Choose togetherness, reject divisiveness | FMT
From Thomas Fann
This Malaysia Day, as we mark the union of our diverse peoples into one nation 62 years ago, we are called to reflect not only on our past but also on the path we are choosing for our future.
The recent assassination of American conservative influencer Charlie Kirk reminded the world how deadly divisions can become.
Though far away, Malaysia is not immune to the same “us versus them” mentality.
Left unchecked, it can tear apart the very fabric of our society.
A warning close to home
Political killings are rare in Malaysia, but violence is not absent.
The syringe attack on Rafizi Ramli’s young son, the firebombing of KK Mart outlets, the attack on Beruas MP Ngeh Koo Ham’s home, the “red shirts” attacks on Bersih protesters, and the assault on the Ulu Tiram police station are sobering reminders that hatred can, and does, spill into violence.
When leaders and influencers label opponents as “pengkhianat (traitors)” or “enemies of race and…
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