Fragility as as National Value

It is quite comfortable living as a non-Muslim in Malaysia. But it is less comfortable than being a Muslim, as that is structurally legislated.

• 1. It is illegal to speak openly, if you are offended by Islam. So you cannot talk about why you don't want to be a Muslim. This is plainly legislated. You can do so, but if you cause irritation of emotion, you fall foul of the law.
• 2. Because of the above situation, you will be limited in your comfort. But the democratic principal of tyranny by majority means that, the majority feels that this a fair trade off.
• 3. Here I stop talking about Islam, and I start talking about Malaysian culture outside of Islam. Malaysian culture values fragility. And I don't, particularly value it. LOL