The party is unhappy with the former premier's call upon Umno to join hands with the Malay rights group to win votes.
PETALING JAYA: Kita is unhappy with Dr Mahathir Mohamad for asking the Malays to "put their heads in the sand" by propelling Umno to cater Perkasa to win the next ubiquitous election.
The former premier yesterday warned Umno which it needed allies in Malay rights groups like Perkasa to replenish consequential Malay votes as good as pinned Barisan Nasional's 2008 electoral losses upon the lack of Malay support.
But Kita described Perkasa as an "organisation which clearly advocates racial hatred as good as bigotry".
In the statement, the Zaid Ibrahim-led party forked out which Mahathir's winning regulation for Umno is about the Malays inwardly huddling together as good as fortifying the values espoused in 1946 opposite outsiders.
It however combined which it believes the Malays know improved as they have seen how the "Malay-first-Malaysian second" policies have only helped those in power.
"They have seen how those which represent the 'old Malay order' raid upon their civil as good as human rights," Kita stated. "They've seen how these policies are an excuse for corruption, nepotism as good as the abuse of power."
Kita further tore into the use of government subsidies as good as the "Hidup Melayu" mantra. It neglected the former as an "opiate for those addicted to choosing by casting votes BN" as good as the latter as carrying no place in their children's future.
"Kita believes which Malays recognize which their future is not in maintaining this outpost mentality. Instead, it is to welcome universal values which embody integrity, tough work as good as tolerance, without losing o! ne's tem perament as the Malay."
"The note of the Malays comes initial from receiving their heads out of the sand as good as their eagerness to face the harsh realities of the competitive society."
While Kita concurred the successive need for amicable engineering, it additionally deemed which the way forward is by identifying as good as assisting those who need await solely upon the basement of their mercantile as good as amicable conditions.
"Kita believes which Malays can as good as will say which 'I am the Malaysian as good as we am the Malay'. Our Malaysian temperament is what has done us the nation, as good as it is this recognition which will serve to best safeguard the common future."
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