What is your impression of my country, Malaysia?
[2023-02-08 15:22:21]
I first worked in Malaysia, but I found a room. To my surprise, this is what I found:
It expresses preferences, but you must not be fooled. Actually it means "limited". It is common to find owners who do not accept other ethnic tenants. Of course, you can find owners who accept tenants in any category (China, Malaysia, India), but this requires extra effort.
I actually experienced this in fact. If I decide to move and find me to replace me (otherwise my boss will not refund my deposit), I found an interested Indian. However, he was rejected by the owner (Chinese). I have experienced only Chinese who do not accept Indian, but I believe that we will not accept cases involving the other three games.
I know that there are many forms of racial discrimination in other countries. But in Malaysia, this is institutional racial discrimination enforced by that government.
The government has always given a lot of privileges that are parents of the parent Malaysia and can not be enjoyed by other peoples. Malay race (also called indigenous peoples) is defined as Malaysian, Muslim, practice Malay culture and speak Malay (this includes indigenous people in Sabah and Sarawak in East Malaysia included).
So what is the privilege that Malaysia can not enjoy without Malaysia? We have a lot. Let's start with real estate discount. Regardless of whether it is luxury housing or whether the buyer is wealthy or not, all Murray purchasing real estate receives a 7% discount.
This also applies to students from universities where Malaysia receives more entrance fee and scholarship.
For this reason, in November every year the opposition organization called the Bersih stage protests the more fair elections and ends the Malay race privilege. So far, it has not been successful
We do not forget those very good people. In other words, people of all ethnic groups in Malaysia. Unfortunately, the government has not seen it like this.
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