The combination of interpretation variability, cultural influences, historical precedents, power dynamics, and external factors creates a fertile ground for selective lawlessness to occur within religious settings. Addressing these complex dynamics requires a nuanced approach that considers both religious principles and broader societal factors.

HUUUUAAAAT aaaarrrrr

Don't waste time here. Come and make profits together in BMgreen

NIcely completed my collection this morning. Huat ar

They sold so that I could buy. If they hold, I cannot buy cheap 1.21-1.23

he,,,,,,,,,,,,he,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,lai liao

Huat ar

1.21 is so yummy........got 1-2 lot

More yummy to happily collecting bit by bit ......................

Some got big appetite and bid dream of brent price of US200- let them let their profits run. Others can wait with me to buy dip for another ride

For centuries, things still zahillyyah. They missed out the vizier - make full use of Creator without His permission

Posted by Income > 2 hours ago | Report Abuse

Who said they didn’t know…

Marcus Cicero (43 BC), of the Roman empire wrote this amazing wisdom.
1. The poor - work & work.
2. The rich - exploit the poor.
3. The soldier - protects both.
4. The taxpayer - pays for all three.
5. The banker - robs all four.
6. The lawyer - misleads all five.
7. The doctor - bills all six.
8. The goons - scare all of seven.
9. The Politician -, lives happily on account of all eight.

I feel kenyang oredi- small appetite

Getting yummy to start collecting bit by bit

yes...yes....!!!😂

You got it, bro. We'll reaching there soonest

Don't waste time here. Go make profits in hibiscus, etc etc

Check properly. It was a bail out

Got couple more lot for 1.24

This is another no brainer. Yes, obviously different personalities are cut for different fields. Gomen ppl mindset is incompactible with biz world

Posted by chinaman > 19 seconds ago | Report Abuse

Gomen has no biz in biz ...many loss making biz should privatised...billions tax payer money pump in....recently enter makan biz... Strategic assets ? Bullshit...why fight with citizens in biz?

This is another no brainer. Yes, obviously different personalities are cut for different fields. Gomen ppl mindset is incompactible with biz world

Posted by chinaman > 19 seconds ago | Report Abuse

Gomen has no biz in biz ...many loss making biz should privatised...billions tax payer money pump in....recently enter makan biz... Strategic assets ? Bullshit...why fight with citizens in biz?

Didn't u average when cheap below 2.65??

Huat ar

But can Stop dreaming. Rich ppl are in absolute control of the gomen. Guess who hold all the gold in msia- the T20 or B40? (Forget about the M40- they are struggling with debt now)

This is another no brainer- yes! Even ten folds they will be willing to pay in order to show their status. And yes, they can afford

Posted by LossAversion > 17 minutes ago | Report Abuse

Luxury cars have been "drinking" subsidised petrol for years. Should have cut these out first, or should have imposed triple road tax years ago!!!

This is another no brainer- yes! Even ten folds they will be willing to pay in order to show their status. And yes, they can afford

Posted by LossAversion > 17 minutes ago | Report Abuse

Luxury cars have been "drinking" subsidised petrol for years. Should have cut these out first, or should have imposed triple road tax years ago!!!

In desperate time like now, these are not issue of berani but necessity

Posted by DickyMe > 17 hours ago | Report Abuse

Instead of cutting subsidy, cut the civil service employees by 70% and limit pension for politicians for one term only and revoke monopoly of transportation and other goods and services. Ada berani?

In desperate time like now, these are not issue of berani but necessity

Posted by DickyMe > 17 hours ago | Report Abuse

Instead of cutting subsidy, cut the civil service employees by 70% and limit pension for politicians for one term only and revoke monopoly of transportation and other goods and services. Ada berani?

In desperate time like now, these are not issue of berani but necessity

Posted by DickyMe > 17 hours ago | Report Abuse

Instead of cutting subsidy, cut the civil service employees by 70% and limit pension for politicians for one term only and revoke monopoly of transportation and other goods and services. Ada berani?

No

Children must learn to be cautious of irrational adults' ideas that spread like viruses, fueled by emotion and simplicity rather than logic, sensibility and reality

No need to wait till RM10 for 1 sgd.......we sarawakians are working on a third force to take over and lead Msia to greatness. Born original, never regress to pariah copycat of distant middle east

Boycotting local businesses should be seen as sabotaging not just the economy but also the country's image, goodwill, and overall stability. It's important to promote a balanced approach that encourages responsible consumer choices while also supporting local businesses and the broader national economy

Addressing internecine conflicts requires a concerted effort from the local government, civil society, and the private sector. Effective conflict RESOLUTION mechanisms, INCLUSIVE governance practices, promotion of DIALOGUE and reconciliation, and investment in social cohesion initiatives are crucial steps toward mitigating the negative impacts of internal conflicts on Msia's global standing. Strengthening institutions, fostering national UNITY, and promoting a positive narrative of Msia's DIVERSITY and resilience are also essential for rebuilding trust and enhancing Malaysia's REPUTATION on the international stage.

When a society becomes consumed by infighting, several negative consequences can arise:

- **Diversion of Resources:** Energy and resources that could have been allocated to constructive endeavors such as education, infrastructure, and economic development are instead diverted towards maintaining control or dominance within the society. This hampers progress and impedes the well-being of the population.

- **Loss of Unity:** Internal conflicts can erode social cohesion and unity, leading to fragmented communities and weakened national identity. This fragmentation makes it challenging to address common challenges and work towards shared goals.

- **Stifled Innovation:** In an environment of internal strife, innovation and creativity often take a backseat. When individuals and groups are focused on internal power struggles, there is less incentive and opportunity for innovation to flourish.

- **Diminished International Standing:** Internecine conflicts can also affect a country's reputation and standing on the global stage. Divisions and instability may undermine diplomatic efforts, economic partnerships, and international cooperation.

Overemphasis on moral policing, at the expense of addressing critical social, economic, and environmental challenges, can lead to a misallocation of resources. For example, dedicating significant resources to enforcing rigid moral codes or persecuting dissenters diverts attention from essential tasks such as infrastructure development, resource management, and societal innovation.

Political leaders play a crucial role in preserving harmony within a society. However, when they act irrationally and fuel tensions, they sow the seeds of extremism. This behavior not only undermines the trust and unity among communities but also encourages individuals to resort to extreme measures in expressing their grievances. Such actions disregard the far-reaching repercussions on society as a whole, as they foster hatred and division instead of promoting peace and understanding. It is imperative for us to unite and strongly condemn these irresponsible actions to prevent further escalation of extremist behaviors and uphold the values of tolerance and coexistence.

Yup, got ready RM1 mil to pump in.....only got 5 lot today

A clever diversion indeed! As schoolchildren find themselves engrossed in far-off international conflicts, their attention is diverted from issues closer to home – issues like inflation, the depreciation of the Ringgit, and the alleged misappropriation of public funds. This strategic distraction manages to shift the focus away from pressing domestic concerns, effectively keeping the spotlight away from these critical economic and financial challenges.

While it's important for students to be aware of global events and issues, it is equally vital that they have the opportunity to learn about and engage with matters that directly affect their daily lives. In doing so, they can develop a deeper understanding of their country's economic challenges and how these issues impact their future.

A vigilant and informed citizenry is crucial for holding those in power accountable and for addressing pressing matters of national importance. The art of distraction, while a common political tactic, should never overshadow the importance of addressing real and immediate concerns that affect the well-being of the citizens.

Nevertheless, it's no brainer that increasing fuel price, inflation will make all the poor poorer and the M40 have no savings for old age; while taxing the gold will affect only the rich and affluent

Yes, slowly lot 1 by lot 1. Also can do the same for hibiscus- queue yummy 2.62 ok

Let him lose the next GE as well so that everyone can watch the next season of liwatman into jail 3.0

Well deserved. He bagai kacang lupakan kulit. He got into power with 100% nons' vote and 11% (35% if include dumno) mm vote

Worse still....this pmx fails the nation and every msian in 1001 ways. A leader's first duty and primary skill should indeed revolve around their ability to effectively resolve conflicts and intervene swiftly in crises. Here's why:

1. **Maintaining Stability:** A leader's foremost responsibility is to ensure stability within their domain, whether it's a community, organization, or nation. Conflict resolution and crisis intervention directly contribute to this stability by addressing issues before they escalate.

2. **Protecting People:** Leaders are entrusted with the safety and well-being of their constituents. Promptly resolving conflicts and intervening in crises protects people from harm, whether physical, emotional, or social.

3. **Preserving Trust and Confidence:** Effective conflict resolution and crisis intervention build trust and confidence in a leader's ability to handle challenging situations. This trust is crucial for maintaining support and cooperation during both calm and turbulent times.

4. **Preventing Escalation:** Unresolved conflicts and unaddressed crises can quickly escalate, leading to more significant problems and potentially catastrophic outcomes. Leaders who excel in conflict resolution and crisis management can nip these issues in the bud.

5. **Fostering Collaboration:** By skillfully resolving conflicts, leaders can foster collaboration and unity among diverse groups. This collaboration is essential for progress, innovation, and sustainable development.

6. **Enhancing Reputation:** Leaders known for their adeptness in handling conflicts and crises gain a positive reputation not only locally but also internationally. This reputation can attract investment, partnerships, and goodwill, benefiting the entire community or nation.

7. **Promoting Growth:** When conflicts are resolved efficiently and crises are managed effectively, it creates an environment conducive to growth and prosperity. People feel secure and motivated to contribute their best efforts towards common goals.

He bagai kacang lupakan kulit. He got into power with 100% nons' vote and 11% (35% if include dumno) mm vote

Cukup-cukup a hundred clowns but wouldn't make a circus- because they're only clowns

He has failed to steer the country in the right direction.

1. **Economic Performance:** Despite promising initiatives, the economic growth rate remains below potential, with persistent issues like high household debt and limited job creation in high-value sectors. This indicates a lack of effective economic strategies.

2. **Corruption and Governance:** Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index reflects ongoing concerns about corruption levels in Msia, suggesting that anti-corruption efforts have not been successful in rooting out systemic issues.

3. **Social Inequality:** Income inequality and disparities in access to quality education and healthcare persist, indicating a failure to address fundamental social issues that impact the well-being of citizens.

4. **Infrastructure Development:** While there have been infrastructure projects, delays, cost overruns, and allegations of mismanagement have tarnished the government's track record in delivering key infrastructure projects efficiently.

5. **Environmental Sustainability:** Challenges such as deforestation, pollution, and inadequate environmental regulations point to a lack of comprehensive policies for sustainable development.

6. **International Relations:** Tensions or strained relations with neighboring countries or major trading partners could signify a failure in diplomatic efforts or strategic foreign policy planning.

That deep fake reformist has even failed to set the nation to sail in the right direction!!

Getting yummy to start collecting bit by bit lah

Huat huat one- no fears

Yummy

Can slowly recollect fro another ride.....no hurry