Malaysia is a RACIST Country
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well well..i'm back...i agree wif Soldier...and i'm a malay too...
aniwae...wad u all think of getting MLRS?
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Yaay, so we now have posts from Malays too, form both Singapore AND Malaysia. Have a look at the type and quality of posts from both 'HARIMAU' (representing Malaysia) and 'Soldier' (representing Singapore) and you can get a sort of idea the differences between people of of the same race but different country.
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lets move this discussion on the MLRS to the military nuts forum:Originally posted by MinisterOfDefence:well well..i'm back...i agree wif Soldier...and i'm a malay too...
aniwae...wad u all think of getting MLRS?
http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=30314
no point duplicating threads... there's a thriving discussion on military related stuff going on there already. -
dunno lar...its jus tt singapore malays tend to be more hardworking n have vision
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why always direct at msia? go point at USA or EUROPE la....
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funny u shoudl mention that, im an indian and well guess what singapore is a rasist country too what..Originally posted by starzzz:Malaysia is a RACIST Country!!
And it's true!!!! It's damn true!!!!
Cuz it doesn't matter what you are thinking or trying to say, cuz Mhatir says so!!!!
So thats the bottomline!!! Cuz the evidance proves so!!!!
Malaysia is a racist country and there's no doubt about it, look back during those times when our dear SM Lee who brings SG to merge with Malaysia and propose a Malaysian's Malaysia which made the Mr KUKU Ali and his racist gang so fumed up that they kick SG out of it.....
Look! Msian's govt got so many plans to double standards like setting qoutas to school, where the malays which have poorer and sicker minds get places in some schools which forced kids of other races with bright minds without a good education...
Look at the M'sian way of trying to curb the Chinese way of entrepuenership but putting cap on ownership or whatever.....
Sounds like Kukuharto's way too...
Msia is just racist I feels for the Indians and Chinese there
if your a chinese things are easier.. malay not so bad.. indian.. well alot of people are againts you.. got know why....
But when im in malaysia... not so bad what.. most of my malaysian chinese friends are very very proud of their country.. ... so i dont quite get what ur trying to say.. must be some small thing that piss u off and you come to the racist conclusion .... -
I suppose the racism is worse when you are older.. . . I mean its like in school. . . classmates dun mind, there are jokes on every race, yah, even cheenese jokes, so we don't take them seriously, just laugh and forget abt it. . . although the teachers dun like such stuff. . .
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Malaysian chinese. .. I went up to Penang for hols with family once, the taxi driver was ranitng on and on abt the first leader of the MCA being bought over by malays resulting in unequla rights for them, dunno how true it is. . . and note that while Malaysia complains that Singapore does not give special rights to its indegenious people -the malays, Malaysia also does not give any special rights to their indegenious people as well, the tribes people. . ., while these tribes people are also malays, they are not bumiputras and thus special rights do not extend to them, even though they are definitely the indegenious people of Malaysia and have been there for hundred of years, contradictory claim from Malaysia abt Singapore then, isn't it???
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Actually these tribal people living in the jungles are not the "true" Malays as you and I would commonly associate with those Malays that we are familiar with.Originally posted by laser51088:Malaysian chinese. .. I went up to Penang for hols with family once, the taxi driver was ranitng on and on abt the first leader of the MCA being bought over by malays resulting in unequla rights for them, dunno how true it is. . . and note that while Malaysia complains that Singapore does not give special rights to its indegenious people -the malays, Malaysia also does not give any special rights to their indegenious people as well, the tribes people. . ., while these tribes people are also malays, they are not bumiputras and thus special rights do not extend to them, even though they are definitely the indegenious people of Malaysia and have been there for hundred of years, contradictory claim from Malaysia abt Singapore then, isn't it???
These native people are the TRUE "Sons of the Soil" and they are referred to as the Negritos of Peninsula Malaya - (some are the original pygmies - actually they will feel insulted by this term), the Ibans of Sarawak, the Kadazans of Sabah, and a multitude of other names of tribal communities in Peninsula Malaya, Sarawak and Sabah that we have not heard of in Singapore.
if the term "Bumiputra" is understood to be the "Sons of the Soil" then rightfully these tribal peoples are the TRUE "Sons of the Soil".
The Malays, as we know and recognised them to be, are actually migrants from the Yunnan Province in China - (reference the book titled "The Malay Dilemma" written by Dr M. Mahatir, the Malaysian Prime Minister).
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hello singaporean... if u think that we r racist and u hate the malaysian malays so much, please... do not come to malaysia. We don't need u all here. Just travel within the limited space u have there... or even to israel... ur idol country.
for those non bumis in Malaysia, if u don't like the government's policy, u can always be a singaporean. Nobody will stop u. It is better to have people who appreciate the peace and harmony here rather than accepting people who create disaster.
i have not been to singapore... and i have no intention to go there. What do u have there aa? just a small island... hehe...
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". . . and note that while Malaysia complains that Singapore does not give special rights to its indegenious people -the malays, Malaysia also does not give any special rights to their indegenious people as well, the tribes people. . ."
u are absolutely wrong... they are included as bumiputera... and the government has continuously support them to succeed.. Have u ever heard Jabatan Hal Ehwal Orang Asli? We even have a radio station created especially for this people... and there are a lot of university graduate who are actually the tribes people.
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When you travel, you travel not only to enjoy and have fun. You keep an open eye and an open mind abt things and learn from the things there. What I am recounting are personal experiences from a trip up north where I also happened to learn a little bit more abt Malaysia.Originally posted by kyas:hello singaporean... if u think that we r racist and u hate the malaysian malays so much, please... do not come to malaysia. We don't need u all here. Just travel within the limited space u have there... or even to israel... ur idol country.
for those non bumis in Malaysia, if u don't like the government's policy, u can always be a singaporean. Nobody will stop u. It is better to have people who appreciate the peace and harmony here rather than accepting people who create disaster.
i have not been to singapore... and i have no intention to go there. What do u have there aa? just a small island... hehe...
The fact that you have not come to singapore and have no intention to do so, accounts for your poor judgement of Singapore as 'just a small island'. I take it that you have no intention of coming due to your lack of interest in Singapore, if you lack this interest, then how do you credibly comment on what Singapore is? I would strongly advise you to take a trip down south to have a look around before you lay your judgement.
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Yes I have heard of some of the Orang Asli. I am not certain if you are referring to those I met before. Two years back, I went to Endau Rompin on a school expedition, they acted as our local guides in the forests in Endau Rompin. I still carry the leech bite scars form that trip. . .will never forget it, and those guides really know the forests well. . .would recommend you to take a trip there yourself too if you want to really meet and find out about them, you can stay at the sort of lodging area or park ranger's HQ(whatever you call it, its accessible by road) in the forests, it has a museum of some sort displaying the plants and insects in those forests. There are comfortable beds there and a sort of large dome shaped shared toilet bulding with a few cuibicles inside. The government employ many of the Orang Asli as guides in these forests.Originally posted by kyas:". . . and note that while Malaysia complains that Singapore does not give special rights to its indegenious people -the malays, Malaysia also does not give any special rights to their indegenious people as well, the tribes people. . ."
u are absolutely wrong... they are included as bumiputera... and the government has continuously support them to succeed.. Have u ever heard Jabatan Hal Ehwal Orang Asli? We even have a radio station created especially for this people... and there are a lot of university graduate who are actually the tribes people.
i do not blame u for not knowing this....
Alternatively, there are some sort of platforms for you to pitch your tent on near some river, it is not very accesible by road, you have to walk uphill abit to get to a road. . .one tent per platform, there is also a toilet not very far away and near a shelter where we ate and did morning PT.
Basically, its pretty fun and you can get know your Orang Aslis at the same time
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[b][b][b][b][b][b][b][b]Originally posted by kyas:hello singaporean... if u think that we r racist and u hate the malaysian malays so much, please... do not come to malaysia. We don't need u all here. Just travel within the limited space u have there... or even to israel... ur idol country.
for those non bumis in Malaysia, if u don't like the government's policy, u can always be a singaporean. Nobody will stop u. It is better to have people who appreciate the peace and harmony here rather than accepting people who create disaster.
i have not been to singapore... and i have no intention to go there. What do u have there aa? just a small island... hehe...
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Originally posted by kyas:
i'm not here to preach hate. i have friends from every ethnic background and not one of them think it is anything to be proud of to be offered a crutch by the government. it simply shows u can't stand on your own two feet.
u are absolutely wrong... they are included as bumiputera... and the government has continuously support them to succeed.. Have u ever heard Jabatan Hal Ehwal Orang Asli? We even have a radio station created especially for this people... and there are a lot of university graduate who are actually the tribes people.
my disagreement with M'sia policy is that while u're giving assistance, why restrict this assistance only to a select group of your citizenry? does it make the rest any less malaysian? does it make Bumis any more malaysian?
i know that Malaysians of every ethnic background is capable of loyalty and national pride. so what's the gov'ts problem using skin colour and ethnicity as a criteria to determine who deserves gov't assistance?
i think its racist bullshit to claim that Malays can't make it on their own. its blatantly not true!
at the same time, its also bollocks to assume that Chinese and Indians do not need or deserve direct assistance from the gov't. they pay taxes don't they
so i say, give it to the most deserving, not just the Bumiputras.i do not blame u for not knowing this....
hardly anything worth knowing about...
oh by the way, did u guys know that Eurasians are considered Bumiputras too
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"my disagreement with M'sia policy is that while u're giving assistance, why restrict this assistance only to a select group of your citizenry? does it make the rest any less malaysian? does it make Bumis any more malaysian?
i know that Malaysians of every ethnic background is capable of loyalty and national pride. so what's the gov'ts problem using skin colour and ethnicity as a criteria to determine who deserves gov't assistance?"
Due colonialism, 'Malaysian' were divided into 3 main groups economically. One was the people who worked in the tin mines. Most of them were Chinese. They were more exposed to urban way of life. Second were the people who worked with the British in the rubber or oil palm estate. Too many them are Indians. They are lack of exposure in term of modernisation. The third was the people who make a living in the traditional sectors as fishermen and farmers. Most of them are the Malays and other ethnic people.
This colonialism had been going on for so many decades to the extent that it has created a stigma among the society saying that if you are Malay, u should be living in kampong and makes a living by being a farmer. If you are an Indian you cannot avoid yourself from being an estate worker. And Chinese must be a businessman. As a result, Chinese are wealthier than the others. The then leaders saw this as unhealthy situation, where the country's wealth was only enjoyed by a certain ethnic group.
That was why the Malaysian government has been giving a lot of assistance especially to the Bumiputera. We need to share the country's wealth equally. We need to break the barrier that separates the races in their colonial way of thinking and inheritance. Surely none of you out there can deny that if only one race controls the economy, there is a tendency that the others will be discriminated. A huge example, look at the U.S. the only superpower left after no more U.S.S.R. Look at how they act (I always wonder what functions the United Nation were created for).
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Originally posted by kyas:
Thats BULLSHIT! Sg followed the same economic paradigm as M'sia. We had the British, we had divide and rule, we had plantations (first gambier and pepper, then rubber), we had kampongs and fishermen and we had towns and commerce. But our people are better off in every respect than you guys up north. WHY? we managed to modernise and the people managed to improve WITHOUT gov't handouts. WHY?
Due colonialism, 'Malaysian' were divided into 3 main groups economically. One was the people who worked in the tin mines. Most of them were Chinese. They were more exposed to urban way of life. Second were the people who worked with the British in the rubber or oil palm estate. Too many them are Indians. They are lack of exposure in term of modernisation. The third was the people who make a living in the traditional sectors as fishermen and farmers. Most of them are the Malays and other ethnic people.
This colonialism had been going on for so many decades to the extent that it has created a stigma among the society saying that if you are Malay, u should be living in kampong and makes a living by being a farmer. If you are an Indian you cannot avoid yourself from being an estate worker. And Chinese must be a businessman. As a result, Chinese are wealthier than the others. The then leaders saw this as unhealthy situation, where the country's wealth was only enjoyed by a certain ethnic group.
you guys were in a much better position to succeed than us in 1965. Why are u only beginning to catch up now?
U still haven't addressed the point. Many Chinese are not urban businessmen-millionaires. That is a shallow stereotype on YOUR part. Many Indians remains poor plantation workers. what is the gov't doing to help them?That was why the Malaysian government has been giving a lot of assistance especially to the Bumiputera. We need to share the country's wealth equally. We need to break the barrier that separates the races in their colonial way of thinking and inheritance. Surely none of you out there can deny that if only one race controls the economy, there is a tendency that the others will be discriminated. A huge example, look at the U.S. the only superpower left after no more U.S.S.R. Look at how they act (I always wonder what functions the United Nation were created for).
BULLSHIT! share wealth equally between your PM and his corrupt cronies more like it... the bumiputra policy has DIVIDED the ethnic groups. divide and rule exists to this day in M'sia! how on earth is it equal to GIVE unconditionally to one group and not give anything at all to another who needs help just as much? your reasoning is ridiculous!
u make wealth equitable by making the economy open to all, not by closing it off to one group and opening it to another!By the way, what is actually the problem about wearing a tudung to school?
there is essentially no problem. only that Sg prefers its students to wear school uniforms that do not distinguish them according to ethnicity or religion.
i've remembered other instances during my childhood when the teachers have told students not to wear or attach any religious paraphenelia on their uniforms. permission was given in special cases of course... sikhs could wear turbans because of their religion and because i think, it did not alter the basic uniform in any way.
the tudung is not exactly a MUST in Islam... and the way this issue has been played out, it is no longer religious. it has been exploited by parties with vested political interests.
i might add that there are OTHER female malay students in the school who DO NOT wear the tudung. if the girl's family cares for her modesty so much, then they should send her to a Madrasah where ALL girls dress that way. but no! they want the quality education of a gov't school but they refuse to obey the rules! just shows u how shallow the entire attempt is.
to me, i would have no comments if it was ever decided that ALL muslim girls who have reached puberty would wear tudung... but thats not the case... it remains a personal choice. and in this case, it was made by the girl's parents, not even a personal choice of the little girl.
so we can't have this sort of untidiness in the gov't school system. all students must be treated the same. no better, no worse and no concessions can be given unless it was absolutely necessary. if it was ever given, then the same privilege must be given to everybody. that is our way of preserving the fabric of our multi-ethnic society. its not a free for all. -
Problem. Same problem with chewing gum when we have trashbins all over the place now. Its just plain against the rules.
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“If Islam can allow a Muslim Pilot to forgo fasting during Ramadan, and also forego the frequent breaks for daily prayers required of a faithful Muslim, then perhaps maybe we can see some Singapore Malay who qualify to become Fighter Pilots.”
Dear Atobe,
The above statement has proven that you are lack of understanding about Islam.
One can forego fasting during Ramadan under any of the following conditions:
1. sick or suffering from a disease that could affect your health if you continue fasting,
2. a lady comes to her ‘period’ or
3. after a delivery,
4. a musafir (travel more than 60 marhalah approximately 91 km) and
5. you are no longer a Muslim.
In the case of daily prayer the above conditions also applies except some flexibility for no. 1 and 4.
For condition no. 1, if you have a difficulty to stand, you can always perform your prayer by sitting down. If u cannot sit, you lay down. If you cannot move you body, just blink your eyes. If you cannot even blink our eyes you can simply perform your prayer by heart.
Under the fourth condition, if you are a musafir, there is an allowance. You can perform your prayer by:
1. Jamak (combine the solah eg. zohor can be perform during the period of asar before you perform your asar prayer) or
2. Qasar (shorten the length of a prayer e.g. zohor prayer can be shorten to only 2 rakaah instead of 4) or
3. Jamak Qasar (integrating the above 2 methods)
In the case of moving vehicle if you need to perform your prayer you can always perform it by facing any direction – no problem at all, especially in the huge passenger aircraft.
If you are performing your important duty that if you stop doing will affect other people, then you are allowed to defer you prayer to another period of solah. We call it qadaÂ’.
Islam is not so radical as portrayed especially by western media. It is not so strict that there is no flexibility. In some cases we can even eat pork. I hope my short explanations will clear some of your misunderstanding. If any of them is wrong, I hope the other Muslim brothers out there will correct me. Only God knows all. -
The first sentence explains everything. You cannot avoid from accepting the fact that in certain areas there are differences among the races. Why can't u just respect other people's belief? Even though there are differences, it does not mean that Singaporean cannot be united.Originally posted by CX:there is essentially no problem. only that Sg prefers its students to wear school uniforms that do not distinguish them according to ethnicity or religion.
i've remembered other instances during my childhood when the teachers have told students not to wear or attach any religious paraphenelia on their uniforms. permission was given in special cases of course... sikhs could wear turbans because of their religion and because i think, it did not alter the basic uniform in any way.
the tudung is not exactly a MUST in Islam... and the way this issue has been played out, it is no longer religious. it has been exploited by parties with vested political interests.
i might add that there are OTHER female malay students in the school who DO NOT wear the tudung. if the girl's family cares for her modesty so much, then they should send her to a Madrasah where ALL girls dress that way. but no! they want the quality education of a gov't school but they refuse to obey the rules! just shows u how shallow the entire attempt is.
to me, i would have no comments if it was ever decided that ALL muslim girls who have reached puberty would wear tudung... but thats not the case... it remains a personal choice. and in this case, it was made by the girl's parents, not even a personal choice of the little girl.
so we can't have this sort of untidiness in the gov't school system. all students must be treated the same. no better, no worse and no concessions can be given unless it was absolutely necessary. if it was ever given, then the same privilege must be given to everybody. that is our way of preserving the fabric of our multi-ethnic society. its not a free for all.
It is a MUST for all Muslim girls to wear tudung when they reach puberty. Yes, there are Muslim girls who prefer not to wear tudung because the Islamic rules are there to be followed or in this case they were broken. Regardless of whether this issue has been politicised or not, the recent case has shown how Muslims are being discriminated in Singapore.
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Something for u my dearÂ….Originally posted by kyas:The first sentence explains everything. You cannot avoid from accepting the fact that in certain areas there are differences among the races. Why can't u just respect other people's belief? Even though there are differences, it does not mean that Singaporean cannot be united.
It is a MUST for all Muslim girls to wear tudung when they reach puberty. Yes, there are Muslim girls who prefer not to wear tudung because the Islamic rules are there to be followed or in this case they were broken. Regardless of whether this issue has been politicised or not, the recent case has shown how Muslims are being discriminated in Singapore.
We do not want that to happen in Malaysia.
First of allÂ…. We never encourage ppl to call themselvesÂ… MALAY, CHINESE OR INDIANÂ… we prefer them to address themselves as SINGAPOREANÂ… our government know that, if you gonna bring in religion Â… it will be a NEVER ENDING STORY!! Just open ur eyes and look at countries whom emphasize on religionÂ…. Either they are ALL THE SAMEÂ… or they will end up in lots of conflicts.. to prevent all thisÂ… our government have foresee this 20- 30 yrs agoÂ… thereforeÂ…. ThereÂ’s no EXCUSE FOR EVEYONE DOWN HERE!!
If you wanna talk about its nothing special or not a big deal for malays to wear something which is consider not PART OF THE UNIFORMÂ… then, in due timeÂ… lots of HANKY PANKY will happen down here.. such as, becoz IÂ’m Buddhism Â… and no killing for usÂ… so.. we donÂ’t need to go N.S Â….
For your info.. we are even BEING FORCE TO WEAR WHITE UNDERWEAR when we are in No1 uniformÂ… so??? We also wear mahÂ… cozÂ… thast a SYSTEM down hereÂ… and EVERYONE GONNA STICK TO IT!! Before eveything go haywire!!!!
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How old are the ppl in the Speaker'sCorner/Politics?
I was reading through the posts in this thread and my impression was "Are these really mature ppl speaking out? If they are, then this world is really heading into another aggression level"
All those war mongering posts really ought to be done with care. With situation so fragile and especially at this time, this really have to be stopped. Unless, war is what everybody really wants here. Death, orphans, crying babies, crippled man.......this is getting nearer to reality... -
relax... most of us are responsible individuals. age is not the issue here. i'll respect any view that is well read, open minded and well thought out.Originally posted by putey:How old are the ppl in the Speaker'sCorner/Politics?
I was reading through the posts in this thread and my impression was "Are these really mature ppl speaking out? If they are, then this world is really heading into another aggression level"
All those war mongering posts really ought to be done with care. With situation so fragile and especially at this time, this really have to be stopped. Unless, war is what everybody really wants here. Death, orphans, crying babies, crippled man.......this is getting nearer to reality...
i personally believe that the best way to reconcile differences in opinion is to address it and debate it so that we can see the merits of other people's perspectives.
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how tyically malaysian... to only reply selectively on issues which they feel most able to raise hell over...Originally posted by kyas:The first sentence explains everything. You cannot avoid from accepting the fact that in certain areas there are differences among the races. Why can't u just respect other people's belief? Even though there are differences, it does not mean that Singaporean cannot be united.
It is a MUST for all Muslim girls to wear tudung when they reach puberty. Yes, there are Muslim girls who prefer not to wear tudung because the Islamic rules are there to be followed or in this case they were broken. Regardless of whether this issue has been politicised or not, the recent case has shown how Muslims are being discriminated in Singapore.
We do not want that to happen in Malaysia.
we in Sg accept other beliefs and religion and respect them. i've already told u. in a madrasah, muslim girls are free to wear the tudung or whatever uniform they so choose.
in a gov't school, all students are expected to adhere to the uniform rules STRICTLY! are u deaf, stupid or just plain not listening! this is the same as the fact that schools do not allow students to shorten their skirts, wear pleated pants, fold up their sleeves, fold up their collars or wear items that do not constitute their school uniform. those who have been through the education system here understand this well.
i myself has been reprimanded many times for breaching the school uniform rules in my youth. its a strictly CIVIL matter. if muslims feel so strongly about the tudung rules, then they ought to register their children in a madrasah.
are u gonnna entertain some sect that claims that it is against their religion to wear clothes in general and prefer to go naked???
u can call it excessive or draconian if u want, but we call it discipline.
for your information, American public schools are not allowed to display any religious affiliation as well. no prayers, no crucifix, nothing. they do so because they do not wish to offend the sensibilities of students and parents who may have other religious beliefs. abstention is in itself, a form of respect for people of other faiths.
so its not that Sg schools discriminates against Muslims per se because no student is allowed to display any outward forms of religious affiliation to begin with.
but allowance is given to religious practices. friday prayers for instance. Muslim students are allowed to leave school early to attend them. christians are allowed to leave school early to attend church services on days of Obligations and Buddhists and Taoists too if it is so required. does this sound like discrimination to you?
so get your facts right. don't be blind in your criticism. YOUR way and malaysia's way is NOT the best way nor is it the only way.
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I do agree with you that they can go to madrasah because that is the only place that allows them to practice their belief particularly in wearing tudung. Yes, they have their choices and it is up to them or their parents to choose. If this is the case, you are only creating a larger gap between a Muslim and non-Muslim. The Muslims will go to madrasah, and the non-Muslim will go to the public school. Will that help Singaporean to unite? Will that support the integration between races? I do not think so.
By the way, I was not talking about the choices they have. I was only talking about your school system – the system that was created by men. Are you saying that nothing can change a rule? Are you saying that discipline is the utmost important thing to the extent that you can forget about religion? This shows how unimportant religion is now in Singapore. Thank God the first thing in our Rukun Negara is to ‘Believe in God’. That indicates how we respect religion and each other’s belief. We never force the non-Muslim to wear tudung. They can wear the type of uniform that can be considered as acceptable by their belief and culture.
Maybe for you tudung is ‘just a piece of cloth’ and it is a petty thing. Well it is not a small matter to Muslims.
As for me if I were a Singaporean and if it is really true that the best alternative for education in Singapore is by attending public school, for the sake of my daughter’s future, I will allow her to not to wear tudung in school because it is the rule – a rule that has no respect for religion. We call it ‘darurat’. So far nothing can be done about it except by voicing views through proper channel. I prefer to call it rule and not discipline because it not making you less discipline just because of the tudung.
American school system has nothing to do with our discussion. Thanks for highlighting that Muslim student are allowed to leave school early to attend the Friday prayer in Singapore. It is not news for me. But, it is discrimination for not allowing Muslims to practise their belief i.e. in this case wearing tudung for Muslim girls when they reach puberty.
I am sure that an open-minded person like will be able to understand because as you were saying “essentially there is no problem” – no problem means no problem.