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Wednesday, September 1, 2010

National Day? More like another version of May 13

Another National Day has passed us. It has been "fun" with all the drama sprouting out of nowhere. Now seriously, kids. If you're going to use that "Go back to China, you Chinese pig" line on me, how about starting with the Malays going back to Indonesia?

It's time to grow up, you fucking sandniggers, chinks, dirtniggers and everyone else. A Malaysia without the Chinese is like another version of Indonesia. Without the Chinese, do you think you will have KLCC? Without the Chinese, do you think we would have fared better than Indonesia?

Think twice before you start more bullshit. I just love the way racists try to talk cock and act like wannabe "gangstas". And don't try the racism game with me. I know so many racist lines, your head would be spinning right round like a record label within 5 seconds.

Saturday, August 28, 2010

No, I will not fly the Malaysian flag

“I will not fly the Malaysian flag because I am politically educated unlike you. Therefore, I am aware of the political situation in here. You see, I actually read the news instead of sticking to the government’s craptastic propaganda in TV1, TV2 and TV3.” Are the words I am fond of repeating to anyone who asks me why I am not raising a fucking Malaysian flag. You see, National Day is approaching us and everyone is now parroting the now-infamous 1Malaysia concept created by our “dear” Prime Minister without even realizing the reality of it. It’s always the same shit every year. The same corrupt politicians, the same money politics and of course, the same “Why are you not raising a Malaysian flag?” question. But this year, things are a bit different for the BN.

The UMNO has already lost it’s front in Sarawak, thanks to the fact that Najib attempted to bribe Sibu MYR5 million, not to mention the fact that one of UMNO’s critics was brutally murdered because he spoke against them during the election period. In fact, this has already become a common fact throughout the whole state, especially Sibu. However, for some weird reason, most kids in Sarawak are still parroting the 1Malaysia concept blindly.
"You help me, I help you."

Speaking of Sarawak, I’m getting sick and tired of everyone parroting that god damned concept blindly without even realizing the reality of it. Oh wait, they can’t! Because whenever you try to explain the reality of 1Malaysia, you’ll be receiving middle fingers from the concerned individual! This has been proven by my experience in Sibu, Kuching and a friend of mine in Miri. However, more and more people are starting to realize that 1Malaysia is just a lie, a fake concept that was designed to lure people to vote for the SUPP which is mind you, the UMNO’s sub-party in Sarawak. To make things worse, those who are working for companies under the UMNO are forced to vote for the SUPP.
"Sure, all these slogans like "Budi Bahasa, Budaya Kita" and "Rakyat didahulukan, pencapaian diutamakan" sounds good and all that but is there anything more to the concept?"
It is time to look at your own actions before you instigate another May 13, Najib. You say that you are “anti-rasuah” but by offering a bribe to a town, not only are you breaking your own laws while being a hypocrite, you are trying to instill a rule of Monarchy and Malay dominance. Sure, all these slogans like “Budi Bahasa, Budaya Kita” and “Rakyat didahulukan, pencapaian diutamakan” sounds good and all that but is there anything more to the concept? I don’t see the government being good role models and no, please do not at this point, tell me that the government’s duty is to spread it all over the country while it is ours to make it come true. Sure, that’s true but don’t you think the government should be the role models?

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

I'm back!

Yes, people. I'm back and my hands are going to get all itchy on the keyboard again soon. While I have been away, I have been working on two new articles. Yep, at least one of them is related to politics again. Yes, I couldn't resist the urge to write up another rant on Malaysia's political drama due to the fact that August 31st is coming up in about 5 days. Oh, and expect to see me playing AssaultCube v1.1.

Friday, August 13, 2010

AWAY!

For those who have been trying to contact me on Facebook, Xfire, MSN and so on, I have been away from the Intertubes due to the fact that a fucked up aunt of mine decided to be a jackass and evict the fuck out of us all of a sudden. Now, I am waiting for my Internet line to be fixed so I may not be on for another week or two.

Oh, and when I get back on my regular line, somebody is gonna get hacked real badly.

Sunday, August 8, 2010

1Malaysia? I Think Not Again.



Ever since the 1Malaysia concept was introduced into the country, people have been going into Patriotism and Nationalism, praising the UMNO for this "great" concept but do they have any idea of what they're talking about? Sure, all these slogans like "Rakyat didahulukan, pencapaian diutamakan" sounds good but is it that good in reality?

To be honest, I like the concept of 1Malaysia but where's all the action? All I see is the government wasting their money on useless crap like the Mitsubishi EVOs for the PDRM and KL. Sure, KL needs to be developed but don't you think it needs to be stabilized first? Oops, its the taxpayers' money! Therefore, the civilians don't have a say on this! The government doesn't give a shit about the other states. Grow up already, Malaysia. Instead of spending money on the EVOs, why not try to place a bounty on officers who took bribes? Say... MYR1000 per officer?



"All I see is the government wasting their money on useless crap like the Mitsubishi EVOs for the PDRM"


Now, calm down people. It's bad enough the government is being biased while breaking their own laws openly and UMNO already has a track record of assassinations but don't you think it's time to change the status quo?

I know a mate of mine who's a Muslim. Not too long ago, he was dating a Christian Iban when they were spotted by the Iban's father. The Iban's parents' responded by forbidding them to communicate. Why? Because of their religious differences! Her parents didn't want their kids to be influenced by Muslims. Meanwhile, they continued to date each other secretly but like so many other relationships, they eventually broke up.

It's time to abolish this mindset already, people. If you're going to be parroting about 1Malaysia to your kids, then you HAVE to support the concept. It's not that 1Malaysia is a bad thing. It's just the fact that the UMNO is using it as a lie to gain more votes. So anyway, it's about time we started changing the status quo ourselves. Instead of sticking to the slogan "Changes starts with the government", how about trying "Changes starts with YOU"? You can't rely on our government to run the country efficiently but you can rely on yourselves to start making changes to our country. Every little bit helps and eventually, the government will be forced to recognize that too.

It's time to change already, Malaysia. GROW UP!




Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Freedom of Speech

It is now 2010. The younger generation is becoming modernized by the government and their environment. Most of us would already have heard about the concept of 'Freedom of Speech' but how much do they know about the concept of FoS?
"How much do they know about the concept of FoS?"


If anything, their knowledge about this concept is next to nothing at all. The average teenager in Malaysia would usually rush into a conversation without any understanding on the subject at all. These subjects can be anything from politics to law. And when someone rubs the truth all over their face, the idiot would go into rage and start pointing middle fingers at the person who just gave him/her a good round of "lolowned".


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A good example of a sore loser who can't accept the truth. Please click on the image to view it properly.


From my observation, most teenagers in Malaysia look at the concept of Freedom of Speech as a right to talk cock, even when they don't even have the slightest idea of what they are talking about. In the eyes of the average Malaysian, the freedom of speech is a right that is to be denied from the younger generation. Judging by the amount of retards in the younger generation, I can understand their point of view.

If all that wasn't enough, there are some who think that freedom of speech means the right to put up bullshit on their Facebook. Say... something like "butuh kau" or "pergi matilah, *insert name here*." Little do they know that they can be sued for that. I seriously don't understand why they can't take a bit of criticism. All of these idiots try to act like tough guys whenever the truth gets rubbed all over their face. Instead of leaving the conversation, they would go to great lengths to evade the truth while starting a flame war. In the end, the flame war always ends up with the idiot getting a good round of "lolowned" and the troll being subject to unoriginal insults by the noob. If the majority of the next generation is like this, then this country is seriously fucked.

Gretz,
OverL33T.





Tuesday, July 27, 2010

School For Pregnant Teenagers?

Recently, someone within our government's education department in Melaka has made a suggestion to start a school for pregnant teenagers. Yes, a school for pregnant, underage girls people. This isn't a joke either. I can see a lot of boos coming to this suggestion to be honest but please, use your brains for once. Do you think these people should be excluded from society?
"Yes, a school for pregnant, underage girls people."



According to my own knowledge, pregnant teenage girls are usually forced to stop schooling. In some cases, they will only be allowed to return to the school for examinations and nothing more than that. The reason? It's simple. The school administration board doesn't want their image to be tarnished by that single individual and since she is going to be subject to verbal abuse, they might as well expel her. It's a win-win solution right? Wrong. Basically, these premarital pregnant individuals are trapped. They're excluded from society, the public has no respect for them and no school will accept them anymore. This is where a school for pregnant teenagers comes in. Not only will this school be able to prepare the pregnant individuals for the birth of their babies, the percentage of "pembuangan bayi" cases can also be reduced dramatically as the government monitors the concerned individuals actions towards their infants.

However, a school for pregnant teenagers will have it's own cons too. What will the younger generation think of premarital sex? This is like giving them the green light to have sex at an inappropriate age. Let us not forget that most of these teenagers are still relying on mommy and daddy to spoonfeed them. Also, as the school takes in more students, the identity of the concerned individuals may be revealed over time since the school only accepts pregnant teenagers. To put it in a nutshell, the concerned individuals and parents won't have any room for privacy at all as society looks down on them. They are also subject to verbal abuse from the public.

Of course, sex education is the way to go but our government is nowhere near to providing that kind of education soon enough. As I have said before, sex education SHOULD start from Primary 1 instead of Secondary 3.


This is OverL33T, jacking off another rant.