200 Muslims gathered to protest the relocation of the Hindu temple in section 23 Shah Alam. But no one Muslim protested against the sales of alcohol in Shah Alam. Furthermore when Carlsberg factory was built in Shah Alam 1970s, Muslims seems like ignorance on the issue and until today there is no objection against it.
Where is the rationality of you? You allow alcohol factory and you don’t allow temple for Hindus to worship their god? Don’t call me as a racist for saying this! I don’t want to be a racist, that’s not my ideology! Some of the Malaysians are influenced by the political ploy by racist parties for their political survival. Please wake up, we need to respect each other, let’s live by each other’s happiness not each other’s misery!
So far, we have lost the way. In fact, we forgotten that more than machinery we need humanity. Don’t give yourself to those uncivilized politicians.
WHICH ONE IS SENSITIVE?:
THIS?
OR THIS?
ADAKAH JAIS SERIOUS MEMPERSOALKAN PENJUALAN ARAK DI TEMPAT MAJORITY ISLAM DI NEGERI SELANGOR? (FIKIR-FIKIRKANLAH SAUDARA)
4 comments:
dear friends,
i have mistakenly deleted ur comment in this post..
pls resubmit ur comment here..
sory
still politics issue, alcohol cn make money, gov cn collect tax frm alcoh n thn end up in politicians pocket. but temple doesn't make any profit to them.....so, they'll just highlight the issue on the temple. biasala, propaganda....
so Vasan, how u think of my NS suggestion, any better idea, think of poposing this to the mindef
you r absolutely correct buddy!
Malaysia is not the property of any single race. It belongs to ALL Malaysians. If any one particular race is claiming ownership – it is a figment of imagination. Is not the Government promoting 1Malaysia concept to unite all races or am I being floridly delusional? If anybody is objecting to the relocation of the Hindu temple, they must be pretty naive or plain racist. What did the Govt. do with these protesters – kiss or kick their arses? Were any of them detained for questioning by the police for displaying religious intolerance?
As for alcohol sales in Shah Alam, can it be categorised under ‘holy spirits’?
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