Nationalism(merged with adi_iskandar)

nazadiyah

sukar diungkapkan...org dulu boleh nampak ketelusan semangat mereka...cuma skang ne..lebih kepada pembaziran, jeritan,kepura-puraan...

my-alja

Originally posted by lealaurielle at 3-10-2007 10:25 PM
Kan......

err 1 q,
RETORIK itiew ape ye?

kenali bangsa indonesia melalui percakapan dan karya2 mereka...nie bangsa2 yg sgt pandai guna kelebihan bahasa sebagai senjata nationalist....

dlm semangat yg berkobar2 tu, mereka minta sogokkan

redsinner

to me indonesia has taken one step further bile nationalism mereka diinterpret dlm meletak nama anak baru lahir.
i think starting from 1970s or 1980s, bayi yg dilahirkan (tidak kira keturunan) dinamakan dlm bahasa indonesia so chinese indon takleh pakai nama chinese.
i think this is one way of making bangsa Indonesia. good for preserving one's culture and characteristic...
Indonesia juga beri kebebasan beragama dlm constitution dia n they walk the talk...

hmm..malaysia? negara islam tapi non-secular? hmm......i think malaysia ialah negara secular.

yipun78

Judging from the constant embroiled in our country I'll just would like to know more of fellow forumers ideas ora your thought in regards to this issue.  Today topic that made me want to know more of and share is all about RACISM.  Racism has been a feature of humanity since the dawn of history. A Jew is regarded as manipulative. A Chinese is greedy. A white man is a redneck. A black man is dishonest. A Malay is a lazy bum yada yada.

We unconsciously fear what we do not understand. Our fear gives birth to prejudice. Prejudice gives birth to stereotype.  And we are all guilty of stereotyping. Each time we disapprove of our offspring dating someone of another race. Each time we crack a joke about a Malay colleague taking excessive sick leave. Each time we use the term 慸iaper head

yipun78

PADDY BOWIE: Let抯 stay ahead in unity game

MAY I introduce my readers to the Eskimo? But what on earth has an Eskimo got to do with tropical Malaysia, you may well ask.

Well, apart from his remote Japanese ancestry, he has 13 different words for 搒now". We have just one