Pelajar sekolah Malaysia semakin “hancur”. Saya tidak mahu komen kerana sudah puas blog ini memberikan komen berkaitan dengan hal ini. Saya cuba mencari video yang dimaksudkan, tetapi tidak berjaya ditemukan. Mungkin selepas didedahkan oleh akhbar, pemuat naik memadamkan video tersebut.

Menurut berita di bawah ini, sepasang murid sekolah rendah (berdasarkan lencana sekolah) bercium, manakala rakan sekelas mereka merakamkan aksi tersebut. Video sepanjang 31 saat itu kemudiaannya dimuatnaikkan ke sebuah laman video popular di internet dengan diberi tajuk “Masters of the future”.

Aksi tersebut bermula apabila murid lelaki tersebut menghampiri pasangannya. Kemudiannya rakan sekelas mereka menjerit “lakukan sekali lagi”. Mungkin terpengaruh oleh desakan rakan sekelas mereka, murid perempuan itu mengambil inisiatif dengan mencium pasangannya. Kedua-dua murid itu kemudiannya bercium dengan penuh ghairah selama lapan saat.

Apa hendak jadi dengan kanak-kanak dan remaja Malaysia?

Saya petik:

[AO] KUALA LUMPUR - Two young students were seen making out in what looked like a classroom, while a fellow classmate recorded it with a handphone.

Shin Min daily reported that the 31-second video, which was posted on a popular video website, was titled "Masters of the future".

It started off with a male student walking to the side of his female classmate, and looking over her shoulder as she looked at her handphone.

He then snatched her handphone and sat on a table while she looked around, bewildered. The other students in the class then erupted into bouts of chanting and encouraged the couple to "do it one more time".

After much hesitation, the girl took the initiative to kiss the male student. They were engaged in a passionate kiss for about eight seconds.

During the kiss, the male student tried to block the camera from filming their mouths, and another student in the class even held out a hand to press the girl's head down.

The video clip looked like it was shot in a classroom, and the two young students donned uniforms bearing the school badge of a primary school in Malaysia.