“Friday, November 20, 2009

Devilish Deeds

The harmony and well-being of a people is based on there being mutual respect. In a world that has become deeply intertwined and interdependent, our cultural and religious diversity often become more visible. For this very reason, we can ill afford to have religious fascists and zealots trampling on the human rights of others and, in the process, destroying the ethos of what makes a multicultural society tenable.

We cannot have a regime that speaks about multiracialism, multiculturalism, and religious tolerance but then tacitly permits its religious bigots and fascists to reign supreme in order to impose a fundamentalist orthodoxy……”

“try to venture into business and the malays will be supressed untill they bleed and die”

According to UMNO’s own Nazri Aziz, such phenom is only morally but not legally wrong. Business is business after all. And given how UMNO has conducted the goverment and public affairs for the last 50 years, they are no better than the chinese businesses they’re vilifying if not worse.

“in actuality the malays are only seeking equal rights in the wealth of the country.”

If by seeking equal rights you mean seeking equal output benefits from unequal input efforts, yes I believe you’re quite right. A lot of malays are ONLY seeking that.

“Man is either your brother in Islam, or your brother in humanity.”

Imam Ali (as)

That’s why they harp so much on “unity” amongst themselves ceaselessly, using everything under the Sun, especially religion and (ayrab style)cultural thing to that paranoiac pitch we are so familiar with. The inevible emergence of elitism and fascism is the natural progression via an apartheid system.

Still bullshitting that language alone can unite the country like there’s no tomorrow when that has failed miserable because of unabashed bad intention and spirit involved.

…in actuality the malays are only seeking equal rights in the wealth of the country…

Sad to see what the education system has churned out…

The real truth is that the “wealth of the country” can only be ‘exploited’ by those who are hardworking and smart.

The post by arriff simply suggests that the govt should “legislate” such wealth to the ‘malays’. Basically, a welfare state, but the beneficiaries are the ‘malays’ (tho I have yet to see the real poor malays enjoy such benefits).

the chinese have managed to create confusion that even some malays like azmi are so confused as to say that the malays have no special rights. in actuality the malays are only seeking equal rights in the wealth of the country.