability**: The oath underscores the importance of accountability in medical practice. Physicians are accountable for their actions, decisions, and the consequences of their interventions. This includes taking responsibility for errors, learning from mistakes, and striving to improve patient safety.

Overall, the Hippocratic Oath serves as a foundational ethical framework for the medical profession, guiding physicians in their ethical responsibilities, patient care, and professional conduct. While its specific wording may vary, its core principles of beneficence, non-maleficence, confidentiality, professionalism, and social responsibility remain fundamental to contemporary medical ethics.

In a piece of land far far away from the centre of the galaxy, it has been 10 days past, and young akmakin is afraid to have fallen into the dark side......

In a piece of land far far away from the centre of the galaxy, set ten weeks after the events of "The Phantom Sock Menace," the unity gomen continues to be mired in strife and chaos. A separatist movement encompassing hundreds of akmal's supporters and powerful religious alliances poses new threats to the country that even the cabinet cannot stem. These moves, long planned by an as yet unrevealed and powerful force, lead to the beginning of the Clone Wars -- and the beginning of the end of the Republic.

In the realm of cheap poliTIKUSing, where human errors are magnified, and flames fan the fires of an intolerant, unforgiving, and insane community, the lines between truth and manipulation blur into a dangerous dance of rhetoric and deceit.

(Verse 1)
Yo, let me paint a picture of a social illness,
Where one mistake turns into a storm, relentless.
It's slanderous, blown out, out of proportion,
A pretext for axing a business, no caution.

(Chorus)
Forgivable errors, they ain't crimes,
But they're used to crush, in these tough times.
Businesses bleed, families in strife,
It's a ripple effect, a tough life.

(Verse 2)
Humans run these businesses, we ain't robots,
Mistakes happen, but they're not plots.
Fairness and understanding, that's the key,
Not ruthless acts, but dialogues, you see?

(Chorus)
Forgivable errors, they ain't crimes,
But they're used to crush, in these tough times.
Businesses bleed, families in strife,
It's a ripple effect, a tough life.

(Bridge)
Taxes paid, jobs provided,
Businesses thrive, when they're not divided.
Dialogue, remediation, learn from the grind,
That's how we grow, in this daily grind.

(Verse 3)
Let's preserve jobs, sustain the families,
Foster growth, not harsh realities.
Businesses are more than just profits,
They're part of the fabric, no limits.

(Chorus)
Forgivable errors, they ain't crimes,
But they're used to crush, in these tough times.
Businesses bleed, families in strife,
It's a ripple effect, a tough life.

(Outro)
So let's change the narrative, rewrite the script,
Forgiveness and growth, let's not skip.
Businesses and people, hand in hand,
That's the vision, for a better land.

Let's wait for the investigation to wrap up, then recommend KKakakamart's boss to consider suing that whistleblower, Firdauswon. Their actions of gaslighting, slandering, and tarnishing the company's reputation deserve accountability, including compensation for the financial losses incurred. Rather than addressing mistakes with the shop manager for resolution, Firdauswon's actions are like setting fire to the community

#thephantommenace

And boikot those who adore or idolise the beautiful Jewish name "Mercedes"? And all it's related businesses?

He is bapa belakang boikot

It is indeed slanderous when a forgivable human error is blown out of proportion and used as a pretext for mercilessly axing a legitimate business. Such actions not only harm the business itself but also have ripple effects on the families and individuals who rely on it for their livelihoods.

Businesses are not immune to human error; they are run by people who can make mistakes. However, these errors should be seen in context and addressed with fairness and understanding. When a business contributes to public funding through taxes and provides employment opportunities, it plays a vital role in the economy and society at large.

Instead of immediately resorting to harsh measures, there should be room for dialogue, remediation, and learning from mistakes. This approach not only preserves jobs and sustains families but also fosters a culture of growth and improvement within businesses.

Fitnah is a major sin and individuals who pander on this should be boikotted:

1. Using fitnah, any forgivable human error would be gaslighted into merciless axing

Posted by speakup > 9 minutes ago | Report Abuse

mana Umno Youth? Please tell rakyat to boycott all restaurants selling rice above 40sen! Rice is more important than socks cos we eat rice everyday!

Posted by speakup > 4 minutes ago | Report Abuse

mana Umno Youth? Please boycot all corporates who hold more than 50% in foreign currency. since u so suka suka boycott

Individuals in apanama and pandorex papers who have channelled out national wealth and laundered sin $$$$$$$

Kempen suka suka boikot pun bcos their money kah?

The collective mentality amd quality of majority people in any country are reflected in the trend of their currency

#selfdeceivingpapermills
#undeservingscholars
#easterdaysock

When individuals or groups are led to believe in absurd or false narratives, whether through misinformation, propaganda, or ideological extremism, they become susceptible to committing egregious acts. The ability to distort reality and sway beliefs toward irrational or harmful ideas can lead to a breakdown of critical thinking and ethical judgment.

Leaders bear a paramount responsibility to educate the populace on discerning evidence that distinguishes intentional provocation from human error. This entails fostering a critical mindset that analyzes motives, context, and patterns to accurately attribute actions to deliberate malice rather than inadvertent mistakes. By providing guidance on evaluating evidence comprehensively and objectively, leaders empower individuals to navigate complex situations with clarity and discernment, thereby fostering a culture of accountability and informed decision-making.

No countries can move forward without progressive morality

These modern days issues are not covered in medieval scriptures. Also challenges in th era of IR 4.0 and beyond. So, let's here katak di bawah tempurung stick to live first world facilities with third world mentality and let live in the afterlife. No point dwelling into these. How important could they be!???

Posted by eastern_joy > 1 hour ago | Report Abuse

Nobody talk about topics like climate change, water security, food security, etc. When this come to us, how prepared are we compared to S'pore?

.....of maturity, sensibility and nobility

What Mydin boss said: “Sepatutnya individu itu bila dah nampak benda tak kena, panggil pengurusan KK Mart dan maklumkan perkara itu salah supaya produk itu boleh dikeluarkan daripada rak mereka.

“Bukan tularkan perkara ni dan jadikan ia lebih parah,”

Even TH try to extrot money from kkkakaka

These are lowly worldly issues- only for the south island. We focus on the next life straight.......

Posted by eastern_joy > 1 hour ago | Report Abuse

Nobody talk about topics like climate change, water security, food security, etc. When this come to us, how prepared are we compared to S'pore?

Moral police, religion police, padu police and counting......

Singapore Boleh!!

Often, those who engage in frequent boycotting may not fully grasp the consequences of their actions on others, such as workers who rely on the boycotted entity for their livelihoods. This lack of understanding can result in unintended harm to innocent parties.

True progress often requires empathy, dialogue, and compromise, which may be overshadowed by a rigid stance of boycotting.

........of people who tend to be overly sensitive and resort to boycotting as a means of expressing their discontent can sometimes be unhelpful and lacking in compassion. While it's important to address issues and stand up for what is right, the manner in which it is done matters greatly.

1. **Disregard for Others' Feelings:** Individuals who are quick to boycott without considering the broader context or engaging in constructive dialogue may overlook the feelings and perspectives of others involved. This can lead to a one-sided approach that fails to understand the complexity of the situation.

2. **Lack of Understanding:** Often, those who engage in frequent boycotting may not fully grasp the consequences of their actions on others, such as workers who rely on the boycotted entity for their livelihoods. This lack of understanding can result in unintended harm to innocent parties.

3. **Absence of Compassion:** The act of boycotting, especially without attempting to understand different viewpoints or work towards solutions collaboratively, can reflect a lack of compassion. True progress often requires empathy, dialogue, and compromise, which may be overshadowed by a rigid stance of boycotting.

4. **Failure to Foster Change:** In some cases, repeated boycotting without a clear strategy or willingness to engage in meaningful discussions can be ineffective in bringing about positive change. It may create a cycle of conflict without resolution, further polarizing stakeholders.

It's important to emphasize that addressing issues and advocating for change should be done with empathy, understanding, and a willingness to work towards solutions that benefit all parties involved. This approach fosters compassion, promotes constructive dialogue, and ultimately leads to more sustainable and meaningful outcomes.

Guys, take a break from here. Come and do scalpel trading @ GCB..............huat one

Posted by ks55

Because of a tree, many fail to see the forest

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Mine are free tickets. Just watch with pop corn in hands now.....yum seng

RUNNNNNN....THE EMPEROR HAS NO CLOTHES!!!

Bilises must have the discipline to just swim in the designated bilises' price zone

Focus on selling pressure. Counter check with AI program chartgpt.

Study the chart carefully (both ytl & ytlp) again

Lai...lai...lai....bet

Snake or ladder?

Falling knife or rebound?

Remember up...slow; down can be very fast

Lai...lai...lai....bet

Snake or ladder?

Falling knife or rebound?

Clue: Study the chart carefully

Remember up...slow; down can be very fast