KK Mart ‘Allah’ Socks Issue, PMX’s Trip to Germany, More FDI? | Episode 15

[@oceanyt8]

Only 5 pairs out of 18K stocks out there. Really ?? Hah. Sabotaging and pitty KK mart.

[@leealex24]

Need to investigate the supplier more.

[@gan247]

Exactly. I wonder if the police had questioned the person who allegedly bought it and confirmed with CCTV footage that the purchase did actually happen.

[@chuageokseng2168]

Can we order just 5 or 14 pairs of socks with specific logo designs from overseas suppliers, whole sales or direct manufacturers ? The disputed logo designs likely made in malaysia. Think deeply.

[@chuageokseng2168]

The white socks made in Vietnam, Thailand, China in outlets(UNI QLO, MUJI) can be found in the shopping mall. Embroidery sewing machines are available in the market place(tailors, artists). The case looks like sabotage business for a reason avoid jumping into conclusion.

[@leealex24]

​@@chuageokseng2168You answered the question yourself. The answer is NO hence it is never intend for KK Mart or even the supplier to have this. It is a mistake on exporter side. Use your brains next time all of you who bising. God gave you brains too.

[@SKC-tu3ld]

While the store owner has made a huge mistake, it should not allow any politician to go around and destroy businesses. What is the legal position to sue the politician on a personal level?

[@emersonlee9968]

u cant say like this, imagine can u stop someone who is trying to “harm you"? u know ar? if u know u alredy god

[@Hs5687]

From Storm in Tea Cup to Full Blown Gutter Politics

[@chuageokseng2168]

@@Hs5687 They created political storms in the parliament instead of brainstorming sessions about bread & butter issue. Their actions to destabilise governnent.

[@chuageokseng2168]

​@@Hs5687 They created a political storms in the parliament instead of brainstorming session regarding bread & butter issue.

[@lilywong7384]

Don't you think we need to revamp the education system to eradicate or reduce so many problems in our current society, eg socks issue, religion related matters, moral issue eg. Sexual harassment etc. The deep root of the problem is to revamp the education system.

[@wanhunkow]

How about the east mal minister suggest him to protest to China.

[@chuageokseng2168]

Bring forward the consumer complaints of disputed socks to embassy by KPDN(domestic trade & consumer affairs) accompanied by Foreign Affairs Minister.

[@chuageokseng2168]

The disputed logo design itself is a non commercial logo printed on socks. It happened for an unknown reasons.

[@danielyee9159]

No invester ever dare to come to Malaysia to invest anymore after seeing all this happening and those extremist like people. Even the hantu got no guts to come and invest here.

[@Shah-vf8cj]

Let see. One example, through the boycot of starbuck, there are some coffee brand i.e Zus Coffee take the advantage & their sales are sky rocket. Boycot does not mean the consumer stop to consume, but rather chanelling to another place or shop or brand.

[@小马-q4u]

Starbuck and Mcd boycott act are worldwide, but KK mart is local, big differences.

[@Eric-tx5cf]

That is true KLSE has performed badly after this incident.

[@parvathymurugasu6878]

Yes this true

[@muhammadaimanfaiz2491]

Terima kasih Tuan Peter dan Tuan Ong Kian Meng

[@dannytan2348]

Why you company closed down ? I sold the wrong socks 😅

[@gloeug7971]

Do comment on the way Singaporean minister’s response on sensitive issues on certain countries on Facebook. Plus don’t you think they were quick to response on things and be stern and strict ?

[@SEL17778]

You can’t compare My with Sg now.

[@partthasaratthynelaitambi3505]

Just 5 pairs of socks sends the country into a frenzy. Malaysia Bolehkah?

[@Armz69]

Well you know how them are, they always be reactive rather than rational. 🐒

[@muhammadariffofficial5850]

Don't forget about your temple issue, sacrifice firefighter in the event..if u want follow legal then that accident won't happen..just relocate at other places..but u still choose to fight why..

[@partthasaratthynelaitambi3505]

@@muhammadariffofficial5850 The firefighter was a collateral damage to a premeditated plan carried out by the people of his own faith. The reality is today only one denomination actively & passively creates problems for everyone. Its never an exaggeration to hold the opinion that without IT, 70% or more of Peace around the globe is achievable.

[@csamson5252]

@@muhammadariffofficial5850Honestly, small groups comparing to muslim community, and most chinese does not really care. We are not sensitive as what have you seen on news. Like we said dont become extremist like those who get firefighter got killed, ans it brings nothing but chaos now. Boycott is not offensive than killing but the hatred was formed in the community, which is not good. Try to just stay calm, take action and forgive

[@deanneshane3799]

Memang Malaysia boleh. Jika Malaysia nak.

[@lklleong924]

It is not a matter of dealing with holy books but the way the unmo youth bullies KK Mart. Is the incident intentional, no right?!

[@kedpower9225]

Vote kapir dapig bkt

[@Ak1m2]

Every year that would be 'an event' be it a thief case in Lowyat to eating Bak Kut Teh & seeking asylum in USA for Alvin Tan, nothing surprising!

[@lklleong924]

Goodness! The problem is the way these people take the rule of law themselves and the authorities just let them be. Reports have been made so let the police investigate and take whatever action they want. Why allow individuals run amok?!

[@jamalludinibrahim1145]

Wei Ah Leong, U are Living in D New Era of " Malaysia BOLEH"....

[@kimilo7439]

Not only rude yet now dare to ugut the parent, perangai sangat teruk

[@angelinang6402]

Do you feel a sense of being bullied and can’t even voice it out

[@meiyansoh7507]

A k m a L? Didn’t know this person existed ! But knowing him now makes me wish he had a different citizenship from mine! Why? Just as the political situation has become more stabilised , why must this individual stir up so much commotion to destabilise the country? Does he really think his race and religion need his defence? Doesn’t he know there is in existence law and order in Malaysia?

[@sampck]

Bro,that pose with socks...quite insensitive.. Maybe to the extend of being offensive... My two cents lah...

[@lightscameraaction1423]

I'm a muslim but i dont really follow the issue about the socks so i dont know much about it. However i do know that putting the word allah on the socks is disrespectful. In my pov, let the police do their investigation. Charge them, sue them, whatever it may be as long as they know that it is wrong and to not repeat the mistake. Whoever wants to boycott, its up to them bcs its their own money they can do what they want with it. For me, as long as there is legal consequences to the organisation that caused this, its enough since its their 1st mistake. God is all knowing, the most gracious and most merciful. We should try to be more forgiving in this blessed month of ramadhan. ❤

[@cj329]

You have to be careful when you walk now, be careful if someone frames you and prints it for you to walk step on and take a photo to prove it, you will be in big trouble and millions of people will boycott you. Be careful and watch every step.

[@chuageokseng2168]

Boycotting business started by PMX (Starbuck, McDonald) now others follow(KK supermart). Not so right😂

[@sivanesan5398]

All is well and good to see the DAP leader ship and MCA leadership coming out very strongly in defence of KK Mart on this sensitive issue. Even the non malay community iin large numbers came to KK Mart 's aid of defence and puts things right that the issue was unintended. Be that as it may, it was too sad to see that the aame magnitude herculene and reaction was adopted by these leaders especially from the DAP and MCA leadership on a controversial preacher Zamri Vinod causing disharmony stability in Hindu religion and faith. These leaders are kept mum and silent on this matter and seems to distancing away from making any comments or objections. Can this be taken as double standard reaction and be treated that Indian community rights are no longer relevant?? 😊

[@ptay3835]

I recommend for us to reflect on the value and impact of the KK Mart issue to our multiracial and multicultural society. Do we not want unity so that we can build a better tomorrow together? When we look back at our very actions and words in later years, would we be proud or ashamed of ourselves?

[@SEL17778]

Why ashamed when rakyat did not disunite Malaysia? Kk Mart is the impact of 3R and cheap politics.

[@LiquidGold_8]

In order to tone down the heat, go ask the non muslim community to not post any more provoking stuff / video la Tree doesnt sway if there is no wind hitting it......everyday want to proovoke and play victim afterwards zzzzzz

[@abelwoo]

sorry to say politician like to use religious to divide us

[@leealex24]

Akmal has crossed the line and it's none of his damm business to tell others what to do. He has no bloody right and can't take matter into his own hands. It's clearly for political mileage, if not just a loose cannon.

[@kedpower9225]

N ur have no bloody right to attack dr akmal

[@chandranchandran4818]

Crazy so called doctor with dirty conscience.

[@leealex24]

@@kedpower9225 I do as a Malaysian citizen who respect law and order. I have every damm right to say what I think is right. Mind you, I'm not the only one who condemned him, many leaders both business and political also.

[@Shah-vf8cj]

​@@leealex24what i dont really understand.. this is between us offended muslim & kk mart. So why others that not related got into this & defending kk mart? Enlighted me..

[@leealex24]

@@Shah-vf8cj I am very offended by many remarks made by leaders from certain parties too so next time make sure they are punished okay?

[@aaimn6096]

You both are verified truly Malaysia, salute kian meng and peter🫡

[@p.a.ch.3861]

There are no mention nor explanation about a young man posting something on FB resulting guilty with heavy penalty.

[@beranihati2008]

Malaysian excessive politics are a waste of time and d prime reason for malaysian wasting a lot of their time doing nothing good for d country, losing out to our neighbours, being laughed at, being looked down and is nothing but all empty talk with nothing to show

[@ngkeam9491]

@berani- neighbour absorbs lots of our braindrains?

[@JonKino828]

Akmal's family must be hiding their faces. Aren't they embarrassed?

[@Armz69]

You gotta be shocked of how these sort of mentality is so pervasive across their whole generations. 😂

[@lklleong924]

They will be v proud that their father is a defender of Islam and Malays!

[@leealex24]

Many people including political and business leaders have condemned him.

[@JonKino828]

@@lklleong924 I'll reword 'defender' to 'use and manipulate'.

[@peterlee527]

If I can reborn into this world in my next life,I will never be a Malaysian again 🙏🙏

[@hryhry4922]

many Malays would wish the same thing too bro.

[@Mochi5065]

I still want to be Malaysian. Ignore me, I am just weirdo.😂

[@magicalmanfromwonderland]

To be fair, we haven't had widespread genocide or war or significant nAtural disaster. They say that it takes a lifetime to build and a day to tear down.

[@ngkeam9491]

@@magicalmanfromwonderland - you cry when u lose something?

[@ngkeam9491]

@@Mochi5065 - tom dick harry love Weirdo?

[@eprohoda]

this is perfect . )

[@AziDNanA]

My perspective as a muslim : from the majority of the comments of non bumi in this section, shows that you do not understand your Islamic counterpart. Religion is big in all our decision / life. Even me as a semi religious, will not tolerate if ANYONE, Muslim or not, playing around with our religion or our God. Its just as simple as that. This is why you dont see any Islamic religion people do any offensive stuff to other religion, as we command the same respect when it comes to our religion. I hope those who read this, please try to understand and dont take it lightly. This is one of Malay frustration to non bumi, when they seem to not understand the basic respect to each other religion. This is the same game politician will use to later divide the bumi and non bumi. As a Malaysian: Like Kian Ming said, i do agree with him that we should try to forgive but not forget. as a Malay in this country, even without Akmal turning up the heat, most of us will secretly avoid KK mart for sometimes until the issue become old. Akmal is just using the issue to get the Malay majority support, and use this to show that non bumi doesn't understand that religion is not to play around about. This will later divide non bumi and muslim people, which mainly Malay, and will relate to the Race issue, which says that other race dont understand Malay, which the majority of the people here, so why are we sharing our "supposely" land with them. It is an old game and been around for years, however, to my surprise, it seems that for all the example that we have been through, the non bumi still dont know how to handle this issue. Just respect the religion, and don't do this kind of stuff. Its an easy solution, but the non bumi fail to understand. If i were the KK mart owner, i would have responded the same, but give more emphasis on steps in the future to avoid the same mistake, example, educate their worker to not play around with issue related to religion and race. So that they can report or become aware of this internally before it leaks to public. To make sure the suppliers understand KK Mart do not tolerate this kind of things happen in the future and step of prevention. That what most of normal Muslim people would like to hear. It will not stop the muslim from avoiding KK Mart for sometime, but at least we don't look them in a negative way in long term. People do mistake all the time, but u want to hear how it will not happen again. Regarding the 2 non bumi youth response, to be honest, for me, the upsetting part is giving comment like "u shouldn't boycott". It the same as being told to do something from someone who doesn't really understand why the muslim is upset. He can say like "I know KK Mart has unintentionally make a mistake, however in the future, they will not tolerate this kind of mistake and we hope that the muslim community can forgive them". That is enough. Because like i said previously, the muslim will avoid it anyway, telling them not to avoid is like going against them. Which later will embedded their mind that non muslim really doesn't understand the main issue here. Those are my personal opinion.

[@CMCJJT]

Well said. All religions deserve respect regardless of faith. Mutual understanding of each other's religions should be encouraged and celebrated for the greater good of humanities. You mentioned, in your opinion, that the comments here from mostly the non-Muslim viewers showed the lack of understanding, which I don't deny. But why the lack of understanding and insensitivity ? I would like you to imagine the scenario below. Imagine you have a school-going son who is very curious and interested in his Math subject at school. However, his Math teacher does not tolerate any mistakes or oversights, even genuine and innocent ones, from any of his students. Any mistakes will be met with severe and ruthless punishments. Apologies alone will never be good enough. Even asking the wrong question in class will have unimaginable repercussions. Whatever the teacher teaches and answers given can not be questioned or debated. Otherwise, it will be met with swift and brutal retaliation or even get kicked out of school. Your family may even receive death threats from the school because your son says the wrong thing in class. How long do you think your son's interest in the subject will last ? And will he ever make any effort in the future to better understand and continue to learn the subject he was once so innocently curious about ?? Will you still send your son to his Math class ??Please ponder.

[@金月光翟]

Nice statement of Muslim perpestive, but we are not God. No matter how careful sop or whatever serious step you take, kind of this thing still maybe happen in any store or any religion of Muslim or non Muslim. In this case, could we said that kkmart is playing with your religion? Is kkmart a bad guy? Did kkmart try to avoid his responsibilities? Probably the kkmart worker who the one unpack and put it on the rack are Muslim worker. We just human, make mistake, so we apologise and make things right again. I believe that most Muslim already can accept at this stage, just a Muslim politician keep on calling for his own benefit make the situation complicated and He make it turn into a bully case. Perpestive of non Muslim, a student make a mistake, then the student apology and work hard to assure it will not happen in future. But the teacher angry and call all the student to boycott him. Ignore him and not to talk to him anymore. Yup, this is sensitive of Non Muslim, feelings uncomfortable with bullying happening now, it is a big issues for non Muslim surviving, because Muslim are majority and non Muslim are minority. Would Muslim willing to understand non Muslim concerns and worries?

[@Mochi5065]

Non Muslim here and I kind of agree with you on most non Muslim fail to understand the core of the issue. As for the reason why a lot of annoying comments from non Muslim. Here is my observation: 1) some old citizens mindset already fixed, no one can change they opinion. 2) Some of youngsters are just too burned out on series of boycott events, and they also having economic difficulties. It becomes a counter response to make these comments when it come to boycott related. 3) Hate & annoying comments travel easier and faster on social media, this is on both side. I do think we should move on but not forget this issue. I still have faith that we will be more understand to Muslim counterpart. As youngsters from non Muslim is making social media content to educates non Muslim community. I still upset that politician still use these to divide us up, where everyone is suffering due to poor economy performance.

[@AziDNanA]

@@CMCJJT The problem with your scenario is that, in that case, you are willing to learn. Im not sure a lot of non bumi willing to learn about Islamic religion if anyone being honest. So a lot the do and don'ts are not clear for non bumi. But everyone know that, the muslim will not tolerate anything bad regarding the Prophet, The Quran and Allah. This 3 was never a debate. u can debate some other teaching or issue, but this 3 was not an option, so why are you trying to change their point of view when these are no go front the beginning? you will not win anything trying to debate this 3 issues, which why i said, better to respect each other. If i were to use your analogy, the teacher have their own rules that they will not tolerate, the schools have their own rules that they will not tolerate, so its the same concept. Teachers don't tolerate cheating, why then u still want to cheat? Does caught cheating end with only apologies? Most likely not, if u lucky only your parent will be call upon, in University, worst case scenario u can get expel. So, u avoid those because the consequences are serious. This is what i think non bumi doesn't understand, the things related to our religion, can lead us to not compromise, due to the seriousness of the offence. So why not avoid the whole thing to begin with? Same as u try to avoid cheating with your teacher when u know the rules says that cheating is wrong? Why not make it easy for everyone, and avoid these kind of issues from the beginning? That why i suggest that the company maybe need to give awareness to their staff and supplier that these are not tolerable, so that you can avoid it from the beginning. As for the consequences of breaking the rules, everyone have their own opinion. im just telling you that, even without the call for boycott, the reaction most muslim will take is to avoid KK Mart if possible. It is in our consciousness that we do not support anyone or anything that reflect badly to the prophet, the al quran and Allah. Also, the way u are saying the teachers are not tolerable on any mistakes, please look at your surrounding, do you think most muslim doesn't tolerate? if they dont, you might not be in Malaysia anymore. U may find the politicions doesn't tolerate, try to use this issues as a way or means to get the support from the Malays, but look at your daily life, have the muslim not tolerate any mistake if u genuinely make a mistake about their religion? Please dont mix the reaction of a politician and a normal daily person. and, im not here to debate who right or wrong, im just saying that, since you dont understand the religion, but u know there are things they dont tolerate, try understand to avoid it before it happen. That is what respect should be. It will skip all the trouble u have to face and its harder to gain trust later on.

[@AziDNanA]

​@@金月光翟 I didnt blame KK Mart, i only suggest steps they can take. Dont jump into conclusion. Also, im describing what Muslim will naturally do. and to be honest, avoiding or not is not an offence to begin with. i can choose to buy from other retailer even without this case or issues, so even if u think avoiding is a kind of punishment, people are free to choose. same goes to you, if u hear something bad about a brand, u choose not to buy, is that consider bullying? Please understand i use "avoiding", not boycotting, because its a natural reaction when u hear something bad about a brand and u avoid buying them. and your statement mainly base on politician reaction. i don't have the time to debate what politician do. My original post was to highlight that most non bumi doesn't understand why it became a hot issues for the muslim community, what the reaction will be and how to just answer it "politically" so that the issues go away. Do i sound like im backing up the politician that keep asking for Boycott? It is the muslim natural reaction is to avoid KK Mart for the time being, and they are free to choose. Right or wrong, its their personal choice. so, it would have been better that to avoid all these from the beginning as i mention earlier.

[@JoeLee1998]

Speaking about the certificate of ownership for native customary right. The word "Native Customary Rights" is very significant. It means that only natives can have ownership of the land. If a bank gives a loan using the certificate as collateral and the person defaults on the loan, the bank cannot claim ownership of the land. So the certificate is useless as a form of collateral. This is my two cents.

[@wakemeuppp]

Akmal said religion is far more important than economy.

[@chrischandran4439]

You still don't get it. It's not about saving money but getting it back from a convicted criminal who stole it!

[@jamalludinibrahim1145]

Hey Folks, Dis Prime Minister Of Malaysia Boleh Mohamed Anuar Bin Ibrahim Out Of Office, Too Often & Too BUZI & FOCUS in Visiting D KAMPUNG Area Assisting D Folks For Preparing & Cooking " DODOL " Session For D Coming Hari Raya .... * Along D Way Mohamed Anuar Bin Ibrahim Miss Out D Cup of KOPI / Coffee Pricing Getting More & More Expensive .....

[@ngkeam9491]

@jamal- as long as it is yummy, is good enough?

[@shaqisumari304]

Forgive and forget lets move on, not let it run through destroying harmony built , peace and love

[@chuageokseng2168]

3R toxic politics should be enforced by laws banning it once and for all. Wisdom from head of state is timely.

[@lklleong924]

Your podcast is behind what's actually happened on the ground. Akmal wants to boycott until KK Mart close business!

[@kimilo7439]

KK mart can sue those FITNAH

[@vftw6086]

Didn't watch the whole thing did you? Just like any podcast, this is a pre-recorded one. Ong has disclaimed it at 18:50

[@lklleong924]

@@vftw6086 I know that it's prerecorded but apparently too many days in advance.

[@lklleong924]

@@kimilo7439 As usual, nons will bow down but he will sue the supplier (non) instead.

[@anbalahananbazhahan3719]

Why were These Islam Preachers.. Chinese Muslim Hj Riduan Tee, Hj Firdaus Wong, & Indian Muslim Zamri Vitnorh ...? Why are These Guys Goes To all Supermarket & Minimart which does not own these Outlets...

[@lorinamojingol3173]

Christians esp catholics dont put t bible on t ground Maybe SOME DO.

[@ngkeam9491]

@lori- some nuance here, some folks have religious tattoos engraved on their bodies?

[@aaronchew4770]

You mentioned that Christians view the Bible differently from Muslims with regard to the Word of God, and that they had no issue with putting the Bible on the ground next to the feet. With due respect to you and your politics, I wish to clarify that as Christ believer. We do honour the name of God and the Scriptures in principle and practical. The ancient copyist of the OT deemed God's name so holy that the name should not be pronounced by unclean lips of men, so they removed the vowels. Also, they would washed themselves and pray for cleaning every time and before they wrote the name of God. We who are recipients of both Covenants do well to honour God's name. Our Lord Jesus taught that "Hallowed be God's name". What happened was that the ancient political- religious leaders honoured God ceremoniously in worship, and form in bowing down, and in sermons, but oppressed people for their political and personal gains, using God's name. We honoured God's name in substance by being gracious to our enemies and those who disagree with us. Likewise, we should not intentionally treat the Bible in a disrespectful way by throwing bibles around, on dirty ground. On the other hand, keeping the Bible in it's pristine condition, like a flower vase, by not reading it and only hearing from sermons, is most disrespectful and dishonouring to God. A Bible that is torn and tattered because it is well read and studied is honouring God. The ancient Berean Christians check Paul's teachings (NT) against the Scriptures (OT). Yes KP, Christ believers respect God's name and Scriptures, not just in theory but in real world practice, and in a sense, not that much different from true believers of other faiths.

[@michaelchew6316]

As a Catholic , I don't agree with both of you that the Bible can be put on the floor next to your feet. Our Holy Bible should be treated with respect. But you may place your Bible on your lap if there is no table.

[@chiamyawyung1553]

Then please stop making big claims that God is omnipresent, if god is omnipresent, it exists all over the places including places perceived as filthy.

[@joncn005]

@@chiamyawyung1553 People like you is no different from people who call for boycott. Atheists love to ridicule things that people take it seriously.

[@veritastangg9486]

The Bible is a holy book containing God's Word and therefore must be treated with honour. Putting it at yr feet is a sign of dishonour & disrespect. Ppl who mock God will pay heavily after their death.

[@chiamyawyung1553]

@@veritastangg9486 If they wasn't any great figure like Voltaire who was ultra critical to religion, Europe will still be in dark age, hundred years of war of religions, corruption, genocide. Do not be naive about religion.

[@leftycreamsoda2559]

@@veritastangg9486 see now you know right many of them dont respect other people religion.

[@Crouchingtigerpod]

Look forward to seeing Tengku Zafrul on the couch soon.

[@WawanoCahyono]

Better tendering policies or 16 millions, I prefer to keep both

[@blose4793]

I was labelled shallow and low-minded for brushing off the socks issue.

[@ngkeam9491]

@blose- no right or wrong, its a matter of opinions. to some its some very sensitive issues, whatabout dismantling the temple or kovil/ deol of other races by Bandaraya?

[@blose4793]

@@ngkeam9491 this topic has been reported in many countries. Many will form views on the country as an investment venue or hold concerts in Malaysia. PAS was blamed for lost concert revenues. Now, UMNO continue to promote Malaysia’s conservative image.

[@user-ux9br2sg5b]

Wont be surprised promised investments would evaporate in thin air.

[@siymo]

OKM must lead the conversation, otherwise we will be lost

[@derickhochinfai]

Akmal. If you observe his language "menteri bukan penjual Bak Kut Teh" "Saya tak ada tauke Di belakang saya" Search for the article for context. This time though he finally got to capitalise fully on the sock issue. My personal view, it is OK for Akmal to call for a boycott to defend Islam. Common rights. BUT! UMNO and Akmal has to come out and be responsible to set the Rule of engagement to not let it become Malay vs Non-Muslim, Malay vs Non-malay. Words like 13 may, kafir harbi, sepet and etc has been thrown around by their supporters online and we know what comes next.

[@yeongvoonkang1966]

'Akmal the bully' is going to be very volatile and dangerous for the unity gov, and aggressive young mp trying to make a name for himself will do anything to standout

[@gabrielvideo3852]

i dont think that is an ultra nationalist issue. It is an ultra religious issue. And that is a problem for malaysia politics when religion is mixed in. When one religion is made to be superior above all others since the majority are of that religion

[@leeheemeng3799]

Well if you mean the rules set in the constitution that made one religion superior above all then I would have to disagree with you .Constitution law should remain and not change for the peace of the country

[@psalmsong7558]

I always enjoy listening to OKM. So wise n articulate.

[@AndrewRobertson-v5i]

I learnt a lot from Christian prince.

[@Utube1024]

Also the guy from Pakistan Bible or Quran. BTW I am neutral free thinker.

[@hryhry4922]

What would the be outcome of boycott towards KKMart? Would Malay community worry if the boycott become successful?

[@Ak1m2]

No Worries, the 'poor' will still need to go to their 'nearest' mini-marts for their daily 10-eggs, a-kg of rice / sugar or flour! The boycott is futile for the poor as they had no choose!

[@PeterGuan-c9x]

Very good information bro keep it up ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Mr4IM4N]

Please include gaza issues as well sir 🙏

[@siymo]

KJ 65 SH 20 Guest 15

[@jessicalim1379]

Reflect: Thanks Are We OK for sharing the News. Indeed the authorities should investigate the culprit who manufacture such products to subbotage racial and religious harmony in the regions. All these situations can be resolved by implementing *ESG Policy* Globally. Pray for God's guardian and WISDOM upon the Leadership in the World. *Malaysia MADANI, Malaysia Boleh* ! God Is Love!🙏🏻💕🌻🇲🇾🌏💕🌈

[@Kazuhiko2020]

It is good that there are time stamps on the video now, but unfortunately none of them are correctly timed to the start of the discussion of each topic. Hope future videos will not have this problem

[@ahmadmustakhimabdmutalib59]

Can ur do the bahasa translation version, ur PC is one goodtalk, but takpaham, consider that, tq 😊

[@amyssb1]

the Chinese bark when there is a hint of Malays wanting to boycott Chinese shops, but the Malays know that the Chinese have been boycotting Malay businesses for a long time, try asking yourself when was the last time you shopped at a Malay shop, you think the Malays don't know but the Malays still support the business Chinese, until they become the richest race in Malaysia because Malays are not racist (except for politicians) just don't touch on our religion because you will feel the reaction

[@melvinday439]

Malaysian chinese here, my mum always told me that she enjoys going to Malay vendors in the pasar instead of Chinese vendors. She told me that Malay vendors are much friendlier and Chinese ones and I agree it as well. I enjoy eating Malay food and I support local Malay eateries as well. Regarding the religion issue. I would say that many non Muslims have a certain level of misunderstandings about Islam the majority of us have no basic knowledge about Islam. I've known many Muslim friends from many countries around the world and we talked about religion and they educate me about Islam and yes sadly many bad people use the name Islam of do bad stuffs (no offense here) which causes the people to be afraid of Islam. I truly believe that it is a beautiful religion. I think we should have communications between Muslims and non Muslims to avoid possible issues happening again in the future. Malaysia which is a diverse community should show the world that Muslims and non Muslims can live peacefully. Peace and cheers

[@amyssb1]

@@melvinday439 what I am stating is from my experience, my late father used to have a grocery store in a housing estate that was 60 percent inhabited by Chinese people, but every day, week or month can be counted on the fingers of the Chinese people who came to buy at my late father's shop, even during the Chinese New Year holidays, no Chinese people come to my late father's shop, even though all the Chinese shops are closed at that time, I think they prefer to go to a supermarket like KK Mart, which is 15 kilometers away from the house instead of going to a Malay shop. your mother may be one of the special ones, one in a thousand like a chinese uncle who always comes to buy and chat with my late father, you yourself apart from the restaurant how many times have you shopped from a malay shop in your life.

[@melvinday439]

@@amyssb1 I understand the frustrations between races and groups. I want to say that we want peace we love our country. We need a healthy relationship not hatred. Personally I see Malays, Chinese, and Indian as Malaysians. I know there's a lot of people tak kira la bangsa apa lah that are stupid and racist. What we can do i just don't be that kind of person.

[@Lebanon_Group]

U are what u eat.

[@navvir]

What can the govt do to stop major companies (Grab, carsome, AA) from moving to our neighbouring countries? We need their jobs and taxes too!

[@ylihao]

Unfortunately as we speak, not only the temperature did not come down at all, it got even worse 🥲

[@ahmadmustakhimabdmutalib59]

Do like the previous Venezuelian tv drama, translate to bahasa 😊

[@jasonwong3301]

MP should bring this Allah socks issue to parliament for debate, as it is already raise to national level conflicts

[@wsk1124]

DOSM data for Feb 2024 out, inflation up by 1.8%

[@ed808]

I recently came across a video where the Singapore MPs were discussing AI and its impacts on their economy and introducing subsidies for the 40 year olds to retrain them for the new challenges to come

[@leonleon765]

Why is Sg discussing Anwar Ibrahim?🥸

[@veritastangg9486]

PMX should demand the factory in China that produced the socks to apologise. PMX has stated that firm action must be taken on those responsible for the socks incident. So why are Msian authorities & UMNO not criticising & not taking action against the China factory, but instead slamming & targetting KK Mart? They are using KK Mart as a scapegoat. Msia Madani?? Anwar has lost credibility!

[@lklleong924]

A matter of the big bullies the small. They don't dare to touch China.

[@AminCorea]

What happen regarding the socks matter is not trivial. Many Muslims will not let it go easily. We will pursue this matter no matter what. No forgiveness.Wasalam

[@hazelnuts23]

Extremist.

[@sytoh715]

initially, I thought that all the sock, now, it is 5x pairs out of thw 18,000!...is it planned to score political mileage?

[@khaliqkhan91]

Does Peter sound like Chris Rock to anyone else??

[@rbh513]

Bank don’t give loan based on Tanah adat collateral.

[@mng3838]

Thanks for enlightening me on the FTA. I can see more opportunities in Mexico now :)

[@RobertLabar-n8q]

Yes, Sarawak needs you two to come to Sarawak

[@iiifchannel6300]

Dont trust these speaker

[@chandrakumari-o8f]

are epf's foreign investment from a shariah counters?

[@kamarulzainizainal1980]

Ong Kian Ming is matured enough

[@yttytt123]

political stunt or re direct attention

[@thlim1460]

A similar incident of the sock issue occurred in 2017 in JB but was obviously treated differently by UMNO who was then the govt. Where was the ‘political exposure’ on it then when the KA appeared on the sandle. This incident prove the issue had been exploited by UMNO now to gain political support from the Malays given UMNO’s situation now. What is shocking is UMNO MKT came out to support Akmal thus sealing its faith with the govt eventually by GE16.

[@alfchuah]

Kian Ming, congrats on your new PhD from MCA University. You might as well not respond to the forgiven RM160 million fine. WTF gives a damn about the bigger picture? You know what LHDN says to our RM200 fine? No further discussion. By your bigger pic rule, RM200 should be forgiven because it’s just a drop of water in the ocean. How can you even be a good businessman or even a fuckig LECTURER at Taylor’s University when you just let RM160 million go whilst whatever new laws are still being formulated or in early stage. You should not have brought this up again - you only shamed yourself.

[@yeongvoonkang1966]

Bro chill , he not saying that the discount for najib's fine is right either, you are arguing this issue from a different perspective

[@yttytt123]

political stunt vs politic's slave

[@dennisleong2389]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@ngkp4481]

The current situation is they are trying to escalate from boycott kk mart to boycott the whole other races. In the beginning they said this is only between kk mart and their Agama issue and other ppl don't masuk campur. Some serious Conspiracy happened behind already.

[@hryhry4922]

perhaps you have never heard about BMF campaign. Buy Muslim First. this sock issue is just to initiate the boycott process. The bigger aim is realize BMF campaign.

[@Mochi5065]

I actually don't mind muslim made product. But Muslim product isnt as cheap as those made in China. In the end some Muslim go China and buy product and resell it in Malaysia. That doesn't solve anything at all, we still get product from China.

[@2senworth]

I would never put my Bible or any other holy book on the floor be it the Gita or the Quran. As a Malaysian I am aghast at the level of disrespect in putting God’s name on an item of clothing worn over the feet which have to be washed when we enter any abode especially a house of worship in many Asian cultures. Furthermore Islam is the national religion of our country and the Christians in East Malaysia also refer to God as Allah. This is totally unacceptable to the majority of Malaysians. I hope the authorities will impose deterrent punishment for such blatantly unconscionable behaviour.

[@ngkeam9491]

@2sen- that is ur deciphering, what happen if someone says with the "A" in the socks, it will protect one further, analogous of engraving religious tattoos on one's physiques? this is the other argument rendered

[@2senworth]

Such blessing charms are worn at the wrist or round the neck- not the feet as far as I know. I appreciate the viewpoint though and am certainly not in favour of politicians capitalising on the issue and creating a further rift in our society.

[@ngkeam9491]

@@2senworth -each is entitled to his/ her views. in our modern society, regarding religious issues, there is a word of agnosticism, some will not regard it as sensitive, while others might. it is all in the state of mind, to decode it correspondingly! ostensibly some Politicians have gone over the top regarding this matter! add oil......

[@beemer2323]

Politicians = snakes

[@roselee5619]

Let good sense prevail

[@aliazara7742]

When you insult what we hold dearly, it's fair to punish with a way that feels dearly to the offenders which is money. Too bad!

[@fatinfasya]

Those who support kk mart Why not go kk mart n show support loo. Take picture looo

[@lklleong924]

I did yesterday.

[@Mochi5065]

I don't think ppl actually support them. A lot of non-Muslim youngsters are insensitive about this issue. Making a living isn't easy these day. Nobody have the sort of time to do this.

[@manning4448]

It will only portray fear amongst foreign investors who will now think twice before investing as their business could be affected over issues that they do not have control over

[@stevenlow8122]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@iiifchannel6300]

Whatever opinion,facts and debates. Lets BOIKOT KK Mart to the end. Ini kali-LAH Keep in mind , others those hide and watch, next is your turn.

[@chandranchandran4818]

Hi can you both investigate how and where actually this named socks came from.? I have a doubt If kk printed this word.

[@lightscameraaction1423]

Not their job bro. Let the police handle it

[@chuageokseng2168]

Sabotage as a political tool to destabilise the government. More will follows.

[@Wendy-dm5ox]

The socks were from China.

[@chuageokseng2168]

@@Wendy-dm5ox Google Embroidery sewing machine.👀 Easy to print a specific logo on disputed socks(white socks made in Vietnam, Thailand, China are sold in outlets(MUJI, UNI QLO) inside shopping mall.

[@chuageokseng2168]

Anyone can print specific logo design on the sock with this machine available in uniform making workshops or artists or small business enterprise specialises in the trade(printing names, customise logo designs on uniforms, caps/hats, handy bags, souvenirs...etc.

[@mzahidfullah2]

Our educational system separated us from the beginning, thus we insensitive regarding something important to other culture in Malaysia. This kind of issue will be happen again and again since some people don't aware the sensitivity of other races. The boycott can become late educational experience for us, not to touch something important to a certain community. Keep on boycotting untill Malaysian learned enough.

[@Mochi5065]

Yes, you can boycott. As a non Muslim I have no issue with that. As a human we can protect things that is important to us. I won't say as a Muslim you must boycott, but as a human you can boycott. Hope things go well with you.

[@wackyaces5316]

If it will stop your toes from going green and rotting from fungus then what’s the problem?

[@willsmith39]

I also sell these Allah socks - but strictly not for prophet.

[@yongkm66]

leaving aside religious angle, do you think is right for a corporation to blame the issue on a supplier? it looks like KK Mart do not care what is put on their shelves. Today is socks, tomorrow is liquor and day after will be tinted food. until, i am convinced that strict SOPs are in placed to prevent recurrence i am not buying from them..l

[@saidkahar5414]

This mabuk issue is very unfair those mabuk drive car and knock people die or cripple whole life. Offenders must be penalised strongly

[@chrish2396]

Even if you have SOPs, there's a yield rate through process (eg escapes from test) .... 16 out of 1k (assumption of import qty, i'm sure it's more than that since there's ~800 outlet). That's ~98% yield rate and it's very common.. There's no such thing as 100% pass rate as long as it involve human

[@jaxkk1119]

@@saidkahar5414 I believe you have no idea the most common cause of car death in Malaysia is speeding, about 90%, but we don't even imprison them, they only get saman for RM300 and good to go

[@jaxkk1119]

Because no one ever thought this was an issue, and the supplier was a qualified supplier, just simple as that If all companies will have to make a very strict SOP, the cost of it will be pay by the customers, it's not so easy to make a double check, triple check over thousands of products

[@leealex24]

KK is claiming sabotage. I do agree somewhat, the supplier must be investigated more thoroughly

[@STx95]

Siapa akmal saleh? Akmal Sialeh aq tau la

[@Kulo_WC]

It is ok to p on Quran.

[@joncn005]

For the love of Muhibah spirit, do you need to add oil to the already raging fire?

[@Kulo_WC]

@@joncn005 We are reciprocating the respect that the Muslim has on their Quran. The way they carry themselves shows the quality of the Quran. Hope you understand.

[@raymondng1146]

Bro...human being are complicated....if others want to be enslave in thinking....let it be...world would be a better place ...human civilization haven't reach it's zenith yet

[@Mochi5065]

​​​No, I do not understand why you are doing this, bro. I think you have been brainwashed by social media. Treat others the way you wish to be treated. Before they are muslim, they are human. We are not that different after all. What you just did show no different from what you claim they did. ​@@Kulo_WC

[@ngkeam9491]

@kulo- unjustifiable!!

[@muhamadsukribinmohdradzali9295]

KK mart was boikot by Malay customer so what the KK mart problem.. Chinese people support to KK mart ....

[@Mochi5065]

Sadly they are not really supporting KK. Chinese may comment on Internet what ever they want, but major customer of KK is still Malay. Chinese usually go to seven eleven and family mart. KK mart sure die if they can't make Malay forgive them and it is going to be difficult.

[@Ak1m2]

​@Mochi5065 The poor have no choice, they will & still need to go to their 'nearest' mini-mart for their 'daily-fix'! As, the saying poor can't be choosy! Let's see!

[@ngkeam9491]

@muhamad- its a matter of conveniences , skip uttering backing......?