冬菇頭說不了人話！冬菇安南將批准首都街頭封路賽摩哆 ！吉隆坡市民的安寧與安全都不必顧及了嗎？影響市民生計？不在考慮範圍！
聯邦直轄區部長拿督斯里東姑安南宣布，政府將順應年輕人興趣，尋找合適地點，進行街頭賽摩哆，以解決日愈嚴重的非法飆摩哆問題。
原來解決非法飆摩多的方法不是取締而是俯順飛車黨的意願；那麼解決馬來人吸毒問題是不是同樣在吉隆坡市區尋找一處適合地點讓他們吸毒享受生活？解決攫奪問題是不是尋找適合干案的地點讓他們去奪取別人的財物過癮？
冬菇安南說，政府將在吉隆坡市區尋找適合飆車的地點，每周關閉道路一天到兩天，清空道路讓這些視死如歸的穆斯林飆車黨痛痛快快享受生活。
冬菇安南的意思很明白：就是市區內的商業活動不重要（反正大多數商店經營者都是被他們高喊Balik Cina的華人經營的），照顧馬來青年飆車黨享受生活的責任太重大了，什麼商業活動、影響他族做生意，那個一點都不重要。
想想看，如果將武吉免登大街封路，不允許車輛進入購物，只能讓飆車黨盡情飆車擾亂民生；生計受到最大影響的會是什麼商家？
既然如此，冬菇安南何不考慮將冬菇阿都拉曼路封鎖，不准車輛進入秋傑律、甘榜峇魯，讓不知死活、醉生夢死的穆斯林青年飆車黨在拉惹勞勿路和峇都路飆個痛快，撞死了最多也只是傷害到他們自己的族群而已。求仁得仁嘛。
Gov』t to allow legalised motorcycle street racing in KL
In a bid to curb illegal motorcycle races, the government is set to allow Mat Rempits the chance to race on the streets of Kuala Lumpur, in legal fashion. So says Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor, who states that the idea behind these organised races is to counter the growing problem of illegal motorcycle racing, Malay Mail Online reports.
Tengku Adnan said the government is considering closing roads in city once a week and setting that aside for motorcycle racing. 「Probably in one week, one or two days, we will give it like the car-free day but only for Mat Moto to race at night,」 he told reporters, adding that he preferred to term these bikers Mat Moto rather than Mat Rempits.
Acknowledging that a large number of Malaysians turned to unsanctioned racing because it offered economical thrills, he explained that Putrajaya was not promoting illegal racing but was trying to curb it by encouraging alternative methods
He said that the government had previously organised races in enclosed tracks but public response to these had not been favourable, which was why many returned to racing illegally on the streets.
「We don』t want illegal racing, but we want them to race in a specific place. If they want to race, it’s okay but we (will) give them a place where we can control with safety barriers and all. We will control the situation because we realise that this is an entertainment for them. They have no other means to entertain themselves because of high costs,」 he said.
Tengku Adnan said he would liaise with relevant parties in the government to come up with a programme to address the illegal street racing issue. 「We will provide a suitable place and probably we will organise a fiesta, where we have food trucks selling food and other things to help them. It’s not encouraging, but you see, we want to see what the people like,」 he explained.
What do you think of the idea of introducing organised street races in the city? Will it help in curbing the issue of illegal motorcycle racing, or will it make such bikers more brazen in their behaviour? Share your views with us in the comments section.
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