“It’s so embarassing,” M’sian netizen shames kind friend who fetches them as they only drove a Proton Wira

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Life is not measured by how much an individual owns, and one should avoid casting aspersions on another’s character based upon their outwardly appearances. As children, many of us have grown up being taught those crucial lessons. And despite that fact, many continue to perpetuate erroneous and damaging stereotypes and or pass quick judgements on others, without realising the damage or hurt it causes.

M’sian netizen looks down on generously kind friend for only driving a Proton Wira

Just recently, an annonymous netizen decided to pose a question to others on the TanTan Confessions Malaysia community Facebook page, asking if they were bothered by the type of car that their friends drove.

An annonymous netizen looks down on their friend for driving a Proton Wira. Image credit: TanTan Confessions Malaysia
An annonymous netizen looks down on their friend for driving a Proton Wira. Image credit: TanTan Confessions Malaysia

“Are you guys ever bothered by what car your friends own and drive? I have a friend who hails from a low-income family, and they’re really nice. In fact whenever I run into any trouble, they would often offer to pick me up.

It’s just that they only drive a Proton Wira, and honestly I feel so embarrassed I don’t even dare to get into the car! Just recently, they had asked me to go out with them but I flat out rejected as I was really bothered by their car.” they wrote.

Netizens immediately criticised the individual for their discriminatory remark

Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Wikimedia Commons
Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Wikimedia Commons

As one can expect, the netizen’s clearly discriminatory tone did not go over well with other Facebook users. Many were quick to admonish the anonymous group member for looking down on someone just based upon the car they drive, despite the generosity that their friend has shown them.

“Hey, they’re better than those people who drive Benzes or BMWs belonging to their family members, and claiming as though it belongs to them.” 

Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Facebook
Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Facebook

“If you look down on your friend, then just drive yourself everywhere.” 

Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Facebook
Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Facebook

“If you want to look down on others, then make sure that you can at least afford what they own.”

Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Facebook
Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Facebook

“They’re just a friend. Why does what car they drive even matter?”

Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Facebook
Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Facebook

“I’m so jealous that you have such a kind friend. If I was in their shoes, I wouldn’t even drive my Perodua Kancil to come to your aid if you ever called me for help.”

Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Facebook
Netizens have admonished the anonymous individual for discriminating their friend over their Proton Wira. Image credit: Facebook

The Proton Wira was a sedan launched by Malaysian automobile manufacturer Proton in 1993. Lasting 16 years in production, the car was based off on the 1991 Mitsubishi Lancer platform, which was licensed to Proton. The car is available in either a hatchback or sedan style, and was exported to other parts of the globe including the United Kingdom, Australia, parts of the Middle East, and even Latin America.

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