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About 20 Muslim/Malay NGOs have called for boycott of products made by Malaysian Chinese companies.
I am not sure whether these people understand the ramifications of such foolish undertaking. If they do, than they need their heads examine for cracks in the skull.
Don't they realise that over 90% of retail businesses are in the hands of the Chinese and they have complete control over supply of goods and services in the country. You really do not have much choice, you either buy from them, or starve to dead.
Hypothetically, if the Chinese close all their shops for a week, the Malays would starve, as there are not enough Malay vendors to provide the distribution network and scale of supply the Chinese have.
From toothpick, daily necessities to the heaviest machinery, you sure can't go without the Chinese connection along the chain of supply.
They are the economic engines of this country and the sooner the Malays/Bumiputras accept this the better this country would be.
Well, I am not going to write a lengthy article on this subject as I am sure majority of my fellow Malaysians would agree it is stupid and mission impossible.
The Chinese are not the least bit worried, they knew they have the upper hand.
Live and let live.
Let's find a better solution to our political differences.
About 20 Muslim/Malay NGOs have called for boycott of products made by Malaysian Chinese companies.
I am not sure whether these people understand the ramifications of such foolish undertaking. If they do, than they need their heads examine for cracks in the skull.
Don't they realise that over 90% of retail businesses are in the hands of the Chinese and they have complete control over supply of goods and services in the country. You really do not have much choice, you either buy from them, or starve to dead.
Hypothetically, if the Chinese close all their shops for a week, the Malays would starve, as there are not enough Malay vendors to provide the distribution network and scale of supply the Chinese have.
From toothpick, daily necessities to the heaviest machinery, you sure can't go without the Chinese connection along the chain of supply.
They are the economic engines of this country and the sooner the Malays/Bumiputras accept this the better this country would be.
Well, I am not going to write a lengthy article on this subject as I am sure majority of my fellow Malaysians would agree it is stupid and mission impossible.
The Chinese are not the least bit worried, they knew they have the upper hand.
Live and let live.
Let's find a better solution to our political differences.
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