Spelling Out Life... with Current Issues

If stamping on bible is a standard procedure,

by all means, stamp all the religious books in Malaysia.

Quran is just for the Muslims, the Tipitaka for the Buddhist, the Veda for the Hindus.

Fair isn't it?

What is a standard procedure to the govt. anyway?

Is it standard for Malaysians to be bribed and got away with it?

Is it standard for Malaysians to close the Altantuya's case?

Is it standard for a student to scratch a teacher's car?

Is it standard for lecturers to come in late and care more about her Masters Students than her undergrads?

Is it standard for Malaysians to manipulate the citizens with so many promises?

Is it standard for Malaysians to close Teoh Beng Hock's case?

Is it standard for Malaysian to shoot a boy at his own agenda?

Is it standard for to have accusations upon accusations towards every political parties?

Is it standard for Malaysians to mock one another when status is jeopardized?

Is it standard for Malaysians to put a video of pornography publicly without the person's consent be let go?

Is it standard for Malaysians to say that it's karma for the Japanese and they deserved the tsunami because of WW2?

Is it standard for Malaysians to actually send help to the needy yet mock them at the same time?

Is it standard to send all the bright Malaysians to study overseas and let them grow there instead of here?

Is it standard to shut off Malaysians when they publicize about the truth on certain things?

Is it standard to have Malaysians misusing powers?

Is it standard to cover up lies with lies and kill or hurt those who actually knows the truth?

I just don't get it.

Why is it such standard to stamp on Bibles when the rest of the issues above carry more weight to the country? Why aren't the citizens' welfares be taken care off first before slandering the Christians? Yes I'm severely not satisfied for the Bible issue but I'm heartbroken because it's clearly shown how people care more about tiny stuff than big issues above. If this is the lifestyle of the (not) rich and (not) famous people, there goes the country.