Imagine the embarasment gone through by this student. She might not come back to work here. All her learnings and intellects are gone.

A good way to drain out intellectuals from Malaysia, Dr JJ. Keep it up. Good work ! You know how many Malaysian Indians/Chineese….. highly qualified ones never came back to serve here?

With the mentality like our honourable minister Dr JJ we have to seek profesionals from outside.

Well done Dr JJ. ” Proud To Be A Malaysian “

So Dr Jarjis, if you care to look back at your university days in UK and Canada , you will surely recall one or more of these dark skinned low caste indians unravelling you the mysteries of electrons and Liapunov non linear control, Power electronics etc,to make you what you are today!

Shalom and Joy to you ….

What relevance is vegetarianism to this debate? You are trivializing and belittling a topic that is of great interest and distress to many Malaysians – Indian or otherwise. If you feel that this topic should not merit so many posts, then here’s a thought: STOP POSTING!

You said “It used to be rude in the past to refer to an African American as black but now it is acceptable because they learn to be proud of their color and that “Black is beautiful”. Well I think that’s a whole lot of rubbish. It didn’t start out like that at all. African Americans or rather Negroes were called “Niggers”. That is why, they came up with a compromised term “Blacks” or “Black” as a neutral terminology to avoid racial conflicts.

This web-site is to pour out our dissatisfaction to our so called voted leaders who were suppose to be our mentor/s.

This debate is clearly for local interest.
I’m sure they (“massacres in African”) have all the publicity from all over the world & other countries who are more capable in dealing with this kind of matter compared to us. All we can do is pray for them & sympathise.

No doubt that we might or might not be youngsters on this blog but that doesn’t give anybody the upper hand to freely use racist sentiments.

When you are being pushed & shoved around what do you expect?
I for one thinks that, they feel threaten or shamed of our presence. Give us a couple of million dollars each & relocate us to the country of our wish.
I would be more than happy to leave this country in a heartbeat.
I know I can do better overseas. We are hard working & smart people. Despite high taxes in other countries, I still wouldn’t mind it at all.

!. Sheena is indeed very brave that she dares to challenge the issue which might be the tip of an iceberg as many could have been humiliated in silence. She dares to write a letter to the prime minister and demand an apology from JJ. How many of us dare to put our real name in the postings of this blog?

2. No issue is small in the freedom of expression, and the young people should be encouraged to do so. If the subject is irrelevant, it would not survive through the life of a debate. Judging from the 118 responses, the subject is itself relevant.

3.It is correct that we must make noise if there is any injustice we face; this is one of the processes of “ fighting “ as people who mention before to remain in the country to fight as far as the opposition of migration is concerned. Sheena has shown that one can still fight even if she is out of the country. I.e. fight for your right, wrong or right, black or white?

3.The cabinet has instructed the May bank to retrieve the rule for Law firm which must compulsorily include Bumi ( 50% stake ) to open account before doing business. The people’s voice has taken effect.

4.That also serves as a reminder to those YBs who hold high positions must be aware that they should be people friendly and do not simply weave a keris today here and there and next moment talk about something insensible because of the ego of ketuaan. The internet in the cyberspace could strip one naked and torn to pieces until there is less in Y and B in the YBs.

Internet is a powerful tool where a big business could be challenged by a small one, and a big personality could be tamed by the small ones. This is apparently a new effective form of people’s voice. Use it!

Sheena is definitely proud of her race and where she comes from; otherwise she won’t make a fuss to defend herself to such an extent. Bravo, Sheena, you definitely will make a good biotechnologist as you dare to challenge the existing norm and think out of the box and I believe that is one of the prerequisites to be a good biotechnologist.

The issue is why did she choose to react as having been insulted when she is apparently safe in knowledge of the humanity of their ancestors.

Across the divide for example, Arab clerics in their sermons routinely call Jews “children of pigs and apes”. Would you ask the Jews to treat every such outburst an insult or would you ask them to examine and understand the culture and ancestry of the communicators.

Some situations even exclude such a scenario. A vicious animal, for instance, can savage you but it just cannot insult you, but, even the most vicious animal is not human.

I thank Sheena for highlighting this episode if only to provoke a debate, but simply put, ‘your actions reflect your breeding’ which we at times tend to forget. If the minister had actually uttered those unkind words, in a broad sweep, he insulted his culture and ancestry, not Sheena.

It is a fool who regard a person by the skin colour. Is Samy Vellu poor? He is dark skinned. (Oh by the way did Samy appoint JJ as minister? Why are you hitting on Samy Vellu? He is a MIC president but is it related to that incident?)

Never mind, on skin colour again…: How about DatuK Tony Fernandes of Air Asia? He is not that fair skinned is he? So is he poor? Ridiculous! Tiger Woods must be poor ..hahaha because he is dark skinned!! ?? Can you see how foolish one can be?

Hey the problem is not the MIC leader, or the Indians…it is all of us, colour conscious people. We need to change and see beyond the skin into the heart of a person.

We Malaysians must be brave especially the one’s trampled upon because of the skin colour or race. Black is beautiful …is it not? Many love to wear dark, black clothes!

Sheena and other dark skinned Indians please don’t let anyone intimidate you because you are dark. You are beautiful just the way you are.

Be brave, love your skin colour . You are more than meets the eye. And speak up to a fool like JJ who dare speak to you like that.

Do not be a coward and be afraid of what people will think and do.

If Indians carry themselves well regardless of their colour, they’ll gain respect. Firstly, regard yourself well and hold your head up with that confident smile and prove your worth. You have what it takes to be winner and Indians you are winners!

Many judge the book by it’s cover but many also judge the person by the skin colour. You know why we perceive this way …it is due to a shallow mentality.

Samy Vellu is not perfect but I doubt Samy made JJ a minister. JJ obviously is another race…don’t you think? No point hitting at him..he is also dark skinned!

This embrassing situation is a result of people regarding that fair skinned are rich and dark skinned are poor. Datuk Tony Fernandes of Air Asia is not that fair..is he? So he must be poor…hahaha..Isn’t this ridiculous? Or how about Tiger Woods…he too must be very poor..don’t you think? I think many of you need to have your brains washed….for being so foolish especially that JJ minister

Sheena why didn’t you tell him off? I think you are being intimidated by those comments. You should speak up and tell him straight on his face that ‘he is a fool’. A fool to judge someone by the skin colour.

It is no point venting now to every one else. Do you know why we Malaysians are cowards….we are afraid of what people will think of us. Or what they’ll do to us.

Come on and be brave Serena!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_dcV9ZjmTc

Do you remember last year during UMNO GA, was Hishamuddin any kinder in his words to the NON-BUMIS?

pray tell.