Lols i guess not. It is too hard for someone to give up something they took for granted for so long.

Dear Clifford,
This is just like you are not happy about the increase of petrol prices.
But you have the advantage of only having the petrol prices for 2 years only, (Since AAB rise it by 30cent and now increase again by a bigger margin)
Now imagine you have this petrol price for the last 50 years, where everyone else is paying full prices and suddenly they say you have to do the same, how would you feel ? Are you noble enough ? (Do not forget you have a choice)

No way,even though Islam teach their follower to be fair to every one but Malays in Malaysia do not follow it.They only want everything for them self.To prove this,just look at the atitude of Pasir Salak MP from UMNO at the parliment that day where he as shown his true color of racism.

Dear Openmind,
Not every malay person is like the Pasir Salak MP from UMNO. Generally most of them should be able to see it, but the government must help. With current BN, no way.

Hey SKC guy,

This means that you are agreeing with me that the Malays are not noble enough to give up their special rights to attain racial equality. Thererfore, the hope and expectation for Anwar is really too high and actually means nothing significant for the chinese. Nobody can change the policies of racial discrimination in Malaysia, and this may remain forever(lets say, in our lifetime).

Since the Malays will never support a government that treat all races equally, there is no way for Malaysians to be treated the same way forever. It is quite a sad thing to be born in such country.