Jiuhoo Malay unhappy that Chinese Newspapers were Being Used To Wrap Nasi Lemak

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“Dumbest Comment Ever!”- M’sians Slam Netizen For Complaining Over Chinese Newspaper Being Used To Wrap Nasi Lemak​

The netizen later apologised, saying that he “misunderstood”

S.Y LEEJUNE 5, 2023

PETALING JAYA- “Is there a problem with using Chinese newspaper to wrap coconut rice?” A coconut rice vendor expressed his frustration after receiving criticism from a netizen regarding their use of Chinese newspapers and banana leaves to package their Nasi Lemak.

In a self-mocking tone, the vendor questioned whether they should let customers choose which language of newspaper to use for wrapping the Nasi Lemak.

The man took to his personal Twitter account, to share his experience, saying, “We just started selling pre-packaged coconut rice, and my wife promoted it in a Facebook group, only to receive silly comments.”

The netizen’s comment in the screenshot caught attention on social media, stating, “Why use Chinese newspapers to wrap Nasi Lemak? It doesn’t feel safe.”

According to the photo he uploaded, a set of packaged Nasi Lemak and a cup of hot milk tea is priced at RM4, with an additional RM1 for delivery, but customers can enjoy free delivery for the purchase of five sets or more.

This comment sparked discussions among netizens, with some expressing frustration over the disrespectful attitude towards Malaysia’s diverse ethnicities.
One questioned, “If you use a Chinese newspaper, does that make the Nasi Lemak forbidden (haram)?”

One netizen expressed his criticism by saying, “Do you know that the clothes you’re wearing, made in China, are likely touched by machines with non-halal DNA because the workers who make them also consume pork?

Seller explained he personally reads the Chinese newspaper to learn the language​

The seller later provided an explanation, stating, “I apologize if it may seem strange, but my younger sibling attends a Chinese school, so we bought a Chinese newspaper to encourage them to read and learn the language. We believe in embracing knowledge and promoting unity in our diverse country, Malaysia.”

The netizen, upon understanding the situation, expressed their regret and apologized for the misunderstanding.

https://weirdkaya.com/dumbest-comme...nese-newspaper-being-used-to-wrap-nasi-lemak/

 

[blackmondy]

Will mudds be more happy if Nasi Lemak is wrapped with pages from the Koran instead ?

 

[k1976]

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“Dumbest Comment Ever!”- M’sians Slam Netizen For Complaining Over Chinese Newspaper Being Used To Wrap Nasi Lemak​

The netizen later apologised, saying that he “misunderstood”

S.Y LEEJUNE 5, 2023

PETALING JAYA- “Is there a problem with using Chinese newspaper to wrap coconut rice?” A coconut rice vendor expressed his frustration after receiving criticism from a netizen regarding their use of Chinese newspapers and banana leaves to package their Nasi Lemak.

In a self-mocking tone, the vendor questioned whether they should let customers choose which language of newspaper to use for wrapping the Nasi Lemak.

The man took to his personal Twitter account, to share his experience, saying, “We just started selling pre-packaged coconut rice, and my wife promoted it in a Facebook group, only to receive silly comments.”



According to the photo he uploaded, a set of packaged Nasi Lemak and a cup of hot milk tea is priced at RM4, with an additional RM1 for delivery, but customers can enjoy free delivery for the purchase of five sets or more.

This comment sparked discussions among netizens, with some expressing frustration over the disrespectful attitude towards Malaysia’s diverse ethnicities.
One questioned, “If you use a Chinese newspaper, does that make the Nasi Lemak forbidden (haram)?”

One netizen expressed his criticism by saying, “Do you know that the clothes you’re wearing, made in China, are likely touched by machines with non-halal DNA because the workers who make them also consume pork?

Seller explained he personally reads the Chinese newspaper to learn the language​

The seller later provided an explanation, stating, “I apologize if it may seem strange, but my younger sibling attends a Chinese school, so we bought a Chinese newspaper to encourage them to read and learn the language. We believe in embracing knowledge and promoting unity in our diverse country, Malaysia.”

The netizen, upon understanding the situation, expressed their regret and apologized for the misunderstanding.

https://weirdkaya.com/dumbest-comme...nese-newspaper-being-used-to-wrap-nasi-lemak/

Ask them to stop buying thing from China immediately....as there are many non muselim de

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Will mudds be more happy if Nasi Lemak is wrapped with pages from the Koran instead ?

Maybe use the hadith

 

[laksaboy]

They should have used beautful wrapping paper to wrap the nasi lemak, using newspaper is too cheap.

 

[syed putra]

Looks like good value. Seldom got nasi lemak with cucumber and kangkong. Plus drinks all for RM4.
I hope this husband wife team succeed.

 

[winners]

After Anwar has taken over, analysts are now saying that he is turning to conservative policies to placate the Malay/Muslim allies. This is definitely detrimental to the non-Muslims in Malaysia. Good luck to these groups of Malaysians. Vote for Anwar somemore lah. The 1-Malaysia ideology will never materialize.

Jib Gor is still the best in my opinion.

 

[Pervert]

Now you know why Malaysia is sooo 50 years behind SG?

 

[syed putra]

After Anwar has taken over, analysts are now saying that he is turning to conservative policies to placate the Malay/Muslim allies. This is definitely detrimental to the non-Muslims in Malaysia. Good luck to these group of Malaysians. Vote for Anwar somemore lah. The 1-Malaysia ideology will never materialize.

These people with umno genes will never change. Umno and pkr will be wiped out in coming state election. After numerous change in gomen, still same policies in place. The voters wanted something new and will keep voting to change gomen until they get it.
DAP really need to have a PM candidate acceptable to voters. Their seats will remain. They need to sit with both sabah and sarawak parties. The peninsular malay leaders are all hopeless. Except for mat hassan. Only politicians who worked in the real economy before joining politics.