Ethnocentric society

I walk back from college to my condo most of the time these days. I try to maximize my cardio workout these days because I do not have a superior fitness level(actually, quite far away from there, lols). So I walk about 5-6km from tuc to Casa Subang, in which I will stop halfway to go to the gym to workout for a while. Then, I will endure 19 floors of hell in my condominuim before reaching my unit. I do not like to take the lift because it is so congested and smells like sweat and I despise those roadblock fat fucking retards(mostly nurses constituted of diverse races) who like to jostle and push their enormous tank-like body with other people in order to enter the lift. Moreover, some of these large subhuman pagans emit a terrible odor whenever I go too near any of them.

I am quite relaxed now. I have spoken to my parents about some "change of plans in case I didn't make it" and they solemnly nodded in understanding. Good. The tense in the air is released and the frigid atmosphere has been ignited with the flames of "understanding". However, the "American Dream" is still in pursue. You see, a non-Aryan like me does not give up so easily. I believe in the superiority of my "race" in the future because I apply ethnocentrism in my daily life.

I think this blog is quite boring. Sorry, I do not upload pictures and put all those shit. I am not really a keen blogger so just enjoy my posts while you can.

Ok let me include this interesting article here:

( cited from WikipediaWikipedia® is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., a U.S. registered 501(c)(3) tax-deductible nonprofit charity,15 March 2009)


Malay

The word keling is often used informally within the Malay community to mean "Indian", but in multi-racial settings the term has become politically incorrect. Keling was recently used by Members of Parliament in Malaysia, resulting in uproar by the Malaysian community accusing the MPs of racism.[2] Popular usage in Malaysia also suggests a tone of general disrespect to Indian Malaysians. This derogatory term is uttered in the same way African Americans are called niggers and Indigenous Australians are called abos.
The phrase janji keling (janji being "promise" in Malay) is sometimes used by people of Malay-speaking communities (regardless of race) to refer to a liar, someone who gives conflicting statements, or, more commonly, someone who changes their minds and decisions often. Considered offensive, this term is comparable to the North American English expression Indian giver (although referring to different types of "Indians") or the English expression "to welsh", meaning to fail to honour a bet.

[edit] Chinese
The phrases keling-a (Hokkien; 吉寧仔; POJ: kiet-lêng-á), keling kwai (Cantonese; 吉寧鬼; Yale: git-lìhng-gwái), and keling-kia (Teochew) are frequently used within the Chinese community in Malaysia and Singapore. These may be used in either a derogatory or non-derogatory manner: e.g., in Penang Hokkien, which is spoken by some Indians in Penang, keling-a is the only word that exists to refer to ethnic Indians.
The Hokkien and Teochew suffixes -a and -kia are diminutives that are generally used to refer to non-Chinese ethnic groups. The Cantonese term kwai, meaning "ghost" or "devil", is similarly used when referring to any non-Chinese ethnic group.

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Bye.