For Isma, stupidity has no limits
YoursayPublished: Apr 5, 2014 9:00 AM | Updated: Apr 5, 2014 10:12 AM
YOURSAY ‘Can we deport Abdul Rahman? Or send him into exile to Somalia?
Isma: Revoke citizenship of MH370 critics
Aries46: I wonder in what capacity does Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (Isma) issues this threat to revoke the citizenship of Malaysians who are ‘not in the same boat’ with the government on MH370.
Does Isma also propose punishment for the 52 percent of voters that are ‘not in the same boat’ with the Umno-BN regime?
The law that stipulates the revocation of one’s citizenship for whatever claims made by Isma is questionable, but Isma vice-president Abdul Rahman Mt Dali’s call to revoke citizenship borders on sedition. His use of religion to accentuate his twisted demands reflects poorly on him.
Moreover, Abdul Rahman’s fixation with Malaysiakini as ‘unfriendly’ belies a misplaced phobia of the latter.
For all his allegations Abdul Rahman has failed to articulate what it is exactly that he considers as unlawful or traitorous that justifies the ultimate punishment of banishment.
Quigonbond: Why bother trying this line when it never works to scare anyone, only inviting more resentment? Isma can never prove that the government is perfect in their investigation, communication and search of MH370.
Therefore, since the government is not perfect, it's natural there will be criticism. They should suck it up like grown men and improve themselves instead of blaming everyone else for their own weaknesses.
Avenger: Abdul Rahman's school certificate should be revoked. Like a defective product which is re-called, he should be re-called to school.
A free and democratic society gives the right of people to express their dissent, just like BN is free to express its dissent in states where it is in the opposition.
When the Alliance won all the state seats in Johor in 1964, the menteri besar recognised the important role of an opposition and appointed some of his assemblymen as members of an informal opposition.
What do we have now? Bullying racists and fanatics bent on controlling things in their backyard.
Roti Chanai: Is that all our NGOs are capable of? They have no right to ask for the withdrawal of one's birthright just for criticising the government.
If they really want to withdraw the people's citizenship for being unpatriotic, it should be those who have stolen millions or worse still those who hold the country to ransom for the people's most basic rights, such as utilities (water, power and telecommunication).
Peacemaker: Thanks Isma for your brilliant suggestion. I agree with the Isma chief’s suggestion to revoke citizenship of all those who have cheated the government of millions of ringgit, who have lied to or on behalf of the government, all those who have bungled responsibilities given to them by the government and even those who have made an utter fool of our government in the eyes of the world.
Please strip them all of their citizenship. We'll be left with a decent, honest and competent bunch of Malaysians.
Oh Ya?: Malaysians by and large are united in facing this disaster but they can't be cowed into supporting blindly the ruling elite's disastrous way of handling the unfortunate incident.
In all the countries cited by this NGO, the ruling regime would have resigned honourably if they handle this MAS episode like our ruling elite.
HC: Yes, Abdul Rahman, traitors should be stripped of their citizenship. These traitors are everywhere; like those who allowed illegal immigrants to board the plane on false passports, like those who claim that accessing the Interpol database was time consuming or like those who kept changing the narrative at daily press briefings, inviting ridicule from the rest of the world.
Yes, the real traitors are amongst us, including yourself as you seek to spilt the country into rivals groups based on religion and race.
Swot Strategist: Dear Abdul Rahman, like it or not, history will teach you that government can come and go (if their officials are incompetent, irresponsible, corrupt, oppressive, etc) but all races in Malaysia are here to stay as citizens with their universal rights to criticise and continue to live in perpetuity in Malaysia for indefinite generations to come.
The faster you grow up and comes to term with this fact the better for you. Universal values in all religions that serves mankind will surpass any religious bigots or NGOs like you or Isma that perpetuate a skewed image of Islam, which like all other good religions is also 'imported' from elsewhere.
Change We Will: While we should forgive Abdul Rahman as he knows not what nonsense he spouts, at the same time it is hard to forgive that this beautiful land is left in the dust in global competitiveness because it is run by people who are the likes of these fools.
Wira: So Isma leaders can understand Mandarin in Weibo and WeChat? You need to "like" or "add" the person before you can read someone’s posts.
I know our singers are popular in China but I don't know our local politicians are also very popular in China with many followers as the idiot suggested.
Let's strip all stupid and bigoted leaders of their citizenship. That will instantly make this country a better place for everyone.
CiViC: That's how this country is being managed. Don't like it, move out. Don't agree, you're barred. Complaint, revoke citizenship.
I guess when the minister says we have the best prison in the world, he is referring to the country as a prison.
Anonymous_3f7d: I will definitely stand up and defend my country and my fellow citizens but I will not stand up and defend the government for they have proven beyond reasonable doubt that they are incapable of representing my beloved country, Malaysia.
They have done more than enough damage to our country's image, and now we are labeled as a Third World country (refer to comments found in the archive of the New York Times) and I vehemently protest because we’re definitely not third world at all.
Debater: BN is not equivalent to Malaysia. Loyalty to a party is not loyalty to a country. If criticising a government of the day means revoking citizenship, then look as United States, half the citizenship would have been revoked.
By such statement BN thinks that it owns Malaysia. Malaysia belongs to all Malaysians whatever colour, creed or political leanings.
Anon1: Let me get this straight: if to criticise will result in revocation of citizenship, then those who support stupidity and not demanding accountability should be given land, titles and an NGO to promote? Correct?
James TCLow: Einstein as one of the most intelligent persons to have ever lived once said "Two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity; and I am not sure about the universe."
Whilst nobody knows how huge the universe is, all Malaysians know how idiotic Isma can be.
Abasir: Can we deport Abdul Rahman? Or send him into exile to Somalia?
Why? Because Malaysia is being weighed down by excess stupidity. All countries have morons but we have grossly exceeded the quota. There is simply no more room.
Just as Malaysians are figuring out how to cope with that national embarrassment called Azharuddin ‘Bartoli’ Abdul Rahman, this one emerges from the dank crevices of BTN Bolehsville.
Can our lawmakers at least pass a law that it is a crime to be shamelessly stupid in public?
I know that will effectively get rid of more than half of parliament and freaks like this Isma leader, but can't we just do it for king and country?
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Isma: Revoke citizenship of MH370 critics
Does Isma also propose punishment for the 52 percent of voters that are ‘not in the same boat’ with the Umno-BN regime?
The law that stipulates the revocation of one’s citizenship for whatever claims made by Isma is questionable, but Isma vice-president Abdul Rahman Mt Dali’s call to revoke citizenship borders on sedition. His use of religion to accentuate his twisted demands reflects poorly on him.
Moreover, Abdul Rahman’s fixation with Malaysiakini as ‘unfriendly’ belies a misplaced phobia of the latter.
For all his allegations Abdul Rahman has failed to articulate what it is exactly that he considers as unlawful or traitorous that justifies the ultimate punishment of banishment.
Quigonbond: Why bother trying this line when it never works to scare anyone, only inviting more resentment? Isma can never prove that the government is perfect in their investigation, communication and search of MH370.
Therefore, since the government is not perfect, it's natural there will be criticism. They should suck it up like grown men and improve themselves instead of blaming everyone else for their own weaknesses.
Avenger: Abdul Rahman's school certificate should be revoked. Like a defective product which is re-called, he should be re-called to school.
A free and democratic society gives the right of people to express their dissent, just like BN is free to express its dissent in states where it is in the opposition.
When the Alliance won all the state seats in Johor in 1964, the menteri besar recognised the important role of an opposition and appointed some of his assemblymen as members of an informal opposition.
What do we have now? Bullying racists and fanatics bent on controlling things in their backyard.
Roti Chanai: Is that all our NGOs are capable of? They have no right to ask for the withdrawal of one's birthright just for criticising the government.
If they really want to withdraw the people's citizenship for being unpatriotic, it should be those who have stolen millions or worse still those who hold the country to ransom for the people's most basic rights, such as utilities (water, power and telecommunication).
Peacemaker: Thanks Isma for your brilliant suggestion. I agree with the Isma chief’s suggestion to revoke citizenship of all those who have cheated the government of millions of ringgit, who have lied to or on behalf of the government, all those who have bungled responsibilities given to them by the government and even those who have made an utter fool of our government in the eyes of the world.
Please strip them all of their citizenship. We'll be left with a decent, honest and competent bunch of Malaysians.
Oh Ya?: Malaysians by and large are united in facing this disaster but they can't be cowed into supporting blindly the ruling elite's disastrous way of handling the unfortunate incident.
In all the countries cited by this NGO, the ruling regime would have resigned honourably if they handle this MAS episode like our ruling elite.
HC: Yes, Abdul Rahman, traitors should be stripped of their citizenship. These traitors are everywhere; like those who allowed illegal immigrants to board the plane on false passports, like those who claim that accessing the Interpol database was time consuming or like those who kept changing the narrative at daily press briefings, inviting ridicule from the rest of the world.
Yes, the real traitors are amongst us, including yourself as you seek to spilt the country into rivals groups based on religion and race.
Swot Strategist: Dear Abdul Rahman, like it or not, history will teach you that government can come and go (if their officials are incompetent, irresponsible, corrupt, oppressive, etc) but all races in Malaysia are here to stay as citizens with their universal rights to criticise and continue to live in perpetuity in Malaysia for indefinite generations to come.
The faster you grow up and comes to term with this fact the better for you. Universal values in all religions that serves mankind will surpass any religious bigots or NGOs like you or Isma that perpetuate a skewed image of Islam, which like all other good religions is also 'imported' from elsewhere.
Change We Will: While we should forgive Abdul Rahman as he knows not what nonsense he spouts, at the same time it is hard to forgive that this beautiful land is left in the dust in global competitiveness because it is run by people who are the likes of these fools.
Wira: So Isma leaders can understand Mandarin in Weibo and WeChat? You need to "like" or "add" the person before you can read someone’s posts.
I know our singers are popular in China but I don't know our local politicians are also very popular in China with many followers as the idiot suggested.
Let's strip all stupid and bigoted leaders of their citizenship. That will instantly make this country a better place for everyone.
CiViC: That's how this country is being managed. Don't like it, move out. Don't agree, you're barred. Complaint, revoke citizenship.
I guess when the minister says we have the best prison in the world, he is referring to the country as a prison.
Anonymous_3f7d: I will definitely stand up and defend my country and my fellow citizens but I will not stand up and defend the government for they have proven beyond reasonable doubt that they are incapable of representing my beloved country, Malaysia.
They have done more than enough damage to our country's image, and now we are labeled as a Third World country (refer to comments found in the archive of the New York Times) and I vehemently protest because we’re definitely not third world at all.
Debater: BN is not equivalent to Malaysia. Loyalty to a party is not loyalty to a country. If criticising a government of the day means revoking citizenship, then look as United States, half the citizenship would have been revoked.
By such statement BN thinks that it owns Malaysia. Malaysia belongs to all Malaysians whatever colour, creed or political leanings.
Anon1: Let me get this straight: if to criticise will result in revocation of citizenship, then those who support stupidity and not demanding accountability should be given land, titles and an NGO to promote? Correct?
James TCLow: Einstein as one of the most intelligent persons to have ever lived once said "Two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity; and I am not sure about the universe."
Whilst nobody knows how huge the universe is, all Malaysians know how idiotic Isma can be.
Abasir: Can we deport Abdul Rahman? Or send him into exile to Somalia?
Why? Because Malaysia is being weighed down by excess stupidity. All countries have morons but we have grossly exceeded the quota. There is simply no more room.
Just as Malaysians are figuring out how to cope with that national embarrassment called Azharuddin ‘Bartoli’ Abdul Rahman, this one emerges from the dank crevices of BTN Bolehsville.
Can our lawmakers at least pass a law that it is a crime to be shamelessly stupid in public?
I know that will effectively get rid of more than half of parliament and freaks like this Isma leader, but can't we just do it for king and country?
The above is a selection of comments posted by Malaysiakini subscribers. Only paying subscribers can post comments. Over the past one year, Malaysiakinians have posted over 100,000 comments. Join the Malaysiakini community and help set the news agenda. Subscribe now.
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