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Precedents throughout history show that normalised hate speech eventually leads to violence.

Voters have a choice despite what politicians say.

This is not an election Malaysians are going to sit out.

Putrajaya can emulate best practices of the UK, Canada.

Online disinformation targeting community has rapidly translated into real harm on the ground.

All communities, including Orang Asli, sacrificed for this land we call home.

Don't judge an entire community over the fault of a few.

We need a leader who will put country first, transcend self-interest.

Rage-baiting indicates our politics have yet to progress.

Negeri Sembilan's history shows the current dispute between undangs is not the first.

When explanations are repeated year after year, they are just excuses for failure.

Peace comes when we treat others with compassion.

Decision prompts questions and draws scrutiny.

No institution is perfect, but the Malay rulers have historically been an anchor for stability.

Party is realistic about short-term gains, plans big for the future.

Selangor's guidelines for houses of worship show the insular nature of the lawmaking process.

Just take sensible precautions to enjoy the jungle safely.

Better to have a strong opposition than contribute to the swamp.

Perhaps one should appreciate achievements when they arrive before moving on to the next.

Increasingly hard for politicians to find a good compromise to work with.

Corruption is a betrayal of public trust, and everyone is observing govt's response.

Bersama's main weakness is not vote-splitting, but absence of distinct constituency.

Sticking with friends better than courting enemies; shame PM had to learn the hard way.

It's time for us to embrace Bus Rapid Transit system.