To those who champions themselves to be Malaysian first and their race later, why should they be so racist that they would still cling to their vernacular schools?
Action speaks louder than words and your actions proves otherwise. Vernacular schools are the root of all racism and evil.
This is Malaysia, not China and India. If you still want your own schools which follows the syllabus of your originating country, go back there.
This is Malaysia and Malaysia should have one school for all.
NOTA UNTUK PM DARI BLOGGERS PRO UMNO!
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
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Say whatever that is on your mind. Heck! This is a free country after all. If the racists Chinese can swear at the Malays as much as they want, we can do that as well.
However, I will not be held responsible to whatever that you have to say. The comment is solely the private opinion of the author.
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di Thaland, Indonesia, filipina tak ada sekolah mcm tu.. iman di thailad pun bercakap bahasa thai...tanya pejawat awam saperti POlis, Hospital, berapa ramai budak2 muda bangsa tu tak tahu berbahasa malaysia... politik itu ............. utk dpt kuasa( Kekayaaan)...banyak kuasa banyak kantau
ReplyDeleteMalaysian first but some cant even speak BM yet alone proper. Malaysian first when advertisement billboards full of chinese models. Malaysian First when chinese shop billboard with chinese character. Malaysian First when chinese school still exist.
ReplyDeleteThe education system needs to be overhauled, that's for sure. It needs to give more attention to English; Mathematics and Science at the very least should be taught in English.
ReplyDeleteBM should be a compulsory as a second language, to preserve its status as the historic national language. Chinese and Tamil must also be offered by all schools as an optional 3rd language, that should be encouraged to be taken by any race. Imagine how useful it would be for a Malay to speak Mandarin or a Chinese to speak Tamil?
That's great. The Malays had graciously given the citizenship to outsiders and now we have to accommodate and learn their language?
ReplyDeleteGet the hell out of here then.
Samad ah beng ah...
ReplyDeleteIf I want to migrate to china with all my relatives, can I expect the cina totoks there to learn Malay in order to communicate with us? Wouldn't that be beneficial for them? Or can I demand an SJK Melayu for my kids? How about asking them to teach in English instead of in Mandarin? All countries in the world have their national education policies entrenched on the platform of their national language lah ah beng. Only a clueless ahbeng like you belonging to neither here nor there, wanting to be a Malay but takut to "potong", would want to degrade the status of the national language to a compulsory "second" language. Yes I agree that our education system needs a revamp but the mastery of the English language need not be at the expense of our national language lah stupid. One can be equally eloquent in BOTH Malay and English, so why the fictitious dichotomy? But you can only get such wholesome education at the national schools lah. If you go to SJKC like Namawee you'll only end up as a dumb ass non-Malay-and-English speaking cina bukit bum with a bleak future.
SETUJU...sekolah cina dan india ialah breeding ground puak-puak rasis mata cekang dan si lalang malam
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