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colonial mindset where they deliberately deny their American Indian side and still treat the term "Indio" as an insult?

I said Native Born-and-Raised Mexicans because I'm already aware that the vast majority of Mexican-Americans in the US are never ashamed of their Indigenous side of their heritage (priding their Aztec history, etc.) because in Mexico, almost everyone always desperately wanted to be racially Pure White European and self-hate their American Indian ancestry and they roll the red carpet for White European immigrants and welcome them with open arms while treating their own general population (predominantly Mestizo and American Indian) like shit.

Their corrupt government has taught them their whole life to be self-hating Mestizos and American Indians who should turn Mexico into "Europe-xico"(even though that will most likely never happen, considering Mexico's Mestizo and Indigenous population). I never see this type of self-race hatred in any other racial group (White Europeans, East Asians, etc.) except for Mestizo and Amerindian Mexicans or Mestizo and Amerindian Latinos in general. Now, their corrupt government is more passive-aggressive with their Anti-Indigenous agenda by claiming that they're not racist anymore and calls Mexico a "Mestizo" country yet hasn't done a single damn thing for the betterment of the Indigenous people or even many of the Mestizos (who are a little more predominantly American Indian). Nada.

A Malaysian lawmaker has come under fire for saying that women denying sex to their husbands was a form of "psychological and emotional abuse". Che Mohamad Zulkifly Jusoh, from the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition, was addressing a domestic violence debate during a parliamentary session, during a parliamentary debate on amendments to domestic violence legislation in Malaysia.

The 58-year-old politician, from Terengganu state, said men "suffered emotional rather than physical abuse". "Even though men are said to be physically stronger than women, there are cases where wives hurt or abuse their husbands in an extreme manner," he said. "Usually, it involves wives cursing their husbands: this is emotional abuse. They insult their husbands and refuse his sexual needs. All these are types of psychological and emotional abuse."

Politicians and activist groups have expressed hopes that the new bill will offer more protection for victims of domestic abuse. It also remains legal in Malaysia, a Muslim-majority country, for Muslim men to have as many as four wives as long as they obtain permission from a Sharia court. Mr Che touched on this in a speech to parliament, saying that denying a Muslim man the chance to marry a second wife also amounted to "abuse".

What do you think of the Malaysian MP's opinions- do you agree or disagree with his opinions on emotional and psychological spousal abuse?