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Malaysia has to be the single most underrated country on the planet

and before you ask no I'm not malaysian. or SEA at all.
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>like 90% as clean as Japan for like a tenth of the cost
>arguably has the best weather in SEA
>some of the cleanest air across SEA
>absolute coolest cities and best food culture

what's the downside
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mountain forest temples.... vgh....
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how do they pull off urban density so well?
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>>223651659
>what's the downside
Sharia. Though for now, it only applies if you're born muslim or have a muslim sounding name.
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>>223651653
What a shame it became an islamic shithole. Imagine how much better it would be if it was still Hindu/Buddhist
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I know burgerland is a pig sty but calling Malaysia 90% as clean as Japan is delusional.
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>>223651714
>>223651726
this is true... are the malaysian people actively embracing islam though? is there any hope for de islamisation there
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>>223651653
They chose China as their overlord while we... Well, look at us now.
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Monitoring for lols.
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>>223651888
what is your favorite thing about malaysia and what's your least favorite thing

do you agree with the other posters that islam is a problem or not really

what is your favorite city or town or whatever in malaysia. any hidden gems or whatever
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>>223651653
They're the most npc ass-nigga country in south east asia
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>>223651970
I'm assuming you are a gay pedophile that only goes to SEA to fuck kids, which is why you hate them. correct?
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>>223651714
god why are these muslims indogs always so demented
not even actual arabs do that
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>>223651659
>what's the downside
Death penalty for smoking weed
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>>223651726
It would be a mixture of Japan and Bali unironically
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>>223652044
holy kino
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>>223651999
Zeal of the convert. Islamic exemplary society is Arabian and Islamic society globally is unusually fixated on its place of origin as compared to other religions to the point where Mecca is centripital, Muslims all face it, think about Arabia, use Arabic, etc. Other Islamic cultures remain subordinate to Arab culture. Even Persian culture, which contributed everything of note or value to the Islamic world is still unable to celebrate Norwuz without pushback from the larger Islamic world. South East Asian Islamic culture has nothing of prestige within the Islamic world. Not the sacredness of Arabia, not the poetry, architecture, science, and courtly life of Persia, not the military or dynastic influence of the Turks. The way they compensate for this is by being as Islamic as possible and most eager to take offense of behalf of the larger Islamic world
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>>223651726
>Imagine how much better it would be if it was still Hindu.
Hindus do the same thing. And so do Filipinos who are Catholic. It is a genetic thing associated with brown skin.
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>>223651826
>is there any hope for de islamisation there
I don't think so. Pretty much every woman there wears a hijab, and 90% of women are circumcised (thought it's a "pretend" "fake" circumcision apparently).
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>>223652181
Women in Islam get circumsized too? What the fuck even is that? I know they have FGM in some Islamic countries like Egypt
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>>223651659
>like 90% as clean as Japan for like a tenth of the cost
Not even close lol. We're a bunch of litterbugs.

>arguably has the best weather in SEA
It's practically the same as our neighbouring countries.

>some of the cleanest air across SEA
Haven't seen any research on that, but we get annual air pollution from the burning of palm oil trees and the air in Kuala Lumpur is not good due to our car-centric infrastructure.

>absolute coolest cities and best food culture
I may be biased, but our food is indeed pretty great (partly why we're so fat here). Our cities are alright I guess? They are thirdie cities but on easy mode for foreigners to visit due to having relatively developed infrastructure and English is a viable medium of communication.
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>>223651826
>are the malaysian people actively embracing islam though?

The majority Malay race is Muslim by legal definition (long story) and Islam is ingrained in their daily lives due to having formal Islamic education via mandatory religious lessons and the religion is ingrained in their culture. The significant minority Chinese and Indian races however are free to practice any faith, but cannot convert out of Islam should they ever adopt the faith, just like the Malays. It''s a complicated and sensitive topic here.
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>>223652281
What happens if they try to convert or leave Islam? How many people in Malaysia are nominally, legally Muslim but not personally identifying as such?
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>>223652312
Islamic matters are handled by the Shariah Courts so they simply make it extremely difficult for the applicants from leaving the religion. Usually people who have been practicing a different faith before for most of their lives have a slim chance of leaving Islam (i.e. a non-Malay), otherwise the court would not let people change their religion as they please. A Malay trying to leave the religion would likely be in bigger trouble socially since the faith is deeply intertwined with their culture, so it's very much frowned upon. Usually the applicant will have to undergo some sort of counseling for a period of time before they are re-assessed if they are truly fit to leave.

Apostasy is punishable by shariah law in some states but I'm not an expert on how that intertwines with our federal laws. At the very least the federal law stops the death penalty for apostasy.

>How many people in Malaysia are nominally, legally Muslim but not personally identifying as such?
Haven't seen any statistics, but such people do exist among those who are born into the religion and converts.
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>>223651653
>Go there
>sorry bro I'm going to spend time with my family
yea maybe thats why no one goes there
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>>223652237
think its their clit gets removed so they don't cum
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>>223651653
>>223651659
>generic beach, generic skyscraper scenery
Like, who is actually impressed by this?



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