@Dllmch:
Thanks for the senseful (and careful, should i say?) reply to Just One Man Out There.

I would like to input some of my thoughts here…

First off, i am not here to spread hate - as anyone commenting here, i love and appreciate the peace we are having here in Malaysia.

Secondly, to Just One Man Out There, if i am not mistaken, your so call Tanah Melayu actually belongs to the orang asli (not Melayu) at the first place. remember history lessons in school? Parameswara killed someone at Temasek (singapore) and escaped to Melaka and build his empire - that’s how malay population got spread in malaysia. that’s how i remember the history but of course, i am no expert in history field.

But then again, it’s not about ‘who come here first’ as you said. it’s about dealing what we have now and achieving better in future.

I would like to draw everyone’s attention on the fact, with open mind and heart, that, for 50 years our gov had been supporting the Malays with double standard policy and yet, there’s not much improvement we’re seeing here, isn’t that sounds like a failure to you? isn’t we should do something different? don’t you think we are going in the WRONG direction?

I am not saying that we shouldnt help those in need of help. i’m brought up in Ulu Kinta - where 80% of the population in my neighbourhood are Malays (poor malay to be exact), i’ve seen how they suffered poor, and suffered along with them. will more restriction on company ownership quota help them? no. is more more keris showing session going to lift up their living standards? no. the fact is that most our gov biased policy only favors a small group of malays and the majority’s benefit are set aside. what’s happening here is that in malaysia, the rich malays get richer, the poor malays get poorer, and the chinese get all the blames for the imbalance economy situation.

That, is what worrying me.

I thought off some issues which worrying me when read your post.

“Most of the politician go for ‘keris showing session” (as you said) because someone does not understand “HAK-HAK KEISTIMEWAAN ORANG MELAYU” and try to destroy it slowly intentionally or not.”

I don’t oppose the special rights but for more than 30 years NEP had been lauched and til today the Malays still need a “stand” (tongkat) don’t you think it’s failure?

“It may sound unfair because you are the new generation but i believe the old generation before could live with it and try to gain advantage and strenght in a way that the others are not. It happen around the world right now. It happen for the Muslim(immigrant) in Europe, Jews in America, and a lot more.”

If the unfair happened in others countries,we really don’t want it to happen here in our nation.
I mean why can’t we make it Malaysia a fair and peaceful nation. What for we need to look at others say, “Ah,we are lucky, we won’t ask for things that we don’t get here; we’ll take whatever you gave us.” I say is that type of “diam diam duduk” attitude you are looking for?

“It should be better compare to the other countries where the survival for fittest apply(there, if you born among the weakness, how do you want to voice out to the stronger??, the stronger might kick your ass and silent you forever. They will say that they already in high place for hundred years ago and who are you to ask for fair and equality? ).”

1st of all,thanks for giving me chances to survive in Malaysia more than 30 years here.

But then.hey..

In the some way,”someone does not understand “KEBUDAYAAN BANGSA CINA DAN INDIA” and try to destroy it slowly intentionally or not”.

“This is the reality, thankful we are in malaysia despite having some good and bad, tolerance always happen in many level! How much again do really want?? Always remember to the nature of human being that never satisfied with everything and always asking for more.”

Oh yes, no offense. That’s the same words I would like to say.

DLLMCH!

Again,peace out there…

Malaysian so lucky because every people could still living in prosperity and peace.

Agree. it’s more than just ‘luck’ though. as said, we are seeing high level of tolerance in all walk of life here. however, how many had sacrificed in the name of ‘nation harmony and peace’? why must some sacrifice; while others, enjoy their privilege for decades in this country? with so much of ‘keris showing session’, politician’s threatening talk, skewed (and ‘and skewer) policy; i wonder how long more ‘lucky’ will hold our peace.

Are you worry? i am.