The LGBT community in Malaysia should be well organised.
It is not only in the friend circles, it should be touching on the voting system in Malaysia.
How every vote is needed.
Who should we vote for the change of the rainbow system in Malaysia.
If the homosexual community, especially gays, lesbians are much better, only focused on the 10 second fun but dare not discuss about politics in Malaysia, the chances of repealing 377 penal code would be a far away part.
“The more we utter, write and mention the term ‘LGBT’, the more related content will pop up. Unknowingly, we may appear to be promoting the deviant culture,” she said in reply to a senator’s question in Parliament.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asia/malaysia-lgbtq-enforcement-rhetoric-pushback-6051601
Now, we use urning for English word, as Malay has no translation in Wikipedia.
The urning community, homosexual community should set up a team or group to monitor the politics in Malaysia. Write more blog post to let the politicians know their sexuality can be seen via the fingers.
Do not blame the undi rosak from the urning.
Many politicians are side gays.
Kinitv speaks to one of the proponents of the #UndiRosak campaign, Hafidz Baharom, who feels like neither BN nor Pakatan Harapan deserves his vote. Electoral reform activist Mandeep Singh and Senior Lecturer at the Department of International and Strategic Studies, University of Malaya, Dr Khoo Ying Hooi join Hafidz in the studio to figure out what the #UndiRosak campaign is all about.
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