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他和老李一樣讀法律,一樣有勇氣對抗巫統,一樣只能才外頭對抗而無法再回來大馬 Alvin Tan 陈杰毅6 小时 · 洛杉矶 · 已编辑 ·
I always smile when I see people and even the government calling me a coward. It has gone from imprisoning me, impoverishing me with court expenses, and intimidating me with death threats, to... calling me names in the local media and blocking my YouTube videos? Bwahahahahaha!
The truth is that you're all cowards too. You don't have the guts to say what you think or to make enormous sacrifices to chase your dreams. Because of that, you feel unhappy, unfulfilled, and hopeless.
And of course, the Malaysian government is another coward. If you're so brave, come and arrest me in the United States. I'm even willing to have my case heard in an international court.
How am I going to return to Malaysia anyway? You revoked my passport, remember? I realized one thing that people have stopped calling me is "stupid," because the cunning way in which I maneuvered the Malaysian government to my ultimate advantage -- to not only escape unfair persecution, where the whole country and its government were against me, but also to gain residency and citizenship in the greatest country on earth -- is no mean feat in itself. For god's sake, most Malaysians haven't even heard of "political asylum" before I educated the public on it.
Life gave me the sourest lemon, and I made the sweetest lemonade out of it, and you people are angry and jealous. Not my problem. Now go back to rotting in your failed, backward state increasingly ruined by Islamization. I'm going to enjoy the Californian sun and my American honeys here.
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