Appalled by 'no further action' against Nasir Safar
MCA is aghast with a reply by Minister in a Prime Minister's Department Nazri Aziz in Parliament which there was deficient evidence to prove intention on a partial of Safar to stimulate secular ill-will, according to subsection 3(1) of a Sedition Act 1948 despite his undeniable labeling of Chinese as well as Indians in Malaysia as pendatangs as well as anxiety to Chinese women as prostitutes. The logic which a labels referred to mercantile migrants as well as not locally-born Chinese or Indians is pathetically scornful to a early arrivals of a ancestors who contributed tremendously towards as well as growth, growth as well as wealth of a beloved nation. This logic is flawed, as well as therefore unacceptable to open sensibilities. But, to give Nasir Safar a benefit of a doubt, if his extremist remarks were not targeted at Malaysian Chinese as well as Indians, is he alluding which a Chinese were fleeing China for domestic purposes given a domestic misunderstanding in China as well ...