Racism: No affirmative in MCA

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We could remember earlier the MCA president Dr Chua Soi Lek had told the media that racism will still be in our local politics today and the near future and confirmed that racist politics in our country can never be done away.

However, Dr Chua's tone had changed again for a "better" one two days ago where he said that he did not see any of the Umno leaders preaching the superiority of the country’s dominant race over the others.

Two different and opposing statements made by the MCA president himself against himself shows that he and the MCA are yet to have any affirmative to-date on how to handle the current racially divide Malaysia. Both statements made by Dr Chua are inconsistent and had not led him to regain support from the Chinese community at all as his stands had so far making everyone more confuse than ever.

In fact, our people are getting more suspicious of MCA on whether the BN's Chinese based party is really standing on its own now or is it still a mere part of Umno's hands and legs. As the result, the majority in the Chinese community is expected to continue staying away from MCA and would prefer to stick with political parties that are vocal, and had spoken and fought tirelessly for them like PKR and DAP.

Therefore, we urge our people not to waste their time in examine MCA's role in the BN anymore. No matter what MCA had to do will have to had Umno's blessing first. Umno "ketuanan" in the BN coalition over its component parties shall remain as long as Umno still exist.

MCA is no longer a valid or legitimate representative of the Malaysian Chinese community as it has already lost its relevance long time ago.

No more disgusting race politics, please! We are all for Malaysian politics!

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