Some having the opinion of helping
the poor as sufficient to be a fair and just government but I suggest that this
is plainly given without saying
But it will still not bring Malaysia
to a genuine united Malaysian if we are really sincere in the fight for justice
and unity. If the injustice of what was left by colonial British not being
corrected just like how the existing ruling coalition failed to do, we will
continue be sitting on huge time bomb...regardless under BN or PR.
Malay leaders via PR are seen to
be compromising and sacrificing the will that the Malay leader in BN previously
enjoy for the sake of a better opportunity for less fortunate regardless races
and Malaysian unity but would the non-bumi especially Chinese be also willing
to show their solidarity in also sharing their advantage in grabbing the nation
wealth to the less advantage Malays, Indian and other Bumiputera ethnicity.
The Chinese have 10% of its
Chinese labor forced population having access to high-education enrolment
(Diploma and above) across private and public institution due to their higher
income advantage (40% of national equity and highest in all asset classes be it
wealth, saving, real estate and income) in accessing better education while the
Malays and Indians having only 8% and 6% of its respective labor force
population. Worst-off, with that high-education labor force population, 4.8% of
both respective Malay and Indian graduate failed to get jobs compared to
Chinese with only 1.9%. This is despite the Malays still have better
opportunity in public office of which without that the numbers will be much
worst.
This has nothing to do with competencies
and qualification as far as meritocracy is concern as study shows both Indian
and Malay graduate have relatively equal competencies with the Chinese
graduate. This is actually due to the fact that the Chinese have occupied good
and high position as employer in the private sector and business communities
throughout the years since independence and prefer to select their own kind while
very few really adopt the spirit of togetherness and being opened as
Malaysian. Without trying to
generalizing and stereo typing of all Chinese behaving like that, sadly to say
most Chinese are. The majority Chinese community need to be more sincere rather
than being too opportunistic and must scarify their greediness towards wealth but
helps others instead, if they are really sincere about unity. The Chinese
community should not make seen as though they are fighting against the current
government with the excuse to fight against corruption and abuse of power but
in reality taking advantage of the Malay losing their last and only advantage
i.e. political will.
The Chinese community should not
make themselves been seen as being selfish for their survival in the expense of
others. The Chinese community should not take the advantage of the fight
against tyranny of UMNO supremacy for their own advantage. The Chinese
community should not use full meritocracy for a justice and fairness as an
excuse to continue the greediness. Full meritocracy should be applied when all
Chinese, Malays, Indian, Kadazan, Iban, Murut especially the Orang Asli, Penan,
Kayan, Kenyah, Kelabit etc. all have level playing field. Until then,
meritocracy will hurt the nation more than uniting it. The Chinese community
should not acted as though they wanted unity to all Malaysian when they
continue to strengthen their separate personality harshly protect their next
generation agenda via SRJK(C) right from the beginning of their children mentality.
We should get out from ‘living peacefully separately’ towards ‘living harmony
together’
Meanwhile, in Sarawak and Sabah
specifically, both the Chinese tycoons and Malay supremo, should not manipulate the disadvantage of the
non-Malay-Bumiputera by recklessly and greedily cumulating wealth without any
consideration to the needy non-Malay-Bumiputera.
While admitting I am hoping for
ideal Malaysian aspiration, I have to acknowledge the selfish, greedy Malaysian
will always be there to spoil the genuine unity I am dreaming of.
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