Malaysia's social message.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16PaWJvngBE
Please watch the clip. Sponsored by Petronas, Malaysian government owned company. Come to think of it. Singapore government tells me the exact opposite. Strive harder. If cannot manage send your parents away to JB.
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hmmm...
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Originally posted by Serpent33:
speak in hokkien, cannot.
old man lee don't like.
speak a language that he understands.
I impressed that the malaysian government still respect dialect of chinese community to run an Ad in hokkien. Here in Singapore, old man lee will come after your head if you dare to speak dialect in state media.
He doesn't like.
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Originally posted by angel3070:
speak in hokkien, cannot.
old man lee don't like.
speak a language that he understands.
I impressed that the malaysian government still respect dialect of chinese community to run an Ad in hokkien. Here in Singapore, old man lee will come after your head if you dare to speak dialect in state media.
He doesn't like.
Chinese living in Malaysia have got it tough, esp since the bumiputra policy is giving them shit
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Like it or not I personally know many Chinese malaysian. For some reasons there are many more smiling Chinese people there than Singapore. I worked for a pharmaceutical company before. The policlinics have breeched a tender agreement to stock a superior vaccine. Reason is Singaporeans like to compare and complain. So give them all peanuts and none will complain.
Yup all Non- muslims complain about the bumiputra policies because they offer so much priviledge to another race. So you are wrong by saying the policy is giving them shit. The policy just give someone else priveledges and naturally, human beings sure buay song.
Maybe they should be like Singapore. Give no one special priveledges and all will keep quiet and frown, drive like an asshole and scold people on the internet.
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Originally posted by Serpent33:
Like it or not I personally know many Chinese malaysian. For some reasons there are many more smiling Chinese people there than Singapore.
Life less stressful.
No PAP.