60NEWSMCA: Don't Chinese have a right to assemble?
UPDATED 8.35PM | DAP leader Wong Kah Woh, meanwhile, says the police ban on the Dong Jiao Zong congress is excessive.
MCA must be complimented for voicing their concern for the Chinese after a 'court restrictive order' was obtained by the Kajang Police to stop Chinese Educationist Dong Jiao Zong from holding a closed-door meet tomorrow to discuss on the controversial Jawi Khat issue.
Chinese political representatives from the Pakatan Harapan parties, namely from DAP and PKR (Ministers, Deputy Minister and leaders) have remained totally silent on this matter.
The Malays held their Malay Dignity Congress on 6 October 2019 despite protest from certain non-Malays where the event witnessed hate speeches made against the non- Malays by certain speakers. Until to-date no punishment have been meted-out against these hate speech speakers.
DOES THE CHINESE or the NON- MALAYS HAVE "NO SAY"?
"All animals (Malaysian citizens) are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."
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ReplyDeleteThose who are doing the policing are blinded by their ketuanan DNA. Ketuanan always right even when they are wrong. No wonder the 2020 vision developed by the ketuanan will not materialised, not even in 2030. In fact the opposite will come true, going back to the gua age is more like it.
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