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Tun M: M’sians Don’t Like to Work Hard, Prefer to Rely on Handouts Like BR1M

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Source: NST

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Many times, Malaysians have been told that we prefer to take the easy route to success instead of working hard.

Recently, our prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir confessed that Malaysia may be overtaken by our “poorer neighbours” because our people always expect to be spoon-fed instead of working hard to get what they want.

According to The Star, Tun M reckoned that many Malaysians have become very dependant on financial handouts like BR1M (1Malaysia People’s Aid) to survive. Do you agree?

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Source: the star

He was quoted as saying,

“We bring in foreign workers to do the jobs Malaysians do not want to do.”

“The government collects taxes and levies from these foreign workers only to give to these Malaysians who think they have disabilities as financial assistance.”

Tun M then predicted that Vietnam may just overtake us in the economic ranking because many of them are very diligent people.

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Source: nst

“Vietnam will pull ahead of Malaysia because its people are very diligent.”

“In Malaysia, people don’t want to work because the government gives them money,” said Tun M during the opening ceremony of Dash Resort in Langkawi on Sunday (25 November 2018).

Earlier in his speech, Tun M said that the government should not interfere in commercial activities. Instead, he suggested that the “business of doing business” should be left to the private sector. Tun M explained that the government’s main duty is to pass and enforce laws.

Tun M continued,

“The government has no expertise to do business and we will lose money. The private sector knows better how to make money. They have the ideas.”

He also assured that the government will not hinder entrepreneurs who wish to do business because the government benefits from their business too. They get 36 per cent of the businesses’ profit even though they don’t invest a single cent. Therefore, he encourages every business in Malaysia to perform well.

Perhaps, we should work extra hard to achieve financial success, especially since our country’s economic state isn’t all that great. That said, do you agree with Tun M statements? Let us know in the comments below. 

 

Also read: Najib Says Tun M is Punishing the Poor By Abolishing BR1M Payouts

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