Comments on: Gangster’s Paradise

By: rajkumar

rajkumar — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 00:39:37 +0000

to bro max….u asked for it..vayeh mudikithu summa iruntha it would have not happened..definately they had authorities at the school that you could have reported the incident..but u just became a standard machan when u said.. i shud hav bash him up for live for what he has done to me…damn this kind of indians…aruve pundei iruke..kalau dia mampus..consider yourself pun mampus la …

By: djrufio

djrufio — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 03:02:56 +0000

Guys, The best thing to do is, just walk away or leave that place…. indians are going down the drains day by day….they will never learn nor listen to anyone. They are so into this self satisfaction and their urge to fuck up, comes from deep inside their heart which of course they have obtained through several tamil movies. Come on guys…stop initiating fights. Read the below and try to understand it…

He who has thousands of frends,
Has no frends to spare,
but he who has an enemy,
shall meet him everywhere.

When you really in need of help, you won’t be able to find any frends around you but you will alwiz bump into that one enemy wherever you go.

By: Nameless

Nameless — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 05:02:45 +0000

And yet everyone gets upset when I call this fellows PARIAHS!!! Para payen

By: Rapunzelle

Rapunzelle — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 16:03:02 +0000

“What if someone accidentally chops of your hands? You would have to wash your ass and eat with the same hand la fuckers!”
LOLxx really funny ….
and to mention not only our machans even our kamachis nowadays r into gangsterism d ….even gals oso cannot look at gals ..problemo..
by being silent n leavin da place is da best to be alive n to live in peace.

By: udangSAMBAL

udangSAMBAL — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 11:25:29 +0000

kalu ‘ram’ pon salah jugak bang..

By: Max

Max — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 07:29:50 +0000

I was a KL sprinter during my school days, and one day i went to a another school sports bcoz i was invited as pelari jemputan…one bunch of indian guys came to me and their leader mentioned that i stared at their gang which i reli dun remember i did…b4 i cud clarify,he bang me on the head…and he’s bad luck,he got real bashing from me…his gang did not even helped him,instead just stopped the fight…
school officials came and since he was bleeding,i was to blame for the fight…and majlis sukan sekolah kuala lumpur took disiplinary action on me and fired me as a state runner…i was a well known student for my academic n sports achievement in school…n this incident spoilt everything…after the incident,that punde came to my school to settle the score with me since he was bashed up the last time…finally getting to know he was my school fren’s fren….n things was settle…i shud hav bash him up for live for what he has done to me…damn this kind of indians…but i proved one thing that academically first class macha’s are better fighters than those claiming themselves as gangsters…

By: realist

realist — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 06:17:38 +0000

Good observations.First I thought `what’s the point Durai venting out his frustations since the gangsters won’t be interested to read this blog’. On 2nd thoughts, maybe some wannabe gangsters like schoolgoing teenagers wud be reading it. So it is still worth highlighting.

Staring can trigger fights ah? omg. I am trying to figure out this phenomenon. If we feel good abt ourselves, we wudn’t mind people looking or staring at us.This group may be feeling lousy abt themselves but couldn’t face that reality. In a bid to feel good abt themselves, they take the wrong path & fail in the long run. You see, the best trophy for any human is recognition. Probably these group have no will power & determination to get recognised for worthwhile matters e.g. academic excellence, business skills,social skills, talents, wealth, discipline etc etc..

By: lizard

lizard — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 03:38:49 +0000

There is nothing important than keeping your self alive- Afeni

By: Jim Carrey

Jim Carrey — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:38:50 +0000

I do believe he was using the term ’spartans’ sarcastically, Leonidas.

By: lone-ranger

lone-ranger — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 07:24:26 +0000

Durai,

I can’t remember how I came into this blog but it happened couple of months ago while surfing and been reading it occasionally. The freedom to speak and write is essential to all of us though I don’t quite agree with your article sometimes but again that’s the freedom we want to keep us moving over time and space.

On this article – you quoted “Indian Spartans”. Dammm wrong durai. The “Spartans” are born warriors and “Sparta” was an army camp of her own. The “spartans” will return with glory after a fight or war with shields high, the injured treated and dead buried with full ceremony. It was a national pride for “spartans” and that’s what they live for.

Whereas our “taikos”, after a fight – go missing, go hiding, while many looking for them to finish off the uncompleted business. It’s the same for all here. When failed an examination in school and coming back home with red marks in report-card is not an option.. if seen smoking and its going to be reported to home… delaying the ETA to home was common and is the only option or better still don’t comeback home. Thats our society. We been molded as such.

And for the “police”, we just look south 400kms from Kuala Lumpur. Yes.. Singapore !!!, they are not perfect but comparing with ours.. they deserve five stars. If you are a public nuisance, you are fucked. Go behind bars. Even try to “pau” any foreign laborers, you fucked too by the police. No “encik”, No “tuan”, No “maaf”, No “kautim”, No “settling”. Pay the shit out for the crime and worst if the effected party goes for a civil suit.

Those who are hanged in your country for drug cases is considered unlucky. The “tuans” just decided to fulfill the quota for their “KPI” or some angel suddenly decided fly circling around their head. The lucky ones will have the 1kg seized reduced to few hundred grams with $$$- “kautim” and maybe 5-10 years behind bars. So where is the balance grams ? Its valuable.. stupid !!!.. back to the streets and start all over again. So the “taiko” finishes his term and comes out and now he got more stories to tell to his “machais”. Hell.. start again.. must recover the $$$-”kautim” losses. Brilliantly the “taiko” diversify the business activity after completing “post graduate” behind bars. Contacts thru-out country.. supply contacts.. marketing contacts.. end-user contacts..”kautim” contacts. After a while its too hot for everyone.. competition.. BANG!! BANG!! BANG!! – “semasa membuat rondaan .. nampak kereta.. megarahkan untuk berhenti.. pandu laju.. lima keluar.. lepaskan BANG !!!.. membalas BANG !!!.. bungkus.

Hundreds of reason for all this to happen. If crop it carefully, many issues will heal automatically. Don’t need to heal one-by-one. For start.. reduce the duty for alcohol and spirit.. yeah.. yeah.. I can dream on….