Malaysia - The Tribal Self Hounds the Stateless, Proving the Illusion of a Compassionate Society

Event Baseline: A wave of hate speech on social media in Malaysia has led to the eviction of over 100 Rohingya refugees and the temporary closure of schools attended by their children.

The host population, itself a composite of historical migrations, turns on the ultimate outsider. The Rohingya, stripped of nation, become the pure projection of fear. The digital medium amplifies the ancient reflex: the 'other' is a pollutant, a threat to the purity of the local self. Thought, in its parasitic need for an enemy, latches onto the most vulnerable. The eviction is not a legal act; it is a ritual cleansing, a collective exorcism driven by the same virus that spawns all genocide. The schools close not for lack of funds, but because the communal brain has decided that the children of the 'other' are not human. This is the final logic of identity: if you exist only through the negation of another, you must annihilate their reflection to preserve your own. Without proprioception of this hate-circuit, the society will eat itself.