Talk, talk and talk but no commitment

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Yesterday, at the MCA general assembly, prime minister and Umno president Najib Razak again talked about racism and it will not be tolerated. We do not know actually how many times has Najib told our people that racism will not be tolerated.

When it comes to the Gerakan national delegates conference soon, we are certain that Najib will say the same old words over there again and after that again, when he officiates the MIC and PPP general assemblies respectively.

The prime minister who is also the BN chairman had so far talk, talk and talk about racism will not be tolerated but to-date there is still no firm commitment. Our people are getting over and over all the time hoping that Najib will walk his talk but until now it is inaction. It is only talk and talk.

What is the use of talking all the time but no commitment. Najib is giving a false hope to the entire nation and our people as well. Can we trust him and all his words?

As such, we urge Najib or whatever any of his party leaders in the federal government to stop talking or "cakap kosong" and enforce your "racism will not be tolerated" measures to preserve the national unity and harmonious multiracial society here.

Start regulating laws and enforcement that will curb the rise of violence, racism, hate and extremism immediately. These are the measures that we want to see!

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