cards.

no, i'm not talking about the normal everyday deck of cards we have at home.

its more like racial cards i'm referring to.

i know this is a very sensitive subject to write about but i feel very strongly about it.

i've been very fortunate to have been brought up and to be exposed to Malaysia's multi-cultural society since i was 7. i have always had close friends from the other races. i still remember my best friend in standard 3 was Alia whom i found out not too long ago was in Hartamas.haha.have been wondering where she menghilangkan diri too after so long. then in form 2 i was very close to Gaya : p so i really am speaking from the heart.

so the racial issue has cropped up once again. People never let go huh?

i was very dissapointed with what Dr. Chua said. You know, the MCA guy :/
yea fine. i know its a fact that political party AGM's are usually racially charged. but to stop airing these meetings as they happen live will only worsen relations with other races.what's worse is when Dr. Chua admitted that these meetings are 'racially-charged'. I know as the elected representives you have the interests of your respective race to keep in mind, but i still think you have to keep your emotions in check. Every politician should steer clear from extremism/sensationalism/whatever else. Instead of demanding for more, and accusing each other or pointing fingers at one another or even try to take credit for Malaysia's development, we should instead be using the time to promote unity. we are after all Malaysians. We made Malaysia for what is now. It is not the work of one particular race. We did it together. Regardless of how much I complain about Malaysia, about local councils incompetence, the waste of public funds, which of course where a lot more work hasto be done, i am proud to be a Malaysian and i hope we'll continue to work together as one.

Bersekutu Bertambah Mutu!

i have to stop blogging so often.