Malaysia Is Rising - So Why Aren't Malaysians Celebrating? | Economy of Malaysia | Econ

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• IN

  @In_Our_Timeline · 1 year ago

  “The trouble with Malaysia is, we don&apos;t act like we have that kind of power.”<br>― Brian Yap,

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• HO

  @HotRod16 · 1 year ago

  Nothing to celebrate. As a simple Malaysian, I want peace, stability, livability, safe, clean, harmony and a happy home.

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• AL

  @AllBackToOne · 1 year ago

  What do you mean &apos;celebrating&apos;? We still have a long way to go, a long journey to walk on. No time to celebrate, it&apos;s always time to work harder.

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• NI

  @nickloong · 1 year ago

  We Malaysians tend to tone down our celebrations and tend to apply the &quot;don&apos;t count your chicks before they&apos;re hatched&quot; mentality ever so often, coz we know everything lies in the balance. One tilt of the balance will have significant consequences to the country&apos;s political eco system.🙏

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• FR

  @frankeyadel · 1 year ago

  I don&apos;t think it is even close to something worth celebrating, yet. I know my country has grown by leaps and bounds, but when you look at the larger picture, we are but a speck of dust in the wind. But I don&apos;t think that&apos;s a bad thing. It stops us from having too large an ego, and do things that we might regret later. Keep forging the path forwards, Malaysia.

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• HA

  @harrisiskandar8356 · 1 year ago

  As Malaysian i wait and see how future unfold rather than celebrate things that does not happen yet.

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• SY

  @syahmimisnan1734 · 1 year ago

  In the nutshell, no matter how advance your country is, but you not getting richer and the basic salary number are still the same while the prices of goods are increasing. What to celebrate about? The one who controls the governmental things are the one who getting richer. Not the ordinary people who live in that country. What to celebrate about?

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• SE

  @sengkimchew · 1 year ago

  Malaysians don&apos;t need to celebrate. There are many more things to improve. We are still not the best in everything. Unity is our strength to continue to progress.

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• HE

  @Hesheka · 1 year ago

  My favorite southeastern country and favorite country to visit in the world

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• BA

  @backpackpepelon3867 · 1 year ago

  Lots of Malaysian, especially the younger generation is very well versed in geopolitics. They know their place in the world pecking order, they understand the growing influence of wealth and soft power their nation have won&apos;t really translate to their better standard of living anytime soon, and it can be taken away rather easily by greater power on the global chessboard.

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• SS

  @Ssshinz_05 · 1 year ago (edited)

  malaysian mostly care about their basic salary and the cost of living[me as well] also celebrating early is not a good idea, there a video about how we are rising as semiconductor hub before and some of my in youtube compatriots celebrated ,now i wonder whats their reaction when uncle sam introduced a tariff that could affect us lmaooo 🤣

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• F1

  @f1r3hunt3rz5 · 1 year ago

  Still have a long way to go. Still have so many things to improve

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