Unless you're a minority in BOTH Singapore and Malaysia, you are not in a position to talk. Please.... The Malaysians don't make excuses - they are pro-Malay and non-Malays are second class, no doubt. It's not the same here, in Singapore. We are supposed to be pro-Singaporean but a lot of things are not available to the minorities. Case in point, just look at the number of 'Chinese-Speaking/Chinese Writing ONLY' job adverts in the papers. In Malaysia, Malay is the first language. Is Chinese the first language here?

Anyway, the bunch of Chinese in this incident tried to be funny and 'revolutionary'. In a revolution, either you will be stopped by red tape (Singapore) or by violence. If you people think that revolution is ok, then you should be supporting Chee Soon Juan just as strongly as you're supporting this bunch.

You are blaming the Malays for reacting, for being hooligans and uncivilized. Let me ask you this. If I light a small candle and irresponsibly leave it unattended and it leads to a major fire that burns down a building, would you blame the ensuing fire or the small act of irresposibility? The group of Chinese were the ones who lighted the candle, FOR YOUR KIND INFORMATION!

Sheesh.....