Is my home still safe?
I'm proud to be a Malaysian. Whenever I talk to some foreigners, I'll proudly tell them that I'm from Malaysia and I actually spend some time telling them about Malaysia if they know nuts about my country.
But sadly on the 2nd of May 2008, my house got broke in. Though the financial losses that we have suffered weren't really that much (thank God that no one got hurt), I would still want to question the country, how can a country grow when the basic needs of citizens like security are not being fulfilled?
Resident associations are being set up around residential areas, acting as a body for the residents of that area to come together to discuss issues or just bring people together. And I really wanna thank them for having the initiative to set up the security department as I seriously think that it really helps in reducing crimes, if properly managed. And the association is trying really hard to encourage residents to sign up for the programme. However, how can you convince the residents to sign up when there aren't any obvious results; snatch thieves are still hiding at every corner, burglars are still moving around, observing the movements of all the residents, car thieves wandering around, hunting for the right car? Well I'm not convinced to sign up, that's for sure...
What makes me really angry and worried is that the incident actually happened in the morning, at about 8.30am. How can these things happen when there are people walking around? My family members have made sure that they have locked all the gates and yet every thing happened within the hour when everyone was out... What a good way to start off the day man...
To make things worse, one of our neighbour's house got broke-in a day before us. Another neighbour's car got broke-in as well on the same day. This is ridiculous, and hilarious at the same time! So many cases within 2 days! So will the police do anything? My experiences on this made me really doubt so...
To the fucking asshole who broke into my house: If you are reading this, good then! Do make sure you fully utilise all the stuff that you got from my house. Because if you are not, do come and look for me with everything that you have gotten from my house. I'll make sure that I'll shove all these stuff right into your ass! I really believe in karma, what goes around comes around. What happened to my family members will come to you very soon, I mean really really soon. The financial losses, the psychological disturbs that you have created among my family members, and the time that they have spent cleaning up the mess that you have created. I hope that you'll get caught by the police soon (if the police is efficient enough), and end up donating all the stuff that you have gotten to the charity organisations. Be careful when you drive out, be careful when you are at home, anywhere! Though we don't know who you are, but God knows as He is watching you 24/7... (I'm trying to control myself now. If you were to hurt any of my family members, I'll make sure that you'll get cursed even further!) However, there is one thing about you that deserves a praise from me, you are really good at opening locks ya! You can actually do it in less than an hour's time! That's really impressive! Why can't you apply your lock-opening skills to something more useful? Like joining the police force or army and protect the citizens? I will really salute you if you do that...
To the country: I'm getting more and more upset and I'm not sure whether I'll go back. It's getting more and more dangerous for people to live in. So instead of promoting Malaysia as the best second-home for expats, please, I beg you, the government, do something to it. You guys can work on this. Learn from other countries which are doing well on this, like Singapore! I would say that the country is safe, and expats like this country!
Malaysia really have the potential to grow, as the country has all the talents and is rich in natural resources. So, do something before all the talents leave the country... Make this country a better place to stay!
But sadly on the 2nd of May 2008, my house got broke in. Though the financial losses that we have suffered weren't really that much (thank God that no one got hurt), I would still want to question the country, how can a country grow when the basic needs of citizens like security are not being fulfilled?
Resident associations are being set up around residential areas, acting as a body for the residents of that area to come together to discuss issues or just bring people together. And I really wanna thank them for having the initiative to set up the security department as I seriously think that it really helps in reducing crimes, if properly managed. And the association is trying really hard to encourage residents to sign up for the programme. However, how can you convince the residents to sign up when there aren't any obvious results; snatch thieves are still hiding at every corner, burglars are still moving around, observing the movements of all the residents, car thieves wandering around, hunting for the right car? Well I'm not convinced to sign up, that's for sure...
What makes me really angry and worried is that the incident actually happened in the morning, at about 8.30am. How can these things happen when there are people walking around? My family members have made sure that they have locked all the gates and yet every thing happened within the hour when everyone was out... What a good way to start off the day man...
To make things worse, one of our neighbour's house got broke-in a day before us. Another neighbour's car got broke-in as well on the same day. This is ridiculous, and hilarious at the same time! So many cases within 2 days! So will the police do anything? My experiences on this made me really doubt so...
To the fucking asshole who broke into my house: If you are reading this, good then! Do make sure you fully utilise all the stuff that you got from my house. Because if you are not, do come and look for me with everything that you have gotten from my house. I'll make sure that I'll shove all these stuff right into your ass! I really believe in karma, what goes around comes around. What happened to my family members will come to you very soon, I mean really really soon. The financial losses, the psychological disturbs that you have created among my family members, and the time that they have spent cleaning up the mess that you have created. I hope that you'll get caught by the police soon (if the police is efficient enough), and end up donating all the stuff that you have gotten to the charity organisations. Be careful when you drive out, be careful when you are at home, anywhere! Though we don't know who you are, but God knows as He is watching you 24/7... (I'm trying to control myself now. If you were to hurt any of my family members, I'll make sure that you'll get cursed even further!) However, there is one thing about you that deserves a praise from me, you are really good at opening locks ya! You can actually do it in less than an hour's time! That's really impressive! Why can't you apply your lock-opening skills to something more useful? Like joining the police force or army and protect the citizens? I will really salute you if you do that...
To the country: I'm getting more and more upset and I'm not sure whether I'll go back. It's getting more and more dangerous for people to live in. So instead of promoting Malaysia as the best second-home for expats, please, I beg you, the government, do something to it. You guys can work on this. Learn from other countries which are doing well on this, like Singapore! I would say that the country is safe, and expats like this country!
Malaysia really have the potential to grow, as the country has all the talents and is rich in natural resources. So, do something before all the talents leave the country... Make this country a better place to stay!
Labels: dangerous, frustation
posted by Tiang at
2:26 PM
2 Comments
