Accept the difference - Ah Jib Gor

[zinglicious]

Ah Jib Gor has urged the West Malaysian to learn from East Malaysian to accept the differences http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp...920&sec=nation

[logicman]

Ask him to accept Annuar as PM first....boleh?

[mick123]

com'on lar ah jib gor. if you had joined us in Jln Tun Perak on that 28th, you would have seen and be so proud that we are in fact satu Malaysia.

[zinglicious]

Why should there be any differences in different backgrounds as long as it is clearly stated 1Malaysia 1Rakyat?

But when we are shorchanged by leaders who are saying I am either I am racing or religion first, Malaysian at heart and corrupted ideas on minds, that is one big difference yang diutamakan.

[bslee]

In the late 60s to 70's.. there was MUHIBBAH spirit!.. no real need for that emphasis during colonial days or post merdeka till officially boosted. Then much later on till now...there's people WHO went about and SPOILT EVERYTHING! They surely thought they were VERY CLEVER!...

[kwchang]

You got to give credit when it is due. Najib actually spoke the truth. Nevermind the West Malaysian ideology that we live with everyday over here ... I have observed the same thing that Najib spoke about when I am in E.Malaysia. One could hardly pick out the different ethnic groups because everyone speaks BM by default when they realise the other party does not speak their mother-tongue. And they speak BM like in Indonesia where there are hardly colorings of ethnicity in their lingo. That was actually amazing to me when I was in KK and the smaller towns of Sarawak.

Sure, just because Najib is the head of a political party that you disagree with, you feel the urge to find fault with his statements. But give credit when it is due. That will be the true spirit of a democratic and fair society. The moment you strive to disagree regardless of the truth, you have already been drugged by the dark forces to crawl at the lowest levels. I have already said the same thing here (post #27)

[zinglicious]

The best spoken language is from the heart and with the right mind. Whether is is Melayu, Hua Yi or Tamil. The truth is I had enjoy the language spoken during the 60's. where words like thamby, Cina kwei, Bayi were used without any offensive remarks or intention though it may be political incorrect. It is not surprising best friends are seen to be multi racial where friends were made due to similar attitudes and likes.

Alas, this slowly been polluted with political languages where we were identified with distinctive differences in our religious belief and racial status.

It is not the song, but the singer who sing it from the heart and soul to rock and roll the rakyat into 1 Malaysia 1 Suara

There was no indifference of thinking or attitude then when we got the independence and shout Merdeka from the Melayu, Merdeka from the Chinese and Merdeka from the Indians as we look forward to better tomorrow. And because of the unity and the Negara Ku, we were able to form Malaya to Malaysia from the British Union.

Irf Ah Jib Gor is sincere in his effort to unite all Malaysians without his twist and shout of different tunes of 1Malaysia from his merry men and party, he has my 1vote without fears or favors. Otherwise, the tune would be Laughing Gor.

In facts or figures - I believe the recent Bersih's Duduk Bantah illustrated the Muhibbah spirit where it consists of all Malaysians where there are different skins, colors, religions, cultures to stand and support the common objective where it affects all rakyat of citizens duty and rights - clean and fair election.