exactly. now we are afraid to even express any of our feelings on whatsap...
are we still that primitive? that we are unable to openly discuss, give logical arguments and rationalize... if not i think we are just hiding things under the carpet that will smell eventually
malaysian are too weak indeed and hypocrites...results of poor education system again
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“The latest announcement by MCMC that it will set up a hotline for the public to screenshot and submit comments that they deem sensitive is a sign that Malaysians are too weak to be able to listen to one another’s opinions. That we need policing.
Seeming helpless inner voices will snowball into something powerful with the help of people like zakir naik. Look at Hong Kong. Nobody believe the issues becoming worse until it is too late.
It the Gov never itchy to come out with extradition bill to break their promise, HK event would not happen. Don't blame the people. After all, if the governor of HK takes responsiblity to step down, the matter should have been solved. It is about gov started the problem, not the people. The people has been suffering ( more than 50% can own an apartment, high cost of living etc..) from their puppet gov.
shortinvestor77/stockraider, is too late and pointless to blame who started the problem or how the problem should be resolved. Point is the lack of policing free speech slowly help snowballing the problem since 1997.
U need to understand Msia is going to a 2 party system mah....!!
Like a party that believe in supremarcy of one race and religion over all else like UmNO-PAS-Bersatu.
Versus an all inclusive progressive and moderate Party comprises of PKR-DAP-Amanah loh....!!
The Key for moderate party to wins are to fight for moderate bumi, win over Sabah & Sarawak to their cause and hold tight to their base support of the core malaysian loh....!!
For UMNO-PAS-Bersatu are simple divide and rule play on the majority of race & religion suprememacy over all others mah...!!
Posted by TrippleZ > Aug 18, 2019 1:24 PM | Report Abuse
shortinvestor77/stockraider, is too late and pointless to blame who started the problem or how the problem should be resolved. Point is the lack of policing free speech slowly help snowballing the problem since 1997.
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Posted by probability > 2019-08-18 11:46 | Report Abuse
exactly. now we are afraid to even express any of our feelings on whatsap...
are we still that primitive? that we are unable to openly discuss, give logical arguments and rationalize... if not i think we are just hiding things under the carpet that will smell eventually
malaysian are too weak indeed and hypocrites...results of poor education system again
.....................
“The latest announcement by MCMC that it will set up a hotline for the public to screenshot and submit comments that they deem sensitive is a sign that Malaysians are too weak to be able to listen to one another’s opinions. That we need policing.