No room for racist views Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/92177

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RACISM, it would seem, rears its ugly head at every pretext even when a thief wants to make good his lie, as the Plaza Low Yat violence demonstrates. Multiracial Malaysia, however, cannot afford to have racist sentiments stalk it 24/7 because that would be like walking in a minefield, one false step and “kaboom”, destruction. Regardless that annihilation is unlikely, but whatever survives that explosion is not going to be pretty. That the peace and prosperity is fragile cannot be swept under the carpet. Malaysian society is too pitted with prejudices cutting along communal lines, and it is time to admit this and deal with it. What is most destructive to a vision of a united Malaysia is the deep-rooted prejudices that are still harboured within pockets of society, stemming from past and present racially-tainted incidents. It is made worse by irresponsible community leaders and members of non-governmental organisations, who propagate half-truths and incite the people to view issues and problems along communal lines.

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/92177

RACISM, it would seem, rears its ugly head at every pretext even when a thief wants to make good his lie, as the Plaza Low Yat violence demonstrates. Multiracial Malaysia, however, cannot afford to have racist sentiments stalk it 24/7 because that would be like walking in a minefield, one false step and “kaboom”, destruction. Regardless that annihilation is unlikely, but whatever survives that explosion is not going to be pretty. That the peace and prosperity is fragile cannot be swept under the carpet. Malaysian society is too pitted with prejudices cutting along communal lines, and it is time to admit this and deal with it. What is most destructive to a vision of a united Malaysia is the deep-rooted prejudices that are still harboured within pockets of society, stemming from past and present racially-tainted incidents. It is made worse by irresponsible community leaders and members of non-governmental organisations, who propagate half-truths and incite the people to view issues and problems along communal lines.

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/92177

RACISM, it would seem, rears its ugly head at every pretext even when a thief wants to make good his lie, as the Plaza Low Yat violence demonstrates. Multiracial Malaysia, however, cannot afford to have racist sentiments stalk it 24/7 because that would be like walking in a minefield, one false step and “kaboom”, destruction. Regardless that annihilation is unlikely, but whatever survives that explosion is not going to be pretty. That the peace and prosperity is fragile cannot be swept under the carpet. Malaysian society is too pitted with prejudices cutting along communal lines, and it is time to admit this and deal with it. What is most destructive to a vision of a united Malaysia is the deep-rooted prejudices that are still harboured within pockets of society, stemming from past and present racially-tainted incidents. It is made worse by irresponsible community leaders and members of non-governmental organisations, who propagate half-truths and incite the people to view issues and problems along communal lines.

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/92177

RACISM, it would seem, rears its ugly head at every pretext even when a thief wants to make good his lie, as the Plaza Low Yat violence demonstrates. Multiracial Malaysia, however, cannot afford to have racist sentiments stalk it 24/7 because that would be like walking in a minefield, one false step and “kaboom”, destruction. Regardless that annihilation is unlikely, but whatever survives that explosion is not going to be pretty. That the peace and prosperity is fragile cannot be swept under the carpet. Malaysian society is too pitted with prejudices cutting along communal lines, and it is time to admit this and deal with it. What is most destructive to a vision of a united Malaysia is the deep-rooted prejudices that are still harboured within pockets of society, stemming from past and present racially-tainted incidents. It is made worse by irresponsible community leaders and members of non-governmental organisations, who propagate half-truths and incite the people to view issues and problems along communal lines.

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/92177

RACISM, it would seem, rears its ugly head at every pretext even when a thief wants to make good his lie, as the Plaza Low Yat violence demonstrates. Multiracial Malaysia, however, cannot afford to have racist sentiments stalk it 24/7 because that would be like walking in a minefield, one false step and “kaboom”, destruction. Regardless that annihilation is unlikely, but whatever survives that explosion is not going to be pretty. That the peace and prosperity is fragile cannot be swept under the carpet. Malaysian society is too pitted with prejudices cutting along communal lines, and it is time to admit this and deal with it. What is most destructive to a vision of a united Malaysia is the deep-rooted prejudices that are still harboured within pockets of society, stemming from past and present racially-tainted incidents. It is made worse by irresponsible community leaders and members of non-governmental organisations, who propagate half-truths and incite the people to view issues and problems along communal lines.

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/92177

RACISM, it would seem, rears its ugly head at every pretext even when a thief wants to make good his lie, as the Plaza Low Yat violence demonstrates. Multiracial Malaysia, however, cannot afford to have racist sentiments stalk it 24/7 because that would be like walking in a minefield, one false step and “kaboom”, destruction. Regardless that annihilation is unlikely, but whatever survives that explosion is not going to be pretty. That the peace and prosperity is fragile cannot be swept under the carpet. Malaysian society is too pitted with prejudices cutting along communal lines, and it is time to admit this and deal with it. What is most destructive to a vision of a united Malaysia is the deep-rooted prejudices that are still harboured within pockets of society, stemming from past and present racially-tainted incidents. It is made worse by irresponsible community leaders and members of non-governmental organisations, who propagate half-truths and incite the people to view issues and problems along communal lines.

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/92177

RACISM, it would seem, rears its ugly head at every pretext even when a thief wants to make good his lie, as the Plaza Low Yat violence demonstrates. Multiracial Malaysia, however, cannot afford to have racist sentiments stalk it 24/7 because that would be like walking in a minefield, one false step and “kaboom”, destruction. Regardless that annihilation is unlikely, but whatever survives that explosion is not going to be pretty. That the peace and prosperity is fragile cannot be swept under the carpet. Malaysian society is too pitted with prejudices cutting along communal lines, and it is time to admit this and deal with it. What is most destructive to a vision of a united Malaysia is the deep-rooted prejudices that are still harboured within pockets of society, stemming from past and present racially-tainted incidents. It is made worse by irresponsible community leaders and members of non-governmental organisations, who propagate half-truths and incite the people to view issues and problems along communal lines.

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/92177

RACISM, it would seem, rears its ugly head at every pretext even when a thief wants to make good his lie, as the Plaza Low Yat violence demonstrates. Multiracial Malaysia, however, cannot afford to have racist sentiments stalk it 24/7 because that would be like walking in a minefield, one false step and “kaboom”, destruction. Regardless that annihilation is unlikely, but whatever survives that explosion is not going to be pretty. That the peace and prosperity is fragile cannot be swept under the carpet. Malaysian society is too pitted with prejudices cutting along communal lines, and it is time to admit this and deal with it. What is most destructive to a vision of a united Malaysia is the deep-rooted prejudices that are still harboured within pockets of society, stemming from past and present racially-tainted incidents. It is made worse by irresponsible community leaders and members of non-governmental organisations, who propagate half-truths and incite the people to view issues and problems along communal lines.

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/92177

No room for racist views

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/92177

No room for racist views

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/node/92177