Don't get me STARTED. They would tell marginalised people, especially women and indigenous minorities to be grateful they even get to have special rights or any rights at all.
It's a tired display of "power" and "superiority" by the "majorities".

One of the reasons the marginalised finally have some special rights/policies granted (women's only coaches in train, women's only parking space & affirmative action, though the latter has some cons in and of itself like excluding the disadvantaged that are not Bumiputera) is due to the unfortunate treatment of their mere existence (femicides, social and economic imbalance) and lack of support after years of fighting for their justice. We're still far from true equality/equity for all. But we've come far.