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2 weeks ago @ The Malaysian Insider - Main - Malaysia - PAS ... · 0 replies · +6 points

You cannot ask for respect for opinions and ideas, because those opinions and ideas can be wrong. That is how authoritarianism starts. If PAS is interested in a free society it needs to accept that.

28 weeks ago @ SoyaCincau - Why purchasing an Appl... · 0 replies · +1 points

If time travel to the past is possible, buying Apple, and Google stock would be a great idea

29 weeks ago @ The Malaysian Insider - Ku Li launches ‘... · 0 replies · +11 points

I don't understand the obsession with unity

29 weeks ago @ The Malaysian Insider - The Malaysian Insider · 0 replies · 0 points

So now that the ban is "only" limited to Muslims it's OK? I am disappointed.

31 weeks ago @ The Malaysian Insider - Kajian: Majoriti golon... · 0 replies · +8 points

"Seramai 74 peratus responden Muslim di Malaysia juga mengatakan bahawa mereka sangat faham tentang al-Quran manakala 71 peratus hanya faham sedikit tentang al-Quran."

Apakah ini?

34 weeks ago @ Free Malaysia Today - Karpal wants act to pr... · 0 replies · -12 points

Umm no. Government should stay out of the relationship between parents and their adult children. What you're going to end up with is people who take care of their parents only because it's required by the law. That will not end well.

Why do we feel the need to legislate everything?

35 weeks ago @ The Malaysian Insider - Alcohol, smoking ban i... · 0 replies · +2 points

If such a thing is OK if it is supported by the majority, wouldn't that then be tyranny of the majority?

I think that a city-wide smoking ban is going a bit overboard.

37 weeks ago @ Free Malaysia Today - Make public PSD schola... · 3 replies · -2 points

If they want to publicise that they have received a scholarship that
choice _must_ be up to the individual him/herself, and not arbitrarily
made for them by someone else. That is a violation of privacy.

37 weeks ago @ Free Malaysia Today - Make public PSD schola... · 5 replies · -5 points

I have no objection to anonymised data based on race, religion, and maybe SPM results being released. But names? There is no need for that.

37 weeks ago @ Free Malaysia Today - Make public PSD schola... · 18 replies · -27 points

I disagree. What is the point of publishing the kids' names? Why should their privacy be violated? It's not like they did anything wrong.

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