I was reading an interview article where Lee Kuan Yew was discussing about the race-based politics in the context of Singapore and Malaysia societies in 2010. (Source: https://says.com/my/news/lee-kuan-yew-on-race-based-politics-and-why-it-will-destroy-our-society) Singapore is a nation with Chinese as majority, whereas Malaysia with Malay as majority. While declaring Bahasa as their national language, this national leader of Singapore had attempted to implement equal opportunities policy in a multi-racial base society, despite being accused of destroying Chinese education. This is a bold move with his purpose to avoid people playing on race, language and religion cards, as he mentioned during the interview. I am wondering, is there any national leader in Malaysia will take this bold move by putting aside the race and religion differences? Well, maybe some from a very few? However, the political leaders with such mindset will hardly gain popular vote from the maj...