Their minds are programmed that as soon as they finish uni they have to be seated in a plush air conditioned office.
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That's for the bright ones...
For the lazy ones, as soon as they finish SPM (UK equivalent to O Level) they'll work as operatorsin factories.... and within 2,3 years to buy a car...
For Malaysian made "Kancil" car, you only have to pay RM1 for downpayment, and RM400 monthly..
our lamb is not that cute...and not that white...i guess it is brown
25:36 And the true servants of the Most Merciful are those who walk the earth with humility and when the ignorant address them, they respond with words of peace.
Ah yes. I always tend to mix those two terms up. Malay and Malaysian.Confuses me sometimes.
So I just read on the news about these teenagers who pelted a police car with stones after the police tried to disperse their lumba haram activity.
Seems like the Malaysian teenagers are turning wilder by the minute
Because we've been encouraging them to do so. We show them in the movie Remp-It that their unruly lifestyle is acceptable. Now the ruling party is giving a hand with them trying to get them involved in programmes where other needy people could have benefitted better. It is our fault to have indulged them with their activities.
Something is very wrong with our country. Where PAS try to install an Islamic state so that our legal system works in tandem with Islamic laws, the ruling party and pro-government people were against them saying that hudud laws were barbarous and outdated. Now we try to survive in an environment where criminals get bolder by the minute and very few get caught by the long hands of the law.
Now desperate people will resort to taking the law into their own hands because they feel insecure and unsafe on the streets. Drug addicts and mat rempits rob people in broad daylight and the police could do nothing to stop them. People have died in these cases. Our legal system is inadequate to provide justice but still Malaysians think hudud laws (which are capable of deterring criminals) as barbaric and outdated.
We're really asking for it. Now we reap what we sow.
Which is the difference between malays and malaysians
A Malaysian is a citizen of Malaysia.
Malay is one of major race groups of Malaysia. The other being the Chinese and the Indians. We have other minor ethnicities too but northmalaysian can explain about them better.
Malay is one of major race groups of Malaysia. The other being the Chinese and the Indians. We have other minor ethnicities too but northmalaysian can explain about them better.
Thank you to explain me and the hudud laws are the laws of this race groups which is applying only if you are malays, for example or had been applied to entire malaysian community
Malay is one of major race groups of Malaysia. The other being the Chinese and the Indians. We have other minor ethnicities too but northmalaysian can explain about them better.
I'm officially 'being registered' as a Malay. But I prefer to be called as a Malaysian.
I started calling myself a Malaysian, when a political party said that all Malays must be grateful to that party.
Thank you to explain me and the hudud laws are the laws of this race groups which is applying only if you are malays, for example or had been applied to entire malaysian community
No Hudud law in Malaysia. It's against the Federal Constitution. Plus 80% of Malaysian Muslims are not ready for it.... because they dont know what exactly hudud is.
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However, when argued to the people here they will say something like, "We're not prophets."
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