Are Malaysians generally tolerant of corruption, accepting it as an inevitable practice and part of our culture?
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Khoo Soo Hay
27 Jul 2023 9.03am
The Chinese [allegedly] are the worst when stopped … for infringing traffic laws, a ten dollar note [allegedly] would get him off his transgression of the law. The recipient quietly accepts the “gift”, as expected.
The Chinese [allegedly] are the worst when stopped … for infringing traffic laws, a ten dollar note [allegedly] would get him off his transgression of the law. The recipient quietly accepts the “gift”, as expected.