The very first step for the Malay ultras to take in the right direction is to cease making a scapegoat out of Chinese and Tamil primary schools. It is an unfounded charge that little children are responsible for racism and racial disunity in Malaysia.
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The Kaum Tua mentality is one that habitually champions Revelation over Reason in any religious dispute. Nurul Izzah, who adopts the modernist Kaum Muda mindset, recently found herself the target of the Kaum Tua ire over her ‘freedom of religion’ comment made at a recent public forum.
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No one knows for certain what the percentage of the quotas is in favour of the Bumiputera in the public sector, scholarships and permits or licenses. Is it 50 percent, 70 percent or 95 percent in favour of the Bumiputera?
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Muslim fundamentalists are coercing everyone else to conform to their strict orthodox beliefs but the government, the press, the public and the political parties are all keeping a disquieting silence in ceding the middle ground.
Read more: Parties colluding with growth of religious intolerance
Write comment (1 Comment) The definitive term ‘Malay’ is a creation resulting from the birth of a modern nation state. Due to 
Malaya’s sizeable number of non-indigenous citizens, defining the socio-political identity of the majority race becomes most concerned with who the Malays should be.
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