Guan Eng: Vernacular school ruling enshrines legitimate rights of non-Malays in country’s social contract | Malay Mail

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 31 ― The recent High Court ruling on vernacular schools was crucial in preserving the legitimate rights of non-Malays within the social contract that gave independence and eventually led to the formation of Malaysia, DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng said today.on Wednesday that Malaysia’s vernacular schools were consistent with its Federal Constitution, when rejecting a lawsuit seeking for the government to abolish education using Mandarin and Tamil.

“The reliance on provoking the sentiments against minorities are deliberately aimed at dividing the people to distract attention from the abject failures of governance and fighting corruption. Of note, Lim claimed the aforementioned failures included the mismanagement of the Covid-19 pandemic by the federal government which resulted in some 2.7 million infections and some 31,000 deaths nationwide.

“Fortunately, Malays and Muslims have come out to condemn such extremism giving hope for a Malaysia that is open-minded, moderate and tolerant.

Malaysian politicians are forever ignorant relative to academicians or even to developed countries, including Singapore. If no solid foundation of one school system, just forget about assimilation and harmony among all races. Racism begins at home and continues at schools.

Malaysian politicians are forever be a less smart people relative to experts, academicians and even to developed countries, including Singapore. If no solid foundation of one school system, just forget about assimilation and harmony among all races. Racism begins at schools

Vernacular schools should stop taking out tax payer money for its operations! It's okay to open the schools but not using our tax payer money!

The concept of racial segregation and the concept of social contracts seem to go hand in hand in Malaysia. In the end LGE is just like the rest of the racialists running the country.

Stop talking about Bumiputera Rights. It's in the Social Contract.

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