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Berikut merupakan komen-komen serta ekspresi-ekspresi (quotes) yang paling saya gemari dalam pembacaan saya berikutan isu Namewee dan video rap Negarakukunya:

1. And truth be told, Malays, Melayu, will not Layu for things like this. If there is a repeat of May 13, parangs will fly again. Keris will fly again.

   And this time, we will make ourself clear.

   Live together as one nation, or dont live at all.

2. ‘‘Saya bimbang orang salah faham tentang anak saya sejak isu ini timbul. Anak saya hanya minat muzik dan saya yakin dia tidak berniat untuk mempersendakan kerajaan apatah lagi agama lain,” jelasnya.
3. The thing about Muslims is that it’s so easy to get them all worked up.

4. It’s a case of kettle calling pot black. U people are no different than the singer himself, throwing insults at each other, be it Indian, Chinese or Malay. Why just cant comment properly, without insulting the singer, or even worse, his family?

   DUH.

5. fact remain the fact, truth remain the truth. Nothing can change that. What can we do is just camoflage it or beautify it. Most of the time a non bumi can’t really understand a bumi and vice versa. The frustration, the upset, the dissapointment that either one party felt sometime can’t be understand by the other. As you will be never in their shoe.

   However just bear in mind, bumiputra status doesn’t only refer to one race or one religion. They are other

6. All that guy is guilty of is saying in public what every Chinese household says in private.
7. Regarding the Islam part, I personally perceive it as a cheeky insertion by Namewee to emphasise on the colourful cultures we have in Malaysia. Humour is an essential part of our lives.
8. I am a malay gentlemen in deep love with this beautiful and charming chinese women…..the way you guys hurling racial remarks to one another would not make my love towards this lovely women less…instead we love each other more..cos we really respect each other..I don’t see her as C Chinese but as Malaysians……she see me as a really Malay gentle man…..
9. Perhaps, Mr. Wee merely wants to mark his name in Malaysian history as one of those who came-and-gone? An attention-seeker perhaps?
   I have spoken to one individual who came up with an explaination that Mr. Wee did this to secure himself a position in the world of mass media. Get a head-start by doing something publicly radical?
10. think of it…. who gave the permission for declaration by the chinese party at that time?the gov… duh…. dont you think that time they dont know there is tention surrounding that time…. … duh they know…
    they are just taking advantage like all animals do, … so that they can rule the country.. that is why…
11. he is our hero, but sadly, hero always die first…………..
12. Certainly what he said is insulting to Malay culture and Islam, but does it matter? You can hear worse things in coffeeshops from any race bashing any other, every day. That’s normal. If the government hadn’t interfered, I think people would have been angry for a while and the matter would have blown over in a few weeks. I doubt it would have caused riots or lynchings or mass protests or what.