'Why go Japan? Japan good meh? Malaysia also ok mah'
Okay, today I'm going to tell you one of the reasons I dont want to stay in Malaysia for the rest of my life.
The Police.
When you heard the word police, I'm sure the word Minum Kopi also appeared in your mind, right?
If you define the word POLICE with google, it says 'patrol: maintain the security of by carrying out a patrol '
Oh well, everyone knows that Malaysia's police cant run nor chase a robber?
C'mon!
Look at their stomach!
I wonder if they can really see their own toes while standing up straight.
How can they possibly run with that?
Still remember I post a photo about a police spitting seed on the floor at pasar malam?
How can the people follow those rules when the law enforcers themselves are setting such bad examples?
It doesnt sound convincing at all!
The last time I went to Thailand, their police took shift to watch over their designated area even during night time.
And their body are all fitting type.
Arent that how polices should be?
Look at the photos and you'll know some 'responsible' things our Malaysian Polices have done.
When is the time we the citizen needs policemen?
I think is during emergency when a theif entered someone's house or robber trying to rob a bank or a jewelry shop?
Or may be when the situation is getting out of hand?
I think in these situation, you'll need policemen.
But when you really are, our policemen arent there ready for you.
They mostly come after a few hours after the incident.
I remember the last time a theif entered my grandma's house and took everything valuble.
They called the police and reported about it and they didnt come.
Guess what?
They called back and asked is that theif gone?
Oh My God!
I thought catching theif is one of their job?
Or having a meal is more important than their job?
Ignoring all of these, they do have done something trying their best.
What is that?
Minum kopi la.
*showing hand sign asking you to stop the car(mostly motorcycle)*
'Encik, tolong tunjuk lisen.'
*pretend to look for a while*
'Tadi lepas had laju, apa macam?'
Then you started to panic and freaked out not wanting to pay the fine.
'Encik, bagi chance la'
'Lain kali tak kan lagi la'
'Sini Rm3o, tolong la sikit.'
'Macam ni kah?'
'Mari kita bincang sana.' *it means others can see from here*
'Rm30 tak cukup. Kami kan ada 5 orang. Encik tadi lepas had laju.'
'Okay la, Rm50 la. Deal?'
'Ok, lain kali jangan buat lagi.'
Sound familiar?
Of course it does.
It happens everywhere in Malaysia.
Oh!
Another time when they are patrolling around!
During Chinese New Year lah.
They can get ang pau when caught us playing firecrackers.
And some cold soft drinks.
Next time treat them some 肉干 better!
Some of you reading this might not agree with what I said.
'Mind your own business la'
Can I ask where does the income of them coming from?
I think is from the tax we all paid?
Since they arent doing that for free and we pay them indirectly, we deserve more.
Really hope Malaysia can change this ugly part of it.
At least go and help when someone reported instead of telling them you need to take your meal first.
