I am at the end of my 2-month stay in Nepal, and have met several locals who worked in Malaysia. I felt happy that we could converse in Bahasa Melayu. Among the conversations, each and everyone one of them had experienced of being bullied and/or robbed by people from the Tamil community. Common quote,”Malaysia manya ok, tapi tamil orang saya manya takut.” This post is without prejudice or the intent to defame. It is simply “stating as it is”, with relevance to the above subject of bullying.
Although I can't say for sure what the purpose of your comment is in relation to this video and I'm not entirely sure of the location of these Nepali workers when they were in Malaysia (we have quite a few states and a population of 32 million + ), it is very likely that their employers placed them in accomodation that was in or near to working class communities. Working class communities in Malaysia comprise of every race and not just Tamils or Indian Malaysians. However, if you're talking about a state like Selangor or a federal territory like Kuala Lumpur, there are several Indian communities that are working class and as a result, might have a higher crime rate. It is important to note that one of the reasons this is the case is because Malaysians of South Asian descent face massive inequities that started during British colonisarion and they still deal with barriers within public education through quota systems which inevitably affect job prospects, lack of citizenship papers (despite being on the land for generations), lack of access to loans which inform their access to housing and often very obvious instances of bigotry when applying for jobs (despite having the necessary qualifications). Such massive barriers within the system often mean that South Asian Malaysians, yes often Tamil, end up in organised crime as a means to sustain themselves and their families. This is not to justify what these workers went through at all but to highlight that a subset of Tamils in Malaysia alongside other Malaysians of South Asian descent live within a framework of privilege that is often denied to them which is they are the way they are.
I'm facing a similar case too but it's much much more serious, number of narcissistic cyber criminals both in Malaysia and from some other countries had installed and able to access into a specific tracker app name that records my brain audio and video. Hoping and wishing to find out the secret app name as soon as possible to free myself for good from all narcissistic cyber criminals out there including around the neighbourhood
No one should incite violence or bully online but those are two very different things. Inciting violence is something the government should stop. Bullying is something the platform has to regulate as a cost of doing business. It is a fine line between bullying and controlling freedom of speech. It is a slippery slope. Who defines what bullying is? Is it calling someone a name? Those are up to the platform to determine and people will have to decide if that is a platform they want to use. The government should only be involved when laws are being broken such as child endangerment. I hate bullies. But I don’t want to be labeled a bully or spreading “misinformation” if I disagree with a law or decision being made in my city.
Citizen's Residential Areas Security is death in Malaysia. With over $20 billions of worthless budget on laziness no action attitude security force. Even delinquent teens (male) is allow to commit crime of Public Disorders in residential areas & environmental damages property loss (excessive noises without control) no criminal teens law, quiet quality living (lawless country) affected all home owners.
Online, the Chinese 🇨🇳 government has a total of: - 2 million professional 50 Cent Army, - 4 million volunteers, and - 1.8 million inmate trolls. No wonder there is so much rubbish on the Internet.
The first thing to do with cyber bully is to stay calm, and put the phone down, talk to you're parents or someone who cares about you, Report them to cyber police then take a break playing with media.
I rarely saw women on the streets when I was in Pakistan. So, I was rather surprised to see a few in this video.... hopefully, it doesn't mislead people into thinking that women in Pakistan are free to walk on the streets (eg. grocery shopping, dining or schooling). It's a male-dominated country
That's why my country make look media never care also more but i need protection safe this real life and we need speak about childrens lot wanna watching videos cause suddenly when arrived visit my brother-in-law, i saw my nephews always just keep online 😟 i was worried themselves we speak right against.
☪ Chapter: Regarding Hitting Women 🧕 Iyas ibn Abdullah ibn Abu Dhubab reported the Messenger of Allah as saying: Do not beat Allah's handmaidens, but when Umar came to the Messenger of Allah and said: Women have become emboldened towards their husbands, he (the Prophet) gave permission to beat 👊 them. >🌙
This esha case is indeed make the Malaysian people are very angry because the arrogant shalini got a light sentence.
I feel bad for women around the world. I pray for their safety everywhere.
We should fight for justice for women around the world. 😢
I am at the end of my 2-month stay in Nepal, and have met several locals who worked in Malaysia. I felt happy that we could converse in Bahasa Melayu. Among the conversations, each and everyone one of them had experienced of being bullied and/or robbed by people from the Tamil community. Common quote,”Malaysia manya ok, tapi tamil orang saya manya takut.” This post is without prejudice or the intent to defame. It is simply “stating as it is”, with relevance to the above subject of bullying.
yea sure put all the blame on us 🤣
Although I can't say for sure what the purpose of your comment is in relation to this video and I'm not entirely sure of the location of these Nepali workers when they were in Malaysia (we have quite a few states and a population of 32 million + ), it is very likely that their employers placed them in accomodation that was in or near to working class communities. Working class communities in Malaysia comprise of every race and not just Tamils or Indian Malaysians. However, if you're talking about a state like Selangor or a federal territory like Kuala Lumpur, there are several Indian communities that are working class and as a result, might have a higher crime rate. It is important to note that one of the reasons this is the case is because Malaysians of South Asian descent face massive inequities that started during British colonisarion and they still deal with barriers within public education through quota systems which inevitably affect job prospects, lack of citizenship papers (despite being on the land for generations), lack of access to loans which inform their access to housing and often very obvious instances of bigotry when applying for jobs (despite having the necessary qualifications). Such massive barriers within the system often mean that South Asian Malaysians, yes often Tamil, end up in organised crime as a means to sustain themselves and their families. This is not to justify what these workers went through at all but to highlight that a subset of Tamils in Malaysia alongside other Malaysians of South Asian descent live within a framework of privilege that is often denied to them which is they are the way they are.
Oh her poor mum. How sad
I'm facing a similar case too but it's much much more serious, number of narcissistic cyber criminals both in Malaysia and from some other countries had installed and able to access into a specific tracker app name that records my brain audio and video. Hoping and wishing to find out the secret app name as soon as possible to free myself for good from all narcissistic cyber criminals out there including around the neighbourhood
No one should incite violence or bully online but those are two very different things. Inciting violence is something the government should stop. Bullying is something the platform has to regulate as a cost of doing business. It is a fine line between bullying and controlling freedom of speech. It is a slippery slope. Who defines what bullying is? Is it calling someone a name? Those are up to the platform to determine and people will have to decide if that is a platform they want to use. The government should only be involved when laws are being broken such as child endangerment. I hate bullies. But I don’t want to be labeled a bully or spreading “misinformation” if I disagree with a law or decision being made in my city.
Citizen's Residential Areas Security is death in Malaysia. With over $20 billions of worthless budget on laziness no action attitude security force. Even delinquent teens (male) is allow to commit crime of Public Disorders in residential areas & environmental damages property loss (excessive noises without control) no criminal teens law, quiet quality living (lawless country) affected all home owners.
Online, the Chinese 🇨🇳 government has a total of:
- 2 million professional 50 Cent Army,
- 4 million volunteers, and
- 1.8 million inmate trolls.
No wonder there is so much rubbish on the Internet.
The first thing to do with cyber bully is to stay calm, and put the phone down, talk to you're parents or someone who cares about you, Report them to cyber police then take a break playing with media.
Pay $100rgt for $1 Millions Karma in Hell 😈
I rarely saw women on the streets when I was in Pakistan. So, I was rather surprised to see a few in this video.... hopefully, it doesn't mislead people into thinking that women in Pakistan are free to walk on the streets (eg. grocery shopping, dining or schooling). It's a male-dominated country
Sounds like you’re the one who is trying to mislead here. You’re definitely not describing Pakistan.
In Malaysia
That's why my country make look media never care also more but i need protection safe this real life and we need speak about childrens lot wanna watching videos cause suddenly when arrived visit my brother-in-law, i saw my nephews always just keep online 😟 i was worried themselves we speak right against.
Perpect ❤
We women suffers a lot !!
☪ Chapter: Regarding Hitting Women 🧕
Iyas ibn Abdullah ibn Abu Dhubab reported the Messenger of Allah as saying:
Do not beat Allah's handmaidens, but when Umar came to the Messenger of Allah and said: Women have become emboldened towards their husbands, he (the Prophet) gave permission to beat 👊 them. >🌙