The MCA seems more fixated on unisex hair salons than in radioactive waste and pressing educational concerns, notes Martin Jalleh.
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Casey
30 Nov 2012 9.36pm
Chua Soi Lek (may) want adultery to be legalised besides alcohol, gambling and prostitution. A hair cut is a hair cut, and it does not matter to me what sex my barber belongs to. Just a hair cut, but adultery my dear MCA leaders.
MCA days are numbered, especially all the lackeys of Umno who are only lackeys … with the glorified title of ministers. So make good use of them while they lasted at most till April 2013 ! Sayonara.
That the problem is a minor issue is obvious from the minority affected. I thought non-Muslims (5% of population) living in Kelantan would have factored in the stricter controls, like for eg. no legal 4-D outlets. I believe unisex salons run by Chinese have been in existence but without official action based on the Municipal by-laws. Therefore the disproportionate attention given by MCA leaders to this minor localized problem is telling indeed.
Chua Soi Lek (may) want adultery to be legalised besides alcohol, gambling and prostitution. A hair cut is a hair cut, and it does not matter to me what sex my barber belongs to. Just a hair cut, but adultery my dear MCA leaders.
MCA days are numbered, especially all the lackeys of Umno who are only lackeys … with the glorified title of ministers. So make good use of them while they lasted at most till April 2013 ! Sayonara.
That the problem is a minor issue is obvious from the minority affected. I thought non-Muslims (5% of population) living in Kelantan would have factored in the stricter controls, like for eg. no legal 4-D outlets. I believe unisex salons run by Chinese have been in existence but without official action based on the Municipal by-laws. Therefore the disproportionate attention given by MCA leaders to this minor localized problem is telling indeed.