 |
Yang Berhormat You-Know-Who |
Earlier on Sunday, the Education minister Maszlee Malik said he would raise current concerns over the programme's admission to the Cabinet, so as to reach a proper outcome.
He said the issue was brought up earlier today in a Cabinet meeting, with the additional intake implemented to ensure the best-performing students have a higher chance to further their studies.
He said the issue was brought up earlier today in a Cabinet meeting, with the additional intake implemented to ensure the best-performing students have a higher chance to further their studies.
When the Education Minister raised the issue of uneven matriculation programs in the cabinet, he supposedly had two objectives, so he informed us (as per above news report), namely:
(1) ... so as to reach a proper outcome
(2) ... to ensure the best-performing students have a higher chance to further their studies
Very noble it would seem, but alas, I admit to my growing doubts on this "new" Malaysian government, mainly because of the brazen baffling bullshit of its adjective, namely, "new", wakakaka.
Nonetheless, on his pompous boast about his intention to make the additional intake implemented to ensure the best-performing students have a higher chance to further their studies, I was so disgusted by his ethnic-biased BS that I was compelled to publish on my FaceBook page a short message, as follows:
Minister: 15,000 spots added to matriculation intake
Who cares when 13,500 spots are already reserved for ketuanan bangsa
In response to my above message, one of my FB mates made a couple of comments expected of frustrated 'nons', the 2nd class citizens fo this great land, as follows (edited by kaytee merely for readability on this post):
When it was 25K (90% bumi/10% nons) it meant 22,500 would only be Malays seats.
But now they increase to 40K (still 90% bumi/10% nons) this means there will be 36,000 seats (out of 40,000 seats) reserved ONLY for Malay students.
This is not fair. Government admitted 90% of the taxes are paid by non Malays but 90% seats are reserved for Malay students in matriculation.
What kind of meritocracy is this, and how fair is the Malaysia Baru [we] voted in to defeat BN for changes.
The meritocracy is that nons have the glorious privilege of paying 90% of the taxes, wakakaka.
My mate then proposes (which I assess as a wet dream), as follows:
My mate then proposes (which I assess as a wet dream), as follows:
The government can have any amount of seats to their ability but admission should be based on merits alone without being biased to any race. A 10% can then be reserved for the poor and underprivileged students on a need basis.
