Comments on: I want to be a Malaysian, just a Malaysian

By: nadia

nadia — Sun, 03 Dec 2006 16:28:07 +0000

yup ..too few..its the politicians fault too..the rules and regulations..i think sekolah wawasan is good..but the way they are implemented..and rules in the universities and schools..its simply not encouraging..its a good change that students of different races can stay together..toleration is the key..huhu..im linking u up dear..keep posting good reads ok!not many blogs doing that..its simply shopaholics in the scene now..not that its wrong but we lack real world blogs.mine was crap too..hihii..but i like reading real issues of the view of others..

By: Jee

Jee — Sat, 02 Dec 2006 11:30:56 +0000

nadia… glad that it can be inspiring.

It’s hard to become MALAYSIANS if no one are making the first move. It’s not entirely the fault of Malays though, Chinese and other races are guilty as well for over protective of our own culture.

There’s simply too few interaction between races… not much conflict, but not enough communications.

By: nadia

nadia — Sat, 02 Dec 2006 10:25:18 +0000

hey jee..nice entry..especially ur philosophy..seriously if u think about it..most of us are not the true races anyway..we cant all be pure malays and chinese and indians what with us adopting the new laws of malaysia and eating malaysian..living malaysian too..so i guess the races crap..haihh nothing but a passing remark or an unimportant issue..we’re all malaysian !;) btw i did a reply towards ur entry..leave u credit though!dont steal ppls entry..;) thanks for the inspiration..;)

love
nadia

By: Jee

Jee — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 01:32:04 +0000

You are right Shoeless… PAS influence in Malaysia will always be limited, that’s why they don’t bother me much.

The irony thing is UMNO seems like changing these years too, but moving in the wrong direction. I somehow got the feeling that UMNO is becoming more like PAS nowadays.

By: Shoeless

Shoeless — Sun, 19 Nov 2006 16:16:58 +0000

Nah, I dont think PAS will ever take control over Malaysia. Yes they may be able to snag two or three states but not the entire country. We should remember however, in East malaysia most of the the people are predominantly non-muslims and forcing the law of a religion down someone’s throat has always been bad news since human learnt the concept of godness. People need to be inspired not forced.

I am a Malaysian living in the arab world for some time now and I can tell you even tight and overly red taped place like Saudi Arabia is changing. I quite believe that PAS is holding on a loose end.

By: Jee

Jee — Sun, 19 Nov 2006 01:22:21 +0000

Heery… it’s human nature to fight back when cornered. It’s what some politicians say, trying to convince the supporters for their own political agenda.

If there are people that’s being cornered in Malaysia, that will be those that are living in poverty, irregardless of races.

By: Heery

Heery — Sat, 18 Nov 2006 23:45:39 +0000

Hello there,
i’m an arab living in this country since birth. ketuanan melayu sounds like a trapped victim concept to me -you do anything (sadly, aggressive ones) if you’re cornered. hard to hear, but it’s a truth my dear.

By: Jee

Jee — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 07:12:28 +0000

Don’t think PAS will have any chance taking over the government in near future, not in the next 20 years.. we shall see instead lol.

By: Really man

Really man — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 02:15:40 +0000

Hi guys,
if things goes the PAS way or Nijib/Ghani way which ever…Malaysians will be having a ‘Malay’ name like Indonesians ir respective of your origins. visualise your children’s names like John bin Jee or Hadaini. lol many won’t like to rock the boat as long as it’s smooth sailing for them….Chinese still the MYOB attitude….Indians busy making $$ or surviving. PAS was only a party back then Now it’s ruling the northern states….Did u say not in near decade…we shall see..Jee

By: Jee

Jee — Wed, 08 Nov 2006 15:13:50 +0000

That’s nothing to be afraid of Malaysia, our government sux sometimes but they are not terrorist… and PAS probably ain’t that bad, most of us just chose not to understand their philosophy, and they won’t be taking control of Malaysia in near decades.