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八点最热报 | 每逢选举，马来西亚的政治舞台上，总会准时响起那些令人不安的“族群杂音”。前天，吉打大臣兼国盟选举主任沙努西发表的“非土著有中国、印度可以回”相关言论，又再一次将“外来者Pendatang”的标签，暴戾地贴在了数百万非土著公民的身上。这不仅是一场故意歪曲历史常识的政治狂欢，更是一次对数代建国者及其后代尊严的粗暴践踏。（主播：梁宝仪）
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00:00A reminder before watching the video
00:01Popular websites have more content
00:04During elections, the Malaysian political stage...
00:06I always remember those things on time.
00:08Disturbing ethnic noise
00:10The Minister of Prayer the day before yesterday
00:12Sanusi, the Perikatan Nasional election director, issued a statement.
00:14There are comments from Chinese people saying that China and Indians say that they can return to India.
00:17Once again, outsiders
00:20The tag of Benda Dang
00:22It was roughly pasted on millions of
00:24Non-indigenous citizens
00:25This is not just a
00:27Political clamor that deliberately distorts historical common sense
00:30It was also a meeting with several generations of nation-builders.
00:33And a trampling on the dignity of their descendants.
00:36Sanusi's logic is utterly absurd.
00:38He attempted to separate history from the identity of a modern citizen.
00:42Non-indigenous people for several generations
00:44The sweat and tears shed while cultivating and building the nation on our own soil
00:49Simplified to a passerby who can leave at any time
00:53But he seemed to have forgotten...
00:54Or rather, it's a fact he deliberately ignored.
00:57That's the railway on this land of Malaysia.
01:00City
01:01economic cornerstone
01:02And cultural diversity
01:03It was founded by the three major ethnic groups.
01:07The so-called China and India can return
01:10This is a complete ignorance of the concept of citizenship under the national constitution.
01:15The descendants of non-indigenous people in Malaysia were born here.
01:18Growing up here
01:20For them
01:21China and India are merely distant symbols on a map.
01:24Or perhaps it's just a tourist destination.
01:27And their only home, the place they identify with and belong to.
01:30Only Malaysia
01:46A single sentence casually erased four generations of Indians and Chinese.
01:52blood and sweat
01:53In the tug-of-war between pursuing political power and online traffic
01:55Perikatan Nasional election director Sanusi once again brought up the outsider businessman.
02:00Argument
02:00He will pay off the efforts of several generations of non-native people
02:03Simplify into one sentence
02:04There are China and India, so you can go back.
02:06This is not a statement lacking historical common sense or tolerance.
02:09Rather, it is politicians seeking personal gain.
02:11Deliberately provoked racial sentiments create ethnic antagonism.
02:15For citizens of all ethnic groups who deeply love this land
02:18This was a brutal annihilation.
02:21I feel uncomfortable.
02:27Because we've been born and raised here for generations.
02:32Why should our children be like this?
02:34I don't understand either.
02:36No opinion
02:39We just look at the government
02:41People do municipal government
02:42We like it
02:43If you can't make things, then watch him.
02:45They lifted the world
02:47They lifted the world
02:50Faced with such absurd and extreme claims that harm the dignity of the ethnic group
02:54This time, the MCA and MIC are aligned with PAS.
02:58But they rushed out to clarify
03:00They claimed that these were just the remarks of individual leaders and did not represent them.
03:03However, when the dignity of a group is trampled upon
03:06Can a response that avoids the main issue truly soothe people's hearts?
03:31For me, I actually don't encourage
03:33I strongly discourage politicians from making race a topic of discussion.
03:39I think it's something we should do.
03:41What our politicians should be waking up to is harmony.
03:44Just like our manifesto yesterday, it needs to be harmonious.
03:46Diversity
03:47To stabilize
03:48Because if a country is unstable...
03:51It really will create a lot of floods.
03:55In fact, the people understand their own psychology better than anyone else.
03:57This is more than just a political debate.
03:59It is also a matter of stance concerning dignity and principles.
04:03Politicians may act out of political considerations
04:05Choosing silence, forbearance, or even cutting ties.
04:07However, the people's insistence on identity and dignity
04:11Never change easily
04:13Today I'm going to tell you
04:15This is my IC
04:17I didn't come alone.
04:20We are all children
04:22We have been going on for a while
04:23We are already in our forties
04:251950s
04:261960s
04:28We are a nation
04:31We need to remind them
04:33We need to remind them
04:35Our Malaysia
04:36They all want to go to Malaysia
04:39We're going to be Malaysia
04:42We want to become the country
04:43We fight for this country
04:45We are all patriotic Malaysian citizens.
04:49Faced with this racial prejudice
04:51The best response is not fierce insults.
04:54Rather, it is the truth that speaks volumes.
04:56Take a look at that big blue Malaysian card in our hand.
04:59It is written on the top
05:00Not Benda as an outsider
05:02Instead, it is Warganegara, a Malaysian citizen.
05:06This ID card
05:07It not only represents the legal status of wealth.
05:10It also represents several generations of us.
05:12To take root in this land
05:14Every drop of sweat shed in paying taxes to build the nation
05:17Don't prepare suddenly.
05:20This is good.
05:22This is good.
05:23This is good.
05:24In Malaysia
05:26This land is home to three major ethnic groups.
05:28It's not just him.
05:29Malaysia is our country
05:31Why do we still need to use measuring tapes?
05:34sons and grandsons
05:35You see, it's all here.
05:36native
05:37When you get involved in politics, you use these things.
05:40Religious topics
05:42These are used as table titles.
05:44Sometimes it's pretty good
05:46I didn't see it.
05:48The Soul of Malaysia
05:49Like those
05:50Now
05:51I don't know
05:52How is it in the future?
05:53It could be worse
05:54If we have this
05:56lead
05:56use
05:59emotion
05:59It might get worse.
06:02In the future
06:03In the future
06:04We must talk again
06:04We must talk again
06:04Let's talk again
06:05We must talk again
06:05It's useless.
06:06Because there are already three more
06:08so
06:09What's the meaning
06:10Still in talks
06:12Indiana
06:12and China
06:13Focus only on Malaysia
06:15Noise in China
06:16It will end with the election
06:17And disperse
06:18But as a citizen
06:19Our love for our country
06:21It really won't change.
06:23We use gentleness
06:24Response to rudeness
06:25Not because of weakness
06:27Rather, it is because we firmly believe
06:28Inclusivity and diversity
06:30That's Malaysia
06:31The only way out
06:32Because we know
06:33This land
06:34Not a politician's bargaining chip
06:36Rather, it refers to various ethnic groups
06:37generation after generation
06:39The home we protect together
06:42The Malaysian identity card in our hands
06:43This declares that all domestically born
06:45The constitutional status of citizens
06:46The blue Malaysian identity card in our hand
06:48Printed is
06:49Malaysian citizens
06:51Instead of outsiders from this major party
06:53Besides Malaysia
06:55We're not going anywhere.
06:56This ID card
06:57Carrying the weight of four and five generations
06:59Even six generations
07:00Legality of settling down in Malaysia
07:02No politician has the right
07:04For a few votes and short-term traffic
07:07Incite ethnic emotions
07:08Depriving this land
07:10The dignity of any lawful citizen
07:14Responding to racial prejudice and provocation
07:16The strongest and most powerful response
07:17It was never a heated exchange of insults.
07:19Rather, it is the unwavering power of the vote.
07:23Politicians use racial sentiments
07:25They used it as a political bargaining chip.
07:26It not only lowered the political standards of the country.
07:28It's even more of an overdraft
07:30Malaysia's future competitiveness
07:32And the future of Malaysia
07:33It shouldn't belong to those
07:36Gain by dividing society
07:38vulgar politicians with political interests
07:41Instead, it belongs to
07:42Every one of them on this land
07:44Strive and dedicate
07:45And he deeply loves his law-abiding citizen.
07:49Facing Sanusi's extreme remarks
07:50Politicians' silence is a sign of tolerance.
07:53Voters' tolerance is an endorsement.
07:55Only the vote in my hand
07:58It is the only weapon that can most directly express one's stance.
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