How Syed Saddiq and the Undi18 Movement Are Changing the Political Landscape in Malaysia | Influence
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Syed Saddiq is a 28-year-old politician from Muar. He has millions of followers across his social media accounts and has leveraged this influence to create policy change in Malaysia - lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 with the Undi18 bill. Saddiq teamed up with a grassroots, student-led initiative, Undi18, to successfully advocate and reduce the minimum voting age. However, even though the amendment was passed, it has yet to be enacted. Needless to say, young people are not happy. Saddiq believes that when change finally comes, young people will become the kingmakers for future general elections in Malaysia.
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As a Malaysian I am 100% support for #undi18 #SyedSaddiq #Muda
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
These young people will help change Malaysia’s future. Time to kick out all the old crap in this country.
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
@@sallieceelee5660 I guess she was more referring to all those divisive politicians that have done a certain amount of damage to society & the country. There are many politicians who think that they know best & their thoughts/ideas are just gospel for everyone to follow & these have been around in politics for a very long time.
@@RB-rp6ud But she did not say that, did she? She gave the impression that old people should just die before more damage is done. What do you think a retired person, who is not really involved or interested in politics, will feel when such sentiments are being thrown around casually? Can you expect them to feel safe in their own homes when young people are shouting such slogans?
Serious question: How is this an inclusive movement when it clearly has an ageist slant?
@@sallieceelee5660 If she only said that, then it would not be an inclusive message, which I do agree with your position. However we do not know her full message as this video could have only focused on this particular part.
@@sallieceelee5660 During WW1, WW2 and Cold War, academia was focusing on producing assets who prioritized the industrial revolution and these assets also created policies based on the industrial revolution. Skip some years, we saw how industrial operations affected the planet; flash floods, landslides (especially residential areas, people lost their homes because of very very poor planning), smog, thinning of ozone layer, actual holes in ozone layer, fractured bedrocks, sand encroachment, heatstroke etc. We erred, we learned, we improved. In the last few decades, the academia has been producing assets with sustainability and green innovations drilled in their heads. National policies should also change along with the current objective of the academia. Policies must be made around the idea of sustainability. Ergo, policy makers that are likely to be basing their policies on sustainability are dun dun dunnnnn! You might want to check out net-negative carbon countries.
As a Gen X, I can get behind his message. So far I see Sadiq as visionary and idealistic. Having live through so many broken promises from the older politicians, I think it's time for younger, hopeful and energetic Malaysian to rise. Best wishes - a rakyat.
Visionary maybe, but idealistic I'm not very sure about that.
If he play his cards right, he can one day lead the country
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
@@christinalaw3375 The practice is consistent with the ethical egoism school of philosophy: ua-cam.com/video/DIpYPtEnrbc/v-deo.html
@@christinalaw3375 but didnt he speak up against the bumitputera equity issue though? You made it sound like hes an ardent supporter of that policy
Lol card see in court first 🤣
The only thing that ticks me off about him is that he seems to have no qualm joining perverted stuff like that one SAYS video 😞
Let's pray for a better Malaysia!
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
Syed saddiq will be malaysia pm one day .youngsters n wise working adults will vote a great leader like him in to power .
Major props to Syed Saddiq! I was among the ones that joined the #LawanTetapLawan campaign on 31st July. That day, I actually saw hope in Malaysia’s future, for the first time in 20 years. We young people need to stand up for what’s right or else the civil political wars will end this country.
kipidap bro
Salute bro
I really hope to see Syed Saddiq lead and making a change soon. Although he is young but I believe he is the only one I know that is caliber enough to become a Prime Minister ✊🏻
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
Yes, I agreed with you and pray he will be our next Prime Minister
Yeah, prime minister with corruption charge, just like the previous one
lol what shit u talking about
@@TheGamingAlong LOL. He was accused
Should construct merit system for politicians. Some of them are non-existent.
Following this guy from the time he took position as minister and keep updating his movement, regards from Indonesia 🇮🇩, there are lots of inspiring things Indonesia but I never expected that I'd be this inspired by someone from the neighbouring country 🇲🇾, I even thought of sending my money for his movement ( you know, he is succesful if he can attract youngsters from outside his nation 😂).
let's grow together, I believe the youngsters in Indonesia and Malaysia can shape better future and bridge the gap connection of both country JOM!
❤ Ayuh!
The voting age is 21? what? i never knew that until now. i hope they'll be successful to change the policy.
Greetings from Indonesian youth.
Do Malays and Indonesians understand each other’s language? They sound so similar.
@@raakestaarjustice2831 yes, 60-80%. Sometimes i get some misunderstandings when i'm talking with my Malaysian friend, and that's why i prefer to speak English with them.
The voting age was 21. In 2019 the law was changed and the voting age became 18. However, the Malaysian government did not implement this new law, using multiple lame excuses. Now they have been forced by a Court ruling that it must be implemented before the end of 2021.
What's going with the genocide in East Papua New Guinea? Whats up with the hardcore Sharia Law.
@@Katharsis540 ua-cam.com/video/WZxw-Z2fWVA/v-deo.html
"The ultimate misinformation and noneducational is the rejection of something you know nothing about and refuse to investigate." -Dr. Wayne Dyer
Hope he will lead the younger generation for change for Malaysia's future
Good luck to this guy ✊🏿
The funniest thing is that Singapore, which UMNO bootlickers are so afraid of, and call it "Chinese dictatorship", allows those above 18 to participate our right to vote. Rest assured, that time will come in Malaysia. Until then, it is just an idiocracy in guise of a democracy.
@@christinalaw3375 There are more Chinese in Singapore, than there are Malays in Malaysia but you dont see the Chinese supermajority(76%) imposing laws to hold minorities back.
@@christinalaw3375 Mixed race. Arab and Malay but I am turned off by all racial chauvinistic policies from a majoritarian-influenced govt. I am impressed by Singaporean Chinese' leadership which did not impose privilege towards themselves as Malaysian Malays did
B. L. M = mujahee 💯💯💯
Keep up the good work and make Malaysia better. Sounds like the real deal. It’s my wish that every country should have a person like this.
Syed Saddiq >> TMJ, he is doing more for young msians than the TMJ. All he does is show off wealth and lack of humility. Syed is a better role model to the youn people.
agree 100%. All TMJ does is bullying.
@@keoke3825 The reason that dipshit has a platform is because he is an accidental cumstain to royalty. Everything he has was given to him dari hari lahir sampai sekarang, whereas SS studied and worked his way to where he is today. How practical he is in addressing these inequalities and lack of professionalism and merit in Malaysia's govt earned him the large movement he has created.
True
As a Malaysian,I can confirmed.
That sultan's son does nothing but showing off his wealth
@@Daiman01 well said!
Kids age 17 can get driving license. If they able to be on the road and make it to the statistics of road accidents, why can't we let them vote at least at age 18 (makes sense as one year after acquired your license, it matured to full license).
We need more young ambitious leader.
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
@@sallieceelee5660 Has it come to this
@@lurhashmazin5589 Q:"Has it come to this". A: I don't know how bad it is, or potentially can be, but when I imagine myself as someone my parent's age, I feel really unsettled by her words... She expressed herself clearly, and definitely does not disguise how she feels about old people..
21 being the voting age???
Fuck that! I’ve voted in every election since I turned 18 (I live in the US). Voting is one of the most important powers you have as a citizen.
It's called Voter Suppression. That's how our govt suppressed youth's voice in Malaysia.
Singapore's voting age is 21 too.
I don't think this is too surprising. There seems to be two different stages of what is considered the "adult" age. 18 is often considered the "standard" adult age but remember even in the US a so-called adult still can't legally drink alcohol until they reach 20.
The voting age was 21. In 2019 the law was changed and the voting age became 18. However, the Malaysian government did not implement this new law, using multiple lame excuses. Now they have been forced by a Court ruling that it must be implemented before the end of 2021.
yeah its ridiculous, child marriage is allowed yet 18 years old cant vote.. what a joke
#LAWAN ✊🏽
#LAWANTETAPLAWAN
I look at his party's Wikipedia page and it says that MUDA is a centrist-like party. To me, that's rare for Malaysian politics lol
All the young people support the good fight with him for a better Malaysia, your future is at stake.....TIME TO STAND UP AND BE COUNTED 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Looking at how Malaysian ministers debate are enough to make me laugh. I have no idea how they are able to become ministers. Malaysia needs new blood like Syed Saddiq to create a positive change to the political scene and their country.
Aku tgok mcmmana sadik ni ckp pasal hapuskan agama dalam pembelajaran peringkat tertinggi.. buat aku gelak, bila sadik sindir orang sokong taliban.. buat aku meluat, bila dia ckp pasal lgbt n other things.. aku rase.. aikk dia ni islam ker?. Opppppsss. Ni ke contoh mentri muda yang orng muda banggakan sgt.. nextttttttttttttt.
Ikr like how did this people were to even get a job and be voted into cabinet
To see a country governed so badly that such a young man is the best alternative... I sincerely hope this is the turning point for Malaysia!
Anwar Ibrahim was a young leader like syed in his early days. Eventually they will turn bad apple.
ya ....all gone or going with the wind
Jkom
@@berrybear2465 ching ching 😆
lol true
Not necessarily
Super informative and insightful, Syed is a an inspirational guy!
I want one of those plague doctor masks
Timestamp?
Aye. Same.
@@damiensbox 0:13.
Me too
Sorry but Syed Saddiq has been very selective in criticisms. He criticises his opponents viciously but his friends very sparingly.
Not sure this man is even fair and free of biases imo.
No one is free from bias but they can try
Corruption too right? That's why I don't believe with any politicians cunt af
51% bumiputera ownership should/must be AXED.
A RULING THAT DOESNT DEMAND THAT FROM FOREIGN OWNED, BUT MALAYSIAN OWNED FREIGHT FORWARD COMPANIES.
THIS IS STEALING
smpai ke sini sembang equity..🤣..banyak ke bayar cukai bro??RBA BABI..
Saya sarankan pindah je negara..biar orang melayu yg majukan malaysia.
Sorry that's never gonna happen. Bumiputra will protected by king
@@cjwwo8340 plus many otak udang people. No point arguing with bodoh. We will lose. Just go SG open Holding company, then change Malaysian operations to become international subsidiary. Then pay 0% equity. So easy. Want bising what lagi, I dunno .
May God bless him to pave the way for the thousands patiently waiting behind him to mold and build back our nation.
Jalan tegak dan terus LAWAN!!! ✊🏻🏴
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
finally, a person with passion
Syed Saddiq is Malaysia future leader and be the future PM of Malaysia for the well being of the Malaysian people so the Malaysia will be a peaceful and developed country in future so that future generation of Malaysia could live happily ever after and be a good Malaysian and no racial and political disharmony to disrupt the comfortable live and unity of the Malaysian people for the good of Malaysia for all.
We should limit the time how long a parliament member can serve. That should solve the problems
Excalty I think by the age of 60 people tent to go bat shit crazy and greedy sometimes
@@silvermochi3273 it's because when they get too old they become too stubborn to admit their wrong doing, always right and never wrong.
18 still to young ... haven't even come out society ...
Yeah most people at 21 experience and job .
When he was a minister few years ago, he kinda screwed up. Talk big and work hard only when he's trying to gain votes. Once he's in power, he's just like any other politicians.
We need someone else
As a malaysian. This ia bullshit. Saddiq is a debater he know to talk but not walk the talk. What did he do during his youth n sport minister.
As long as his fate isn't like anwar's reformasi, he should be fine
Syed Saddiq is the future Prime Minister of Malaysia dan Nurul Izah Anwar is the first female Prime Minister of Malaysia in future Thank you. All the best for Malaysian.
Power to young people wt good ideas for future Malaysia.
Did he mention he was funded by the US government? He's definitely making tons of money from social media as well. *Transparency*
That's kind of the US to fund such a potential individual like him.
Yea, he's exactly like you, full of sarcasm.
Really? How much? Any sources or this is just a Whatsapp chain fake-news messages?
Even it so, this movement gives power to the young who will be the future of the country.
Tell me, would you do everything that is dictated by your parents until you are old? I don't think so. The interest will not be align as you guys live in different generation. The old would like to maintain the status quo since they know that they will no longer live and not comfortable with change before they die.
Don't know why, but this comments section reminds of the quote - "Tradition is peer pressure from the dead".
@@daisuke910 you said young, but 18 years old? Are you a parent yourself? Have you been dealing with teens? Or are you a teen yourself?
Percaya sgt kat Sadiq ni. Dia punya tugas Masa menteri pon Tak buat. Ni kan benda lain
Yup betul tu. Lagi satu atlit lebih kenang YB KJ sebagai bekas menteri KBS dari SS.
Dia ni pon tunggang langgang.tgk diri tu dulu sblm mempimpin org lain
shhhhh...asal berani sgt bersuara ni..kena serbu nnt..aku pun lalu je ni...🤣dh kata pun undi 18..jiwa muda masih membara..apa org ckp caya sungguh..pkol 10 suruh diaorg tgk parlimen belajar sikit..
Dia jadi menteri umo 25..ko tu umo 25 kje memantat je
@@bigbadass0102 Manifesto bukan kitab suci? 😄
As it is now only 15 million voters in Malaysia and with the age of 18 eligible to vote some additional 8 millions voters will be in the list of voters Malaysia Total Malaysian voters will be 23 millions compare to 33 millions people in Malaysia. This will be a force for more than half of electorates to be of younger generation to replace the older electorates. This will be for the good of the Malaysian people. All the best for Malaysia to become a well developed country in future. Thank you.
It's about time.
The old corrupt farts need to go.
Syed Saddiq has to be protected at all cost. He is the future
As a foreigner living in Malaysia over 8 years Spineless politician's are the best way to expose the real issues going on in this Country. I'm fully supporting this young man I hope he achieves the best for his country
Only rich momma's boys there..our poor hardworking young people don't have time for that shit
Hi Guys,I'm Jay Ali, the founder Of Parti Sekular Demokrasi Sosial Liberal Malaysia Bersatu. I'm hoping for a change as our politics are primarily centered around race and religion rather than unity but MUDA and many other are focusing on change
the patties in KL Ramly burger changed. Its just not the same, the people wont stand for it. When overseas delegates see it, wheres the pride in malaysia? Shame on demokrasi
Can you promote ur party
@@alwifarhan7246 yes i think should form a all cina team.
Perhaps the first step that you can take is to change the name of your party to something Malaysians can easily remember... Not many people will support a party whose name they can't even remember... Just an honest advice...
Will You advocate for 1 UNITY school?. ..
Voting is a right...
Its time to let the young ones lead the nations!
My faith pays great attention to the way people treat their parents. When you lose rm250k in your private safe and then you make a police report, and when police asked where's the money from because you were only a minister for 20 months and you told them it was you parent's. Then you parents got called to the police and MACC multiple times to cover for your shit. Malaysia is going to get better but not with with you around.
Which you got the details wrong, 90,000 belonged to SS, 50,000 from his mother and 70,000 from both his parents. If you can't even get the details right, how can you say "you paid great attention"? And dear lord, using "faith" to replace scrutiny???
if thinking in positive ways, why not have a try for MUDA to be governing Malaysia on next election? In Malaysia the very big problem is a huge majorities of members of parliaments filled by old peoples. Our problem is our nation slow in progress as old peoples tend to use same method as their governing decades ago. No improvement at the end, wealth distribution between elites and common man gap widely and racism still happened today even nation already in post independence 64years back then.
Feel very tired to hear such nonsense from old people's style in governing nation with their wayang old rhetoric such's "lompat parti", "pintu belakang", "jual agama", "cina balik cina", "kemaruk nak jadi PM", "kluster mahkamah", "terowong dasar laut" "melayu ketinggalan ekonomi" and lot's more nonsense to come. Why not we let younger people to manage our country with more work and less rhetoric? As population of youth increasing hence youth needed more attention and support by the government. Really hope calibre and fresh candidate such MUDA could filled the parliaments on next GE15. Then our parliaments will be more respected with conclusive argument with concrete solution to solve critical problem among Malaysian and youth in particular which are actually almost a majority population in Malaysia.
Oh God, you got to be kidding me. Even Mahathir disowned him... Changing politics my Ass
New rules:
1. Age of voting is 18 years old
2. Woman can now inherited Malaysia citizenship to their children. Before, only father can do so. Which mean, kid with Indonesian, Filipino or Thai father can now automatically become Malaysian.
not so fast......not concrete yet, especially the citizenship thingy
@@akinobu8808 At least 10% of Malaysian population or 3.2 million are considered foreigners like Indonesian, Thai, Filipino since their Malaysian mother can't inherit Malaysia citizenship.
This video forgot to mention that there are four corruption charges against him, including money laundering and stealing money from his previous party.
He also has a poor record as the Sports and Youth Minister, where he excessively reduces the funding for the sports, that it cause malaysia’s poor performance in Tokyo 2020.
Also the “protest” barely reaches 400 attendances.
That doesn’t make a good story though
@Premier League No need to join JKOM to sense his bs. Just read a lot of news and connect the dots.
agree with u bro
Bruh what is that compared to corruption that has been revealed of these "speshal" ministers lol you trust them better rite?
Malaysia's founding fathers would be proud if Malaysians can engaged in best democracy possible.Youth opinions is surely must be heard!
Listen to the young, the next generation. Time to pass the baton to the next generation la....
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
It doesn't work that way
Keep it up YB! Don't ever give up!
Dumbnut
Eh termasuk server lain lak
I hope Syed Saddiq will reform Malaysia and change political policies in Malaysia for future generations. Ensure no corruptions in future new government
PH is full of corrupted people you twat
@@oga3907 so does umno, bn, pas and etc
@@prinzvonmalaya4966 So tak payah nak mengagungkan sangat parti kesanyangan kau tu semua sama ja
Youth this youth that but when PH win the election back the first thing y'all do is appointing Mahathir 96 y/o dude as PM And if PH win the next election Anwar 70+ guy will be the PM so where is the youth? We need fresh leader don't we? Or we need to wait another decades for a youth leaders? At last it's not about rakyat but capitalist politicians yes all politicians regardless of race religion and age i said what i said
All the old politicians need to retire. Their brain cannot be used anymore. We don't want this country to be governed in old fashion way and by those who already in retired age since their brain capability have declined and cannot be used anymore. All politicians above 60 years old should focus finding a comfortable location for their grave for them to rest in peace instead.
Time for a fresh start in Malaysia hopefully he'll bring our country to a better way one day
Agreed
Good Luck 👍!
Nahhh just a few people doesn't represent all Malaysian.
I may not be doing anything about this, but may this guy gets the best of lucks.
*He is corrupt himself* - was supposed to use the funding to build a jetty near my hometown for fishermen but ended up using it for esports tournament instead, thereafter he was there during the frog jump at Sheraton hotel. Moreover, there is a big corruption case ongoing now where a large cache of party funds was found in his residence.
Sumandak Sabah Lawan
Should launch 18GE
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
the Malaysian gov is never democratic..
We are, indeed, democratic, but look at the leaders elected by the rakyat. Every ruling system has their own shortcomings, but good governance is what we desire for. Similarly, bad apples are everywhere but systemic regulation and strong ethics will always be a cornerstone to maintain political trust.
Waiting for the day VICE Asia will start talking about Islamism, since he already talked about priests and homophobia and gay monks
Teruskan berjuang wahai anak-anak muda. Hari esok milik anda. Lawan rasuah. Lawan sikap perkauman. Lawan penyalahan kuasa. Jangan undur. Lawan!!!
Papazolla
Young people’s message can only last for so long before they eventually reach the thirties and become old. The delay tactic might work.
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
@@sallieceelee5660 if I understood your comment incorrectly, I apologize. But the ministers leeching off the rakyat's taxes and doing nothing in parliament, even going further ends to using the system for their own benefit has left our government in a stagnant position. Nothing is close to being achieved unless there's money. No one talks about the truth willingly and there's constant backstabbing or simple diversions to justify their actions. You have to realise here in Malaysia, age discrimination is just a grain of sand in comparison to all the problems we have. Such extreme comments emerge with a reason. The youth have seen enough. The youth are trying to express their frustration. These are just the muffled cries and merely a glimpse of the entire situation.
@@sallieceelee5660 Sooo...the 50+ years of giving too many chances to old people that barely does anything means what? That the youth should just keep giving more chances to those with a terrible track record? This has been going on for too long. Why should the youth pander to the old that won't care about the people and are busy squabbling among themselves while screaming in Paliament whenever the opposition has their turn? If you ask me, the old politicians don't even act like adults but immature brats.
the video image is too poor, you need to fix it more
tup tup tup, kes naik..pastu salahkan Government kata government bodo silap langkah 🗿
Claims too much credit for himself too many times
This guy..red flags
It is important to educate our youngsters first before implementing this.. It makes no difference if they are still clueless about the structure of our country.. From what I see here is, they are trying to 'use' the youngsters that are easy to be manipulated into making big decisions.. These can only benefit them(politicians)..
Streamers, Gamers, Tik Tokers,
People with Born-Go to school-Get a job-Breed-Die mentality... Welcome to the party.
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
How to educate when we have broken education system. I don’t know when they will reform our education system because those politician take advantage of malaysia education system especially to get support from people. Just like teaching math and science in BM which I’m against cause it will cofuse the student as in the university they will learn all subject in english. Still cannot understand the rational of this decision. Should have make education minister not from any political party (just my opinion).
@@harizfikri7550 Real education is not what you get in the education system. Real education is gained by reading, having intellectual discussion with a wide range of people, and real life experiences. The real change must come from the individuals themselves. Until the rakyat stop depending on Governments to "educate" them, and start to take ownership of their own real education, they can never be fully free... their worldview will always be shaped by those providing that education system (the Government)...
True.. There should be no age discrimination.. But I would like to say that, we should learn good things from the elderly and vice versa.. Since we are living in different world compared to the old days, there are things that the older generation need to learn from us too.. As for the education system, I would really love it if they give students the freedom to choose their own subjects to study.. This way we can train more people in different fields of studies.. While we do have vocational and science stream schools, I think students are not exposed to these alternatives.. In fact most of us has been thought/brainwashed that we have to be good in subjects like Math and science to be recognised as an intelligent individual.. Also we have to get straight A's and get into medical school or engineering school to be called as a successful person.. That kind of mentality needs to be changed..
Time for all the kuda tua to step down... Obviously their policies don't work and their politics extremely toxic. Time for all you able young Malaysians to step up and save the country from these old clowns.
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
The fact is , Syed Saddiq totally a big liar, corrupted politician n an excellent actor..period
Can you show a better alternative?
Wow. Masuk Vice cool!
Awesome Man. He dare to challenge the govt to change to good policies. I would forsee he will become next Prime Minister of Malaysia. He should start preparing to become a PM for Malaysia. 1. Sultan/King relationship, 2. 51% Majority Parliment Vote 3. Public Standard Equal Wealth Quota Policies (Not race base 51% or 100%). (PSEWQP) : MALAY 30%, CHINESE 30%, INDIAN 15% & 25% FOREIGN (150 COUNTRIES) @ Equal Wealth Distribution 4. Sustainable Family Planning (Right Family Planning not Religion Race Base) : Low Income Family (1 Children) Middle Income Family (2 Childrens) High Income Families (3 Childrens)
4 wont work in long time .
puihh
Malaysian Politics is soo colourful 😂. Much LoVE.
I agree to the saleha kamil opinion !
Good luck, but they are literally changing nothing. Good to be passionate though. Somebody has to do it.
AKU TAK TAHU LAH . PENDAPAT AKU YG DRG PI BERKUMPUL TU TAK SALAH LAH .. BANGANG NI LAH SBN KES COVID NAIK AKU RASA RAKYAT YG GAGAL TAK IKUT SOP APA PENDAPAT ANDA
Takde case bro buuu
I do hope syed saddique., KJ , Tok Mat, could one day run Malaysia
keep hoping
@@akinobu8808 when we have corrupt and inept parasites jumping across parties ,switching alliance,, just to line their pockets..why cant capable bumiputera jump ship and form alliance, to move the country forward, for the well being of their future generations?
Yes sir, Tok Mat and KJ need to run
Is it me or this topic is like 2 months old
My PM
Don’t afraid
We need to replace the antiquated Malaysian government.
Dapixx goons
Shiiiittt. Automatic voter registration means those who at age will automatically registered to vote..... Dammit.
Be it by the easy way, or the hard, we will learn to live together, in balance... or die.
Although I can understand the appeal of Undi18, statements like : 6:20: "The old people have been there for too long, it's time for them to step down... you are just gonna live for a few years, months, and by the time you've done your damage you'll be gone..." (Saleha Kamil) has a strong ageist vibe. It's not exactly an inclusive movement, is it? Why is there so much age discrimination in this movement? What can the old people expect from this movement when the young are just expecting them to "just live for a few years, months," ...then "be gone"..?
Salah tajuk... How Saddiq bring his dumbness through all youngster..
Dengki ke?
Cytro
He don't dare touch about Malaysia Agreement 1963
kau pulak kemaruk nak sembang pasal Agreement 1963, kalau takde isu tu kau tak boleh hidup.
Habis la Malaysia macam gini...
We still have the outdated FPTP electoral system though.
Hmm... Feels like he's only good at describing things.. but doesn't really offer solutions nor does he have a profound perspective that he can offer to the viewers
you are praising this man whose mentor is mahathir. hahaha
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Here early before the bawangs come. #Lawan #undi18
Geng tu mana ada kat UA-cam. Selalu sembunyi kat echo chamber Pesbuk diorang tu hahh. Cuba tengok video UMNO/PN related, ada 50% dislike, atau dislike sampai nampak lightsaber.
macai2 active in FB.. especially in Najib Razak fb.. his cybertrooper really number 1 which show in netflix too.
Don't know if this guy is truly for the youth or just appropriating ageism to his advantage much like the predecessors do so using racism. It's just going to give rise to a new form of elitism. 🥺 Either way, it's better him than the old crooks. 😂
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