Comments on: Aftermath of Negarakuku issue http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/ hope is like a mist before the morning sunrise of reality... Sat, 14 Jan 2012 23:34:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: qwerty http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/comment-page-1/#comment-10207 qwerty Mon, 05 Nov 2007 04:09:33 +0000 http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/#comment-10207 haha "those" ppl are angry because what is mentioned in the song is SO TRUE! so i suppose they're just in denial and ashame to accept the truth.well as they say, the truth always hurt. if we balik to China. i don't think "those" ppl can survive. its a well known fact, we orang cina is the one that boost the economy! bah. so, i think its best they shut up and think of ways to improve themselves...a tortis will always be a tortis. haha “those” ppl are angry because what is mentioned in the song is SO TRUE! so i suppose they’re just in denial and ashame to accept the truth.well as they say, the truth always hurt. if we balik to China. i don’t think “those” ppl can survive. its a well known fact, we orang cina is the one that boost the economy! bah. so, i think its best they shut up and think of ways to improve themselves…a tortis will always be a tortis.

]]> By: melz http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/comment-page-1/#comment-8411 melz Sun, 16 Sep 2007 14:01:12 +0000 http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/#comment-8411 well azman, I'm not interested in creating controversial issues at all. I do respect the Malays except for certain "bad apples". But that doesn't mean I think there isn't any bad Chinese at all. I never said Namewee is right neither he's wrong. What I was pointing out is that how everyone perceive such issue. I hold strongly to the word "Unity". Because of that, I have multi-racial friends and I really respect these people. Why ? Cos we're able to talk about Namewee issue without bashing up each other when we dine together. Nobody has the right to correct everyone. "you all dont realise that how ppl look at you, you know?….cermin muka sendiri dulu…dont be too arrogant…wake up!!" How about telling that to yourself and what is your reply to it ? But I think what you said is right. In fact that applies to every single Malaysian in Malaysia. Take a good look of themselves before promoting them to the world. Nobody is perfect. I see myself in the mirror everyday when I wake up and I see a person full of flaws. People disregard all these flaws because they're ignorant by nature. Are you perfect ? Since you said “chinese are like that” , You are welcome to judge me if you want. Because that way I’m able to improve myself. well azman,

I’m not interested in creating controversial issues at all. I do respect the Malays except for certain “bad apples”. But that doesn’t mean I think there isn’t any bad Chinese at all. I never said Namewee is right neither he’s wrong. What I was pointing out is that how everyone perceive such issue.

I hold strongly to the word “Unity”. Because of that, I have multi-racial friends and I really respect these people. Why ? Cos we’re able to talk about Namewee issue without bashing up each other when we dine together. Nobody has the right to correct everyone.

“you all dont realise that how ppl look at you, you know?….cermin muka sendiri dulu…dont be too arrogant…wake up!!” How about telling that to yourself and what is your reply to it ? But I think what you said is right. In fact that applies to every single Malaysian in Malaysia. Take a good look of themselves before promoting them to the world.

Nobody is perfect. I see myself in the mirror everyday when I wake up and I see a person full of flaws. People disregard all these flaws because they’re ignorant by nature. Are you perfect ?

Since you said “chinese are like that” , You are welcome to judge me if you want. Because that way I’m able to improve myself.

]]> By: Reply to azman http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/comment-page-1/#comment-8410 Reply to azman Sun, 16 Sep 2007 14:00:56 +0000 http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/#comment-8410 [...] Comments Namewee babi on Aftermath of Negarakuku issuemelz on Vodafone 3G Router with WLANyee on Vodafone 3G Router with WLANmelz on Shopping at MPH [...] [...] Comments Namewee babi on Aftermath of Negarakuku issuemelz on Vodafone 3G Router with WLANyee on Vodafone 3G Router with WLANmelz on Shopping at MPH [...]

]]> By: Namewee babi http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/comment-page-1/#comment-8409 Namewee babi Sun, 16 Sep 2007 12:54:38 +0000 http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/#comment-8409 we dont need that punk cina bukit namewee to correct the malays..he should correct himselft first...I mean look at him!! arghhh.....i guess the chinese are like that...you all dont realise that how ppl look at you, you know?....cermin muka sendiri dulu...dont be too arrogant...wake up!! we dont need that punk cina bukit namewee to correct the malays..he should correct himselft first…I mean look at him!! arghhh…..i guess the chinese are like that…you all dont realise that how ppl look at you, you know?….cermin muka sendiri dulu…dont be too arrogant…wake up!!

]]> By: Who’s first? Who’s second? http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/comment-page-1/#comment-8164 Who’s first? Who’s second? Tue, 04 Sep 2007 11:26:36 +0000 http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/#comment-8164 [...] this phenomenon in the first place ? Take a guess ~ I bet you know the answer. It’s the aftermath of the Negarakuku issue which caused so much controversy in the [...] [...] this phenomenon in the first place ? Take a guess ~ I bet you know the answer. It’s the aftermath of the Negarakuku issue which caused so much controversy in the [...]

]]> By: melz http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/comment-page-1/#comment-7999 melz Sat, 25 Aug 2007 08:15:21 +0000 http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/#comment-7999 that's very true. those malays friends I used to have doesn't mind me cracking jokes about malay and vice versa. they certainly know what's really happening in our society nowadays. but it's too bad that i've lost contact with them after high school graduation. What is the meaning of being Malaysian when people in Malaysia are more focused on being a Malay, Chinese, Indian, etc... Racial party shouldn't even exist. All I know is that we're still under one roof. So what happened to that "Unity is Strength" thingy? The world don't see us as Malay, Chinese, Indian, etc but instead they see us as Malaysian that is not UNITED at all.. that’s very true. those malays friends I used to have doesn’t mind me cracking jokes about malay and vice versa. they certainly know what’s really happening in our society nowadays. but it’s too bad that i’ve lost contact with them after high school graduation.

What is the meaning of being Malaysian when people in Malaysia are more focused on being a Malay, Chinese, Indian, etc… Racial party shouldn’t even exist. All I know is that we’re still under one roof. So what happened to that “Unity is Strength” thingy? The world don’t see us as Malay, Chinese, Indian, etc but instead they see us as Malaysian that is not UNITED at all..

]]> By: Johnny Ong http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/comment-page-1/#comment-7987 Johnny Ong Fri, 24 Aug 2007 19:24:38 +0000 http://blog.urbanreality.net/2007/08/21/aftermath-of-negarakuku-issue/#comment-7987 many malays are not like that. those who made fun of u does not know the value of peace and unity. many malays are not like that. those who made fun of u does not know the value of peace and unity.

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