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[Video] - Matland Cina youtuber laughs at Matland propaganda that Sg Malays are oppressed

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In fact, Malays are the ruling PAP elite in Singapore.


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Sg Malays themselves say they're better off than Matland Malays.
https://www.quora.com/profile/Shalyanna-Hassan

Sg Malay girl says this :

Shalyanna Hassan

Definitely proud to be Singaporean. Another reason that that I feel that I receive better treatment by Singaporean Malays compared to Malaysia Malays. You see, I am a non-hijabi non-religious Muslim girl, and I wear short sleeve blouses and short skirts sometimes. I have been given dirty looks by Malays in Malaysia, especially outside the city, and its a terrible feeling. Here is an example: Me and my mother went to visit a surau (a room for muslims to do prayers in) in one of the lesser known shopping malls in JB. As you know, I don't wear the hijab as I feel I'm not ready to commit to one. When I was inside the surau, I received some dirty looks from the older women. As I was exiting the room, I heard one of the ladies said ‘solat tapi tak nak pakai tudung’ which loosely means ‘she prays yet she doesn't want to wear a hijab’. I felt embarrassed of course, and I felt bad because my mom probably heard it. These days, I usually try not to visit the surau as I don't want to relive that experience again. In Singapore, non-hijabi Malay women are commonly seen, hence I don't receive any bad treatment from other muslims, which is one of the reasons I'd rather stay as a Singaporean Malay.

https://www.quora.com/Would-Malay-S...Malaysian-or-are-they-proud-to-be-Singaporean
 
In contrast to Malaysia, S'pore's approach to supporting its Malay community focuses on meritocracy. While preferential treatment exists in the form of subsidised education, university admissions are based on academic performance. This ensures that professionals, like Malay doctors, are recognised for their qualifications, not their ethnicity. This approach, akin to 'tough love' parenting, prioritises long-term self-sufficiency over short-term support.
 
The only ones having a right to say whether they're oppressed or not are the Older Malays. They can differentiate between what was and what is.

This Mat land Chink can go back to china if he is not happy.
 
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