The political strategy of pembangkang is to incite people with issues to make people angry, ofc against the seating government - it's their job. It spilled over into our everyday lives. Isn't it then we're indirectly criticizing them with our biased view?
Keep it going Sir, this video make my day, thank you. Please Malaysians , think a little bit, understand a little bit, there is no turning back, go forward, whatever it takes, we have to try to move forward for a better future, a better citizen. CORRUPTION, IGNORANCE, get out of it.
Hi Bobby. Another interesting blog from you. I have to agree with you. Actually this group of people (hypocrite) can be found in every country. Each country has its own. Hopefully as we grow wiser and have an open mind when seeing blog like yours. We learn to be better person.
Some of our politicians like to highlight this negative point of view to gain easy and cheap traction, which affects those who value harmony. I still hope for an end to this kind of politics. I love Malaysia 🇲🇾
Another thing that irks me is some Malaysians always complain that Malaysians are poor, salary is so low compared to neighbor Singapore and so on. But these same people also say Singaporeans stay in shoebox apartments, cannot afford buy car bla bla. Make up your mind! Don’t compare apple and oranges
Malaysians who bought house(s) before the exponential price increase think they are rich, even richer then poor Sporeans living in small boxes. Those complaining are the young ones who missed this durian runtuh. Is their complain wrong? It hurts more when the lucky earlier generation criticize them lazy, not resourceful.
This should be said about Indonesians as well. As a Minangkabau-originate, I feel a lot closer at home when I'm in Malaysia then when I'm in Jakarta or other eastern part of the country. There's even a whole state (N. Sembilan) that speaks the same dialect as us. Why would anyone in Indonesia surprise when some Malaysians claim that Rendang is theirs? When those Malaysians were originated from Minangkabau Sultanate that already there from centuries ago. At least, try to understand some of the history first.
My life partner is a Filipina. Tagalog and Malay share many vocabs, like mangkuk, payung, anak, lelaki, ciku, nangka, sayang, etc. She's essentially a Malay, but a Catholic with Spanish-sounding name.
This is just categorically false. The words and the grammars were miles apart. Im afraid this is just the malaynization on your part. She doesnt speak a word of it and you apparently dont understand a lot of it.
Honestly it comes down to majority of the upbringing and partly education. Mindset and culture. In automotive metaphor, we are basically still driving in that narrow street trying to break out to a highway. I mean just look at how majority of how people drive on the road, that alone already speaks enough about the mentality. Long way to go honestly, it will take generations.
I’m never the one to compare. What is theirs is theirs. I enjoy what we have & let others enjoy whatever that brings happiness to them. Life is too short.
I truly agree. I believe we can enjoy each other's culture and food, doesn't matter if each of us have our own version of the same food. Just appreciate the food if it's good, how hard can it be. Just accept that Singapore's Bak kut teh is different, and enjoyed it as a dish.
That being said ... A CB hawker in Bishan NTUC foodcourt makes Mee Pok solely with Maggi cili and tomato sos instead of the vinegar tasting sauce .. I wanna puke
@@BobbyAngmalaysiathat's "chau sui" meepok. The late president OngTengCheong favourite. 😂😂😂 Malaysians order black sauce don't want maggi tomato sauce meepok. Ah, that's a Malaysian right there, giveaway. 😅
Well like I said, if the food existed before the separation, both sides can claim. On one hand we are happy when others fly our flags, but we are unhappy when others cook our food and praise that it's good 😅
@@BobbyAngmalaysiaSg nasi lemak, chicken rice and bahkuteh are sterile but CLEAN. Sg food are cleaner and hygienic, and the ingredients are trustworthy. Malaysia nobody check.
@@BobbyAngmalaysia I don’t think we are unhappy if others cook our food, it’s just that when Singapore tries to claim it as theirs that the crux of the problem. What you said if before separation, that’s hypothetical ma….. in fact we are very happy when others cook our food….. it’s like NATO is claiming our Asian region theirs and giving them the BLARDY rights to invade our shores… that’s WRONG….. lor…..🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Bobby, like your banter today. One basic that is missing an among us to be so hypocritical is reading. From my random assessment hardly anyone read a book in a year. They only listen to politicians.
hahaha..that's true bobby..we are kind when we are not in internet..sometimes i felt like internet dividing people because people love to argue in sosmed.. but when in actual, face to face, we can hang out and chill together..but when we are in internet world, suddenly we become different people..hahaha
Any issue usually more of concern on chinese educated Malaysian Chinese towards any sentiment as their view always start from negative territory and amplify to a misleading level.
Hypocrite are everywhere but the way you said it was like generalizing all Msians. We aren't perfect but if we are to be compared to our ASEAN neighbours in terms of our behaviour on social medial, I think we relatively better than many of them.
When we are commenting about a trend, we have to generalise. If you're not one of them you will know you aren't, if you are, then I'm glad it reaches you. We must not be too soft when we want to discuss things that we ourselves should improve upon.
Politicians are in essence, just Malaysians who want to serve the country. But there are people who want the position so they can begin their path towards corruption, and to protect their path towards corruption, they stir up lies and create friction amongst the people using religion, race etc So that they can rile up supporters to cover their dirty deeds.
@@BobbyAngmalaysia one party is religion based, another race based. Both have the majority support of their people. When we on the outside criticize the use of race and religion in politics, to them we're criticizing them, the people and their religion, not just their political parties. Our action, the common man on the street, has contributed to the divide of the people. Just be aware of their perception.
another example: Many people condemn EV cars are bad, easy to catch fire, slow charging, made in CHINA,etc.. but when Proton bringing eMas EV suddenly they all want to buy it.. like WTF..
Bobby, I know you're trying to be politically correct but...the people who complain about Anwar wasting money on Palestine are not the same people who chant free Palestine. That includes me. Personally, I could not care about Palestine at all. I think their war is their war and they are equally as guilty when you see the atrocities committed by Hamas. Anyways, I am on the camp that does not like Malaysia spending money saving Palestinians and I have never once supported them. Anwar is still doing good with what he has done in Russia though. I think joining BRICS is good as these other nations have money and resources. Do I hate Russia though, yes but Malaysia is poor. I hate spending a lot of money on groceries as well. I don't think Malaysians are hypocrites. We are not a hive mind you know.
As a Malaysian Indian we don’t claim any food that not belong to us. I think my Malaysian Chinese also don’t claim things that not belong to them. U talking about who?????
U are gonna triggered haters and maybe even calling for your head if you starts the conversation Bak ku teh, Hainanese Chicken rice etc Singapore are far more tastier and authentic , I’m afraid.
I think a lot of Malaysians are addicted to anger. 😂
everything will trigger people
The political strategy of pembangkang is to incite people with issues to make people angry, ofc against the seating government - it's their job. It spilled over into our everyday lives. Isn't it then we're indirectly criticizing them with our biased view?
@@Xch-68jz8 exactly, and the 2 largest parties that have the support of the people have their names bearing their political agenda.
Thank you sooo much! Well said Bobby. You really made my day.. TQ so much for being very honest and understanding.
Honestly, arguing about food is waste of time. I usually focus on other important things like economy, life etc.
Exactly
Keep it going Sir, this video make my day, thank you. Please Malaysians , think a little bit, understand a little bit, there is no turning back, go forward, whatever it takes, we have to try to move forward for a better future, a better citizen. CORRUPTION, IGNORANCE, get out of it.
this kind of content is really nice, very informative beyond usual car content
Hi Bobby. Another interesting blog from you. I have to agree with you. Actually this group of people (hypocrite) can be found in every country. Each country has its own. Hopefully as we grow wiser and have an open mind when seeing blog like yours. We learn to be better person.
Some of our politicians like to highlight this negative point of view to gain easy and cheap traction, which affects those who value harmony. I still hope for an end to this kind of politics. I love Malaysia 🇲🇾
Can you suggest another kind of politics that can gain easy traction? And is it wrong to adopt strategies that gain traction ?
Another thing that irks me is some Malaysians always complain that Malaysians are poor, salary is so low compared to neighbor Singapore and so on. But these same people also say Singaporeans stay in shoebox apartments, cannot afford buy car bla bla.
Make up your mind! Don’t compare apple and oranges
@@Whatexactlyispeace a lot of people complain poor but spend all their time doomscrolling soc med, binge watch Netflix, or play Candy Crush.
Malaysians who bought house(s) before the exponential price increase think they are rich, even richer then poor Sporeans living in small boxes. Those complaining are the young ones who missed this durian runtuh. Is their complain wrong? It hurts more when the lucky earlier generation criticize them lazy, not resourceful.
@@jjhenry3338 what’s there to complain? Property boom is like 15 years ago. Complain that they born too late?
This should be said about Indonesians as well. As a Minangkabau-originate, I feel a lot closer at home when I'm in Malaysia then when I'm in Jakarta or other eastern part of the country. There's even a whole state (N. Sembilan) that speaks the same dialect as us.
Why would anyone in Indonesia surprise when some Malaysians claim that Rendang is theirs? When those Malaysians were originated from Minangkabau Sultanate that already there from centuries ago.
At least, try to understand some of the history first.
My life partner is a Filipina. Tagalog and Malay share many vocabs, like mangkuk, payung, anak, lelaki, ciku, nangka, sayang, etc. She's essentially a Malay, but a Catholic with Spanish-sounding name.
There's no race called Filipino actually. Philippines is named after king philip
This is just categorically false. The words and the grammars were miles apart.
Im afraid this is just the malaynization on your part. She doesnt speak a word of it and you apparently dont understand a lot of it.
Honestly it comes down to majority of the upbringing and partly education. Mindset and culture. In automotive metaphor, we are basically still driving in that narrow street trying to break out to a highway. I mean just look at how majority of how people drive on the road, that alone already speaks enough about the mentality. Long way to go honestly, it will take generations.
We improved a lot seriously ... Still very bad driving ethics, but improved a lot! We have to learn from Thais in this case, not singaporeans 😂😂😂
I’m never the one to compare. What is theirs is theirs. I enjoy what we have & let others enjoy whatever that brings happiness to them. Life is too short.
If we want to crack our brains and argue, focus on economy and tech to be great
Bobby, like your last few lines....be the BIGGER person❤
I truly agree. I believe we can enjoy each other's culture and food, doesn't matter if each of us have our own version of the same food. Just appreciate the food if it's good, how hard can it be. Just accept that Singapore's Bak kut teh is different, and enjoyed it as a dish.
Singapore Mee Pok tastes 10000 times better than Sarawak Kolo mee 😂😂😂
That being said ... A CB hawker in Bishan NTUC foodcourt makes Mee Pok solely with Maggi cili and tomato sos instead of the vinegar tasting sauce .. I wanna puke
@@BobbyAngmalaysiathat's "chau sui" meepok. The late president OngTengCheong favourite. 😂😂😂
Malaysians order black sauce don't want maggi tomato sauce meepok. Ah, that's a Malaysian right there, giveaway. 😅
You got it Bobby, we're kind when we're not on the internet/ not on the road/not on the phone. Hahaa
I really hope this video can go viral, thanks Bobby for speaking up for us!!
Well… it all started with Singapore trying claim first…. Malaysia is on the defensive here. Maybe a tad too much but defensive nevertheless.
Well like I said, if the food existed before the separation, both sides can claim. On one hand we are happy when others fly our flags, but we are unhappy when others cook our food and praise that it's good 😅
@@BobbyAngmalaysiaSg nasi lemak, chicken rice and bahkuteh are sterile but CLEAN. Sg food are cleaner and hygienic, and the ingredients are trustworthy.
Malaysia nobody check.
@@BobbyAngmalaysia I don’t think we are unhappy if others cook our food, it’s just that when Singapore tries to claim it as theirs that the crux of the problem. What you said if before separation, that’s hypothetical ma….. in fact we are very happy when others cook our food….. it’s like NATO is claiming our Asian region theirs and giving them the BLARDY rights to invade our shores… that’s WRONG….. lor…..🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
100% well said.. sadly we have long way to go to be matured.. 😮💨
I feel like Chinese Malaysian always like to fight with Singaporean online 😂 While Malay Malaysian are fighting Indonesian online
Malaysians like to fight with everyone 😅
the system has rotten to the core
time to reset
Bobby, like your banter today.
One basic that is missing an among us to be so hypocritical is reading. From my random assessment hardly anyone read a book in a year. They only listen to politicians.
Well said Bobby! Good insight. True we have to change to be better. 👍👍👍
I’m just trying to figure out where Bobby’s driving 😆
Good morning ! Good points . Focus on your driving. Both hands on the wheel. 😉
hahaha..that's true bobby..we are kind when we are not in internet..sometimes i felt like internet dividing people because people love to argue in sosmed..
but when in actual, face to face, we can hang out and chill together..but when we are in internet world, suddenly we become different people..hahaha
Bisa pak bobby, agreed Malaysians should recognise budaya nusantara and learn to dial down their loud comments..and learn to live and let live
Any issue usually more of concern on chinese educated Malaysian Chinese towards any sentiment as their view always start from negative territory and amplify to a misleading level.
Hypocrite are everywhere but the way you said it was like generalizing all Msians. We aren't perfect but if we are to be compared to our ASEAN neighbours in terms of our behaviour on social medial, I think we relatively better than many of them.
When we are commenting about a trend, we have to generalise. If you're not one of them you will know you aren't, if you are, then I'm glad it reaches you. We must not be too soft when we want to discuss things that we ourselves should improve upon.
We must break free from politicians
Politicians are in essence, just Malaysians who want to serve the country. But there are people who want the position so they can begin their path towards corruption, and to protect their path towards corruption, they stir up lies and create friction amongst the people using religion, race etc So that they can rile up supporters to cover their dirty deeds.
@@BobbyAngmalaysia one party is religion based, another race based. Both have the majority support of their people. When we on the outside criticize the use of race and religion in politics, to them we're criticizing them, the people and their religion, not just their political parties. Our action, the common man on the street, has contributed to the divide of the people. Just be aware of their perception.
Confucius Ang said 己所不欲，勿施于人
another example: Many people condemn EV cars are bad, easy to catch fire, slow charging, made in CHINA,etc.. but when Proton bringing eMas EV suddenly they all want to buy it.. like WTF..
Bobby can be a good politician
Wah! Bobby well done, shud joint politics bro. Change the mind set of malaysian.👍🇲🇾
Maybe we are cheap and quite ungrateful in mentality . Racism on the other side is a bigger societal problem to me
yup..hypocites at the HIGHEST. so sad and embrassed
Leave Singapore out of the narrative please.
14:00 of course, cuz balls r virtually inflated behind the scene...
As well as behind a steering wheel
The ROTS begins from the VERY TOPS…… as always & go figure?
it's the boomers and whatnot
what kind of car is that, Bobby?
Bmw 640i cabriolet
@@amirulzamir Nice! That probably costed more than a mountain of Nasi Lemaks....
👍
bobby for PM
Bobby, I know you're trying to be politically correct but...the people who complain about Anwar wasting money on Palestine are not the same people who chant free Palestine. That includes me. Personally, I could not care about Palestine at all. I think their war is their war and they are equally as guilty when you see the atrocities committed by Hamas. Anyways, I am on the camp that does not like Malaysia spending money saving Palestinians and I have never once supported them.
Anwar is still doing good with what he has done in Russia though. I think joining BRICS is good as these other nations have money and resources. Do I hate Russia though, yes but Malaysia is poor. I hate spending a lot of money on groceries as well. I don't think Malaysians are hypocrites. We are not a hive mind you know.
@@annonymousvector1690 how you personally think or act has no bearing to a discussion that is aim at macro perspective
Of course everyone is..includes you
Basically, it was Mahathir Mamak who ignited the fire. Malaysians generally are humble and owned good behavioural at home.
Haha why u take the issue so seriously bro
👺👺👺👺
U have money..u cant be poor again
There are always ups n downs
As a Malaysian Indian we don’t claim any food that not belong to us. I think my Malaysian Chinese also don’t claim things that not belong to them. U talking about who?????
Oh many Malaysian Chinese is worse when it comes to food. 😅
Maybe you think that because your whole circle of friends , family , colleagues is predominantly chinese, but that only shows the bubble you live in.
You go try this with your Chinese friend, go tell them Singapore have better Bak Kut Teh, Chicken rice and Hokkien mee. See their reaction.
U are gonna triggered haters and maybe even calling for your head if you starts the conversation Bak ku teh, Hainanese Chicken rice etc Singapore are far more tastier and authentic , I’m afraid.
Some people feel unsecure and feel they will gone forever.