The ticking time bomb of hatred Free Malays (original) (raw)

The paper discusses the resurgence of human brutality driven by religious and ethnic hatred, particularly in the context of modern terrorism exemplified by the Christchurch mosque massacres. It emphasizes the role of the internet in facilitating the spread of hate speech and the responsibility of political leaders, public intellectuals, and academics in addressing these issues. The author argues that irresponsible political rhetoric exacerbates societal divisions and contributes to global polarization, calling for unity rather than division in response to collective grievances.