teks `Because, among Malays: if a crab tries to climb out of the box, another crab is already waiting below to pull it down. They even call their friends to help put the crab back in the box. Ironically, when a Malay tries to succeed, another Malay is busy trying to bring them down. There is no cooperation. They cannot support each other, and would rather fall together than see their neighbor succeed, especially if they sell delicious food like nasi lemak and kuih muih in the morning. Come on. That's her effort, and you want to be successful, but you spend your time on Facebook, pretending to be an Instagram influencer, and making meaningless noise. Effort is what matters, why bring others down? I don't understand. That's why we're talking about the neighbor lady. It's the same with studying. You envy someone who gets the dean's list or does slightly better than you. You start pouting. Get real, people. Do you see how they study? Do you see their life? They don't have weekends because they're busy studying. They sacrifice their early morning to memorize and read while you're still sleeping. During lunch, they're busy with notes while you're busy with nonsense. In class, they're focused, sitting in front, getting splashed with water from the lecture, while you're sleeping or pretending to focus. On the way to class, they're still recalling what the lecture taught, while you're chatting with your friends until your mouth foams. That's different. Malays cannot face the concept of effort. They think others cannot be better than them. The ugly truth. Poor crab, it's already delicious. Hmmm.`, kelaskan texts [gangguan, kebencian, porno, penyakit psikiatri atau mental, sifat perkauman, penghinaan agama, selamat untuk bekerja, mencederakan diri sendiri, seksis] dan pulangkan dalam bentuk JSON {'kelas'}
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