Melissan Chen comments on the great intra asian rice war
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That and the corruption and constant pandering to malays.
The corruption is a given in any democracy but the pandering to Malays I can sort of understand. It's called Malaysia after all.
Honestly, that's one of the few things about them that I'm jealous of. Imagine if Europe pandered to native Europeans in the same way.
Imagine if the UK spent more on scholarships and programs specifically to help the native English. Instead of blowing it all away on free hotels and smartphones for paki and sandnigger leaches.
Sure, there'd be the odd chav still running around, but at least they wouldn't be trying to subvert the country with sharia law or some other sandnigger nonsense.
The problem is malays are generally viewed as being very lazy. So pandering to them just holds them back. Unlike Europe
It's still a good idea though, if a bunch of brown mussie mutts are somehow smart enough to realize that pandering to your fellow natives is how you don't get demographically replaced. Then why can't the Western world do the same?
There might be less "authentic" jeet and sandnigger food, and the gdp line might not go up as much.
But at least we wouldn't be giving free gibs to fighting aged leeches at the cost of replacing the native population.
Its actually more of a power play for their political parties. As a result, identity politics is even worse there.
They also have authentic jeet food and theyre very subservient to wahhabism islam