Melayu memang suka heboh!

Is my title can create any speculations? Problem? You mad? Just because I'm not Dr. M, that doesn't mean I can't say things that I see and things that I myself think is reality! When it comes about personal life of someone, people on a dime swarm to it. Yes, you maybe can say I'm a kind of it too. Not that worst I surely think.

If I say about a famous 14 years old who was the one in trending topic of worldwide in Twitter, who you might think she is? I bet you know. I went to her fake fan page in Facebook, there are many minie more of harsh words been thrown. Speaking like a bloody holy being divine messenger. Well, if that's the way she is, then let her be, take it as a salt of the earth.

Words like 'kau ni perangai mcm sial, tolong la berubah' or 'tuhan tak suka orang mcm kau ni, memalukan agama je' and even like this never-looked at the mirror words 'mari berdebat dgn aku kalau kau tuh betul, dgn ilmu yg aku ada, aku nak berdakwah'. I wonder, who would take advice if :

1. There are no good intention of doing it
2. There are no soft tone
3. There are no such soft good words

A thing that I'd like to highlight, why must all bad things are always spreading fast instead of good things? Why today I don't hear anyone updating in status or tweet about :

• May 30th, debaters of UiTM won in final Great Serdang Debate Championship 2011 against UKS(Universiti Kebangsaan Singapura).
• 31st of May, OKU student, Amirah Azali, 16 has been awarded as a excellent student in PMR 2010.

Isn't it something that we should be proud of as Malaysian? (see, I got goosebumps when I'm telling this). Yes, I'm happy, proud, or at least feel better to know such good thing that happened around. Condemning on others makes me quite annoyed and suddenly I forgot who's in a faulty shoes! I think, when we look at our faults, we'll find so many faults that we won't have time to look for other people faults.

We're all alike, huh?