Comments on: Uncle Sha’s Question To Me: Was The Post By Fragrance Prince Offending?

By: The Malay Dilemma

The Malay Dilemma — Fri, 23 May 2008 11:37:16 +0000

Racism is always around and it is a question of how bad it is. I felt that the authorities were right in acting on a complaint, just like they should act on any complaint regarding public nuisance, but what is the next course of action is the one that makes or breaks. Should the guy be let off with a warning or something severe like a jail?

If we together strive to be a society that is educated on such matters, I feel that the authorities should not be too high-handed and instead opt for community service as a way of educating racists.

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Daily SG: 23 MAy 2008 « The Singapore Daily — Fri, 23 May 2008 03:29:52 +0000

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By: Aidil Omar

Aidil Omar — Thu, 22 May 2008 09:30:10 +0000

I don’t give a rat’s ass what Fragrance Prince or some prince from Chung Khiaw Bank wrote. I mean let’s face it- racism is everywhere. Arresting will make it look too draconian for own good or makes us live harmoniously even more. Offline in reality, people insult each other worse than a pack of dogs barking. Remember the get-out-of-elite-uncaring-face. Did the police make arrests then for causing social tension?

I don’t read what I don’t need to read. I won’t throw my arms in furore and pull out my hair just because he said some dumb shit which is all just hogwash to begin wash.

Come on- go find Mas Selamat lah. Bah! Waste of time!

By: vinyarb

vinyarb — Thu, 22 May 2008 07:33:04 +0000

Hey, nice clip to sum up your point!

And you’re right about us being racially tolerant, and not harmonious.

There are certain practices and beliefs of other races that we will never understand, and because of these different belief systems, misunderstandings (to say the least) will happen, and biasness will occur.

So yeah, whether we express them in verbal or written forms, or even just keep those thoughts in our heads, we’re still racist.

Most of us just wear all-whites and hope it makes us look pure so no one will notice. heh.