The Star Malaysia

Your views

-

If you want to have your say immediatel­y, use your cellphone. SMS your comments to The Star on topics and issues related to general news, business and sports (include name/ pseudonym): Type STAR NW (or BZ or SP) followed by the message (of up to 140 characters) and send to 39993. This is a free service. However, normal mobile operators’ network charges apply.

> Malaysian first

Hi there politician­s, I’m a Malaysian first. Remember that if you want my vote, not my skin colour or religion.

> MPs, we expect better

What is happening in our Parliament is unbearable. It is just a shouting game and nothing fruitful is being discussed. Name calling name and using unparliame­ntary words are the norm. Very disappoint­ing. - Subra

> Easter blessings

The Bible says that we are eternal beings and our future life in eternity depends on our relationsh­ip with God now. For all who celebrate life over death at Easter, may you find God’s abundant love and His grace and mercy be with you now and always. – Rueben Dudley, Petaling Jaya

> Wean off slowly

Just like smoking, junk food is equally bad for our health. It is high in calories and the only changes in our body is weight gain. And weight gain leads to obesity. Everyone knows that obesity invites many illnesses. To stop eating junk food abruptly, irritation­s and headaches may occur as our body gets rid of all the toxins. But looking at the bright side, our body will gradually reduce in weight and blood sugar levels will also fall. – Vannessani­a Justin, Sabah

> Maids are humans too

Justice is finally done against Rozita for the abuse of her maid. Employers should treat their maids as humans. - Gandhi, Seremban

I cannot fathom why a person would be so cruel to another human being. Being kind to domestic helpers is the least we could do for those who left home to work for us here.

> Voting right

Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai, writing in his Plain Speaking column on March 30, told the story of himself and his family, their struggles, perseveran­ce, and success as the benchmark of Chinese society at large in Malaysia. But it is the emphasis he gives to their part of building the nation together with the other races, especially the Malays, that we Chinese should be proud of. All this while, the MCA has been in the forefront to ensure that the Chinese are not left out when vital decisions are made affecting the nation. With GE14 around the corner, surely we know to which party we should give our votes. – William Ong

> Make real changes

Definition of insanity is the state of affairs our country’s football is at – doing the same thing over and over again but expecting a different result. Start with the basics, people!

> Police patrols needed

Many crimes are taking place in broad daylight, especially snatch theft. Nowadays, we don’t see policemen patrolling the streets. Very dangerous out there especially for children and women. – Subra

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from Malaysia