Malaysia 🇲🇾 through the eyes as an Exotic foreigner prt1| W/ @ComradeConfucius

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An Interview with a local Peranakan, ‪@ComradeConfucius‬
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  • @muhammadabdulwahab123
    @muhammadabdulwahab1233 ай бұрын

    tq good jobs bro.welcome to malaysia.malaysia has a special vibes different from others coutries

  • @eitaannie3905
    @eitaannie39052 ай бұрын

    Hi! Can I be ur, friend??🤭 very interesting topic 🤔🤔 .

  • @azure4100
    @azure41002 ай бұрын

    Chasing money is all good and fine to afford comfortable livelihood. But many become too obsessed that they sacrificed morals and wellbeing of others. We see in Korea, some parts China, Japan and Singapore, despite being modern many people cannot afford a family. They are in ever working hell. Malaysia must not become like this. Slow growth is better so that we can balance morality and wealth.

  • @muhammadabdulwahab123
    @muhammadabdulwahab1233 ай бұрын

    for your knowledge, the Malay nation is the most tolerant nation in the world. Where is there a country where the majority of its people want to share power with foreign immigrants when Malaysia became independent and the Malaysian government gave them automatic citizenship at that time. And they are given full freedom to do business and practice their own religion. They also set up schools for their own people. Where is there any other country that will give freedom to Minorities in this world. They now control the economy. These people are ungrateful and do not want to assimilate with the majority race which is the Indigenous People of Malaysia. They do not want to learn the national language of Malaysia, that is Bahasa Melayu. Hope you understand yes

  • @nikhassan7713

    @nikhassan7713

    2 ай бұрын

    To correct the fact, its not Malays that setting up the Chinese Mandarin and Indian Tamil schools (vernacular schools) as all of them were private schools back then supported by their communities, and it exists to cater immigrants children but the curriculum they used same as their homelands (China and India). Then British monitored closely the schools mostly Chinese that embracing Communist ideologies. Then after independence the schools were retained as part of conditions, however, the curriculum have to be the same/standardized for all schools in Malaysia, and Malay language is a compulsory subject to pass in major exams. The Malaysian government at that time decided to take integration process rather than assimilation so other races could embrace their language, culture, religions freely. Unlike neighbouring countries Thailand and Indonesia other races have to assimilate with locals and all races are equal, and Malays people not willing to giving up their status as 'owner of the land' (Tuan Tanah) and have some privileges as Bumiputra. To say those ungrateful is unfair as its happened due to the system took by our forefathers 'integration of multicultural society' and not assimilation and it is part of independence negotiation process with British as British government known for 'divide and rule' system, segregation of races based on their jobs and professions to maintain their power. Malaysian situation is complex and unique. To have One Bangsa Malaysia where all races is equal will not be accepted by majority of Malays, and for Chinese and Indians to assimilate with locals is already too late and we cannot force other races to become Malays. In addition Malays only 60% of population, and before Malaysia was established, in Malaya (Semenanjung Tanah Melayu) the ratio is equal Malays and non Malays, hence the Federation of Malaysia was proposed for Sarawak, Sabah and Singapore to join , in order to balance the demographic at that time.

  • @lololo-cy2eu

    @lololo-cy2eu

    2 ай бұрын

    How ridiculous. Sabah and Sarawak don't even want to join Malaysia in the first place and they have their own school system and indigenous culture. Hope they can secede from Malaysia and become independent soon.

  • @nikhassan7713

    @nikhassan7713

    2 ай бұрын

    @@lololo-cy2eu ye yea Filipino and Indon everywhere like yourself.

  • @muhammadabdulwahab123

    @muhammadabdulwahab123

    2 ай бұрын

    @@lololo-cy2eu You are diffinately studied in China komunis. UEC certificate. That's why we Malaysian do not recognize UEC. That's why you must learn Malaysia History, not Communist China History

  • @muhammadabdulwahab123

    @muhammadabdulwahab123

    2 ай бұрын

    @@lololo-cy2eu pls see a Mental Health Doctor as soon as posible ok😀

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