Our world is large enough but many still fear to tread outside their comfort zones.

Malaysians must remain highly alert and must carefully filter every piece of information they have been fed with before sharing it on social media.

Politicians must refrain from exploiting racial issues. They must come together to reject all forms of racism for the sake of this nation.

Political parties on both sides of the divide must stop all unwarranted fights right away and focus on fixing our ailing economy and promoting inter-community understanding.

Unfortunately, with significantly squeezed allocation and an order not to raise tuition fees, UTAR, along with our young students, will eventually fall victim to vicious politicking.

Support for or opposition to ICERD has to be established upon the basis of facts, not individuals' guesses and presumptions.

Zahid's hypothesis of riot and Hadi Awang's argument that rejecting ICERD is a universal obligation of Muslims have sadly lowered the stature of their parties to a level unseen before.

Anwar, the former DPM who witnessed the heyday of Umno and later became one of the dragonslayers that brought the party to its knees, knows better than anyone else what cause the downfall of a ruling party.

Can't we even keep a park in a city inundated with greed and lust? The duty of a minister and mayor is to safeguard the interest of the people, not to destroy it.

While this appears to be a wholly internal problem of PKR, it may have implications for the position of the PH government as well as the country's future political landscape.