malaymail - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

The Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) apparently prefers low cost, free labor and sets a low benchmark for public governance. People are questioning the presence/absence of Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin and the number of Muslim MPs. There are questions about proposed public policies and whether they're beneficial to only to a majority of people. People are also questioning the government's commitment to intern salaries and other forms of basic labor payment.

Topic Modeling

1. Government Policies and Performance

1. The benchmark is low. Any gomen would be better than PN... Bagi tombol pintu jadi PM pun lagi perform drp IS dan MY
2. The sad part is that the previous two governments were heading in no way so anything this government is doing can be considered a positive thing.
3. How do people know where the govt is heading??? There have yet to be any formal policies announced. The Budget has not been tabled yet. Yes, there have been a lot of speeches but nothing concrete as yet. So how do people know?
4. But PM Anwar’s Govt hasn’t really done anything meaningful yet policy wise.Probably honeymoon effect. 😁
5. In other words, MEF prefers cheap and free labor.

2. Labour Rights

1. Oh you want free labour right? How do you feel when someone refuse to pay for your products or services? Marah ke tak?
2. Student needs food, accomodation and travelling, that is the basic minimum, they don't live on air and sunshine. Employers who cannot afford to pay basic allowance should not be allowed to hire any.
3. WFH, cannot.Increase basic pay, cannot.Change work hours, cannot.Changes to maternity leave, cannot.Now, paying intern, also cannot.Are we slave to these rich capitalists with greed level ♾️?

3. Political Controversy

1. Let me assure you.His presence or absence from political arena won't make any difference!.
2. What dies a kaki ponteng know about number of Muslim MPs
3. Trust me!@MuhyiddinYassin will soon be busy up and down the court houses!.Waiting anxiously to welcome him to the court cluster club!.
4. I don't believe Nazri will do anything for free. There must be something else. Just follow his wife's social media, one will understand.
5. His son in law getting huge government contract is not something Malaysian want. Fattening politician with multiple gaji buta as adviser and political appointee in GLC is also not what Malaysian want.

4. Minority Rights

1. Only the MAJORITY believe this lie because they benefit from these “policies”.No one in the minority population believes it. Please stop repeating lies.

5. Regional Allocation of Resources

1. Selangor pon dia, N9 pon dia.Kedah tamau ka?Terengganu ka?Better Kelantan if possible.

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express a range of emotions, from frustration and disappointment to anger and disbelief. Many of the tweets criticize the Malaysian government for preferring cheap and free labor, and for not doing anything meaningful yet policy wise. There is also criticism of politicians for fattening themselves with multiple salaries and government contracts, and for not doing enough to help students and other vulnerable populations. The tweets also express a sense of cynicism and distrust, with some questioning the motives of politicians and whether they are truly working in the best interests of the people.

Trend Analysis

1. Government Performance
2. Political Arena
3. Free Labor
4. Richest Profiting from Poor
5. Unresponsiveness to Workers' Rights