不解为何被视为“挑衅”？ 林吉祥非巫裔任相论警方要查！
▌热点短视频 ▌林吉祥的“非巫裔可任相”论掀起争议，更成为警方关注的交焦点！凯里认为林吉祥这番话“事实但不现实”，因为……
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Transcript
00:00 "Not a Malaysian can be Prime Minister."
00:02 This Malaysian dream in Lin Ji Xiang's mind
00:05 made her a target of police attention.
00:07 For this rocket veteran,
00:09 at the end of last month,
00:09 in Manchester, UK,
00:10 he made such a statement to a Malaysian student.
00:13 Now it has gradually transformed into
00:14 a debate show KOL.
00:16 Former Chief of Police, Kylie, thinks
00:18 this idea is indeed true,
00:20 but not realistic.
00:21 Because it is true,
00:22 in the propaganda,
00:23 it is not even mentioned that
00:25 the Prime Minister must come from the Malay community.
00:27 But this is not a statement of reality.
00:30 It is a statement of fact,
00:31 but it is not a statement of reality.
00:33 It is true, but not realistic.
00:36 Kylie emphasized in the show
00:37 that Lin Ji Xiang's statement
00:38 that non-Malaysians can be Prime Minister
00:40 is true,
00:41 but the main reason is not realistic.
00:43 It is because Malaysians are hard to believe
00:45 and hard to believe the movement.
00:47 Malaysians don't believe in DAP.
00:49 And DAP itself
00:51 is a party
00:52 that cannot expand its appeal,
00:54 cannot expand,
00:55 and pull it to the group,
00:58 especially the group of Malays.
01:00 Kylie took a photo of Lin Ji Xiang's
01:01 related post and said,
01:03 "People who think they are in a photo with Lin Ji Xiang
01:05 are almost all from the same ethnic group."
01:07 She asked Lin Ji Xiang,
01:09 "What kind of Malaysian dream is this?"
01:12 And the person Lin Ji Xiang also posted a post today,
01:14 saying that he will meet with the police in the next few days.
01:17 He said he was only issued a provocative statement,
01:19 but clarified that this was not his intention.
01:22 He believes that the Malaysian federal constitution
01:24 is not a provocative document,
01:26 but the foundation of our nation's unity.
01:28 He asked,
01:29 "Why did the constitution say that
01:30 non-Malays can be identified without being considered provocative,
01:33 but today, more than 60 years later,
01:35 the constitution is being interpreted as provocative?"
01:37 Let's see how Lin Ji Xiang was
01:39 stepped on by some people
01:40 to the point of being sensitive to race.
01:42 Lin Ji Xiang posted a photo of him
01:44 communicating with students in Manchester, UK,
01:47 mentioning that the Malaysian federal constitution
01:49 was designed to realize the Malaysian dream,
01:52 which is to establish a multiracial, religious and cultural Malaysia,
01:55 rather than a dream of a single ethnic group.
01:58 He used the United States as an example,
01:59 saying that the American blacks spent 230 years
02:01 to win the first president.
02:03 He hoped that non-Malays in Malaysia
02:05 would not have to spend 230 years
02:07 to win the non-Malay prime minister.
02:09 But at the same time,
02:10 he did not expect to fulfill this vision in 100 years.
02:13 It is understandable that
02:14 Lin Ji Xiang's "Malaysian dream"
02:16 inevitably caused some dissatisfaction with the Malaysian leaders.
02:19 Supreme Leader of the United States, Hasmouni,
02:21 said that Lin Ji Xiang's remarks not only hurt the Malaysian feelings,
02:24 but also caused Malay people to resent Lin Ji Xiang.
02:27 He believes that in a country where Malaysians occupy the majority,
02:30 Lin Ji Xiang should not have made remarks that would anger Malaysians,
02:33 and even criticized the second leader
02:35 who tried to destroy the unity between the governments
02:37 after the rocket old man became Pan Jianwei.
02:41 What do you think of Lin Ji Xiang's "Malaysian dream"?
02:44 What will happen next?
02:46 Let's keep watching.
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02:53 (electronic music)