Would you move to a different country if you could?

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mr normal

i would if the safety and lifelihood of my family are in danger.

I notice many Malaysians do not know their country at all, some don't even know who is the current prime minister. Religions, freedom of speech, education problem, crimes and many other should-be daily topics have become taboos in the country, except the conversation of foods, Malaysians often only boast about their foods to foreignors, nothing else.

The future of Malaysia is uncertain and is likely heading to chaos. There are similarities among Malaysia, Pakistan and Indonesia; the emergence of Islamic idealogy. The problem of full blown islamisation can be contained (was contained) for so long was probably because of the high number of non-muslim population in the country, but this will change in future.

But having said that I don't think the idea of overseas migration suits everyone, for example, it is cold, there is no pasar, no late night food stalls, etc in developed countries, not everyone can accept a big change in their lifestyle, esp. the elderly.

Malaysia is indeed heading for a big change, a change that only favours the Malays. Non-Malay can either accept the fact or leave the country for a better future.

However, future is in the control of God, not man (and not Malay, of course), we should only rely on God for protecting our children in this chaotic generation.

God bless.

|tsme|ah

screwed or not... it's gonna still be my home country.

hahahha... froggy... not only filipino's & indon's...
the bangla's... pakistani's... vietnamese... they all love M'sia.

Legendary Frog!!

but all the indon and filipino like malaysia...

Stranger On A Bus

I wouldn't.
Even though I am nobody, I will try what I can, and play this small part to educate the young ones to make Malaysia a better country.

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Suka hati aku la tak nak pindah, bagi thumbs down buat pa?

laughed and lived

To be honest..i think its already screwed up. If I had the chance, maybe yes but moving to different country is not that easy

kathy w

no..
my country is Malaysia..
will be and always be..

KM_Fubar

Sad to here that from someone living in Malaysia....
I lived in singapore, Malaysia & Thailand.... and I am considering to move permenantly in one of these places, I am back home in Europe.

And I feel the same about ours to... maybe each country each place has its downsides... and maybe we can try to accept the lesser things...

Anyway in 10 days I fly out to my friends in Singapore and will travel as well to the 2 other country's and enjoy some great time....

Jedi Sapien

maybe

ris_666

I would never move, im in Australia, great country.

Gadis Neutral

Many people are moving out just that we didn't notice. I would if I could, just to experience life in different land.

Dr. O'Pinion

Definitely get out tomorrow if I could. We've been sold out!

Sabrina

I think like Jews persecuted in europe years ago, minorites have a difficult time in the future. Genocide begins with discrimination and persecution in small steps. that's what is happening in Malaysia.

It is frightening this would lead onto religious and racial genocide. Affected people have to work hard to progress in their life. India and China are progressing at rapid rate. I think people should help each other to progress with a goal towards migration out of future pakis(malaysia)tan. World should take notice of this, Their investment is going to be a problem in the future, as they are rapidly progressing to become a Taleban country.

s7evens

Go wherever you want..!Malaysia is still Malaysia..Stop spreading hatred to this country..~

Homer J Marley

I have a 2 year plan to move to Thailand. Every country has problems both big and small though...

anna

No because Malaysia are the only home i know.Malaysia not only the home of delicious food but also beautiful places.And only haters can't live here.

hushpuppy

Well, I hate to say this, but I am already half way there. I would if my folks agree to move with me.

Sean L

you are still who you are no matter where you are.
it will no change a thing.
be proud of yourselves.
there are millions of expats coming over our country annually

why not try to count your blessings everyday?

no matter how tall the trees grow, the leaves will always comes back to the root.

detroitstarr5963

Yes, I was born in this country almost 70 years ago and living here has become a living hell. There are 6-7 different languages spoken on the one block that I live on.

I hate to leave my apartment for shopping -- with the cacophony of more than 244 foreign languages spoken in Los Angeles -- I just want to scream.

Look at the news -- 99% of the people committing the crimes are from foreign countries. Its a known fact that 60% of the gang members in America are from foreign countries and they consist of: Serial killers, murderers, rapists, child molesters, and people who enjoy defrauding our insurance system.

I have had several foreigners tell me that they hate America and Americans, and they were only here for the free money and to learn how to beat our system.

Doesn't it say somewhere in the Bible that foreigners should return to their native countries? Please return to your country and give my ears a much needed rest.

I have asked many times -- are the American-born people the only people without a country?

goody gurl

my oponion that this country is going to be screwed becoz what the goverment of malaysia has done to the country..(thatz what i think)...
maybe not all peolpe know what has happen to this country becoz all the medias and tabloid hav been control by the goverment...
i prefer malaysia in 90's then now...

maybe i will move if i can,but i still love this country...

â˜… Cik Yaya â˜…

i won't!
i see bright future for me and other positive minded+peace lover, but dark gloomy future for haters..hahaha...

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