華人商家的團結反擊力量讓貿消部發現踢到鐵板，緊急宣布暫緩取締豬毛漆掃行動！老虎不發威，拐杖民族還真的以為華人太好欺負！
華裔五金商店連日來被宗教局無理取鬧，假借取締豬毛漆掃之名騷擾，嚴重影響謀生商機。
這些宗教局官員吃飽沒事做，加上納吉政府收容的160萬公務員廢柴坐吃山崩，只好想出各種辦法巧立名目，針對非穆斯林下手搞風搞雨。既要華裔繳稅養拐杖廢物，又要不斷欺壓非穆斯林！
馬華一眾鵪鶉領袖們不但袖手旁觀，還找機會落井下石！企圖用惡霸強權威脅華人：這就是你們不投票支持馬華搵食發財的後果！識相的就乖乖重新投票給馬華。
是可忍孰不可忍！華人五金商不約而同站出來反擊了！他們乾脆將所有漆掃都標籤為《非清真》Non-Halal；有些更直接寫明不賣給穆斯林！你們穆斯林要油漆請自己動手做漆掃，不要來找我們！我們不做你們穆斯林的生意不會死！
這招一使出來，輪到穆斯林叫苦連天了！華人不賣漆掃給你們穆斯林不會死，穆斯林買不到漆掃怎樣油漆？難道用五根手指不成？
有些五金商甚至這樣做：凡是毛做的漆掃一概標籤為非清真不賣給穆斯林；穆斯林非要買的話，就推介價錢更高又不好用的塑料漆掃！塑料嘛，肯定哈拉咯！要用就用，不用就拉倒！反正那是你們的哈拉問題，不是我們的哈拉問題！
有人說天天被納吉政府用GST輪姦、現在又被宗教局借豬毛之名打壓謀生機會的華人，這樣做是反應過度，可能會招來極端拐杖民族針對而更加打壓。
但是更多人卻認為這樣的反應，剛好而已。面對長期無理打壓敲詐，難道連做出反抗行動也不可以？就是因為華人長期逆來順受，才助長了拐杖民族越來越囂張的氣焰，狂妄自大、吃定華人好欺負。
現在華人和一些開明的穆斯林也都支持華裔商家拿出勇氣，不要繼續學馬華那樣鵪鶉！不要被鵪鶉的傢伙一句《可能引發豬毛五一三》就被嚇到鳥毛都不見了！你今天不抗議，明天你連抗議的機會也沒有了！
『Non-halal』 tags added to avoid brush with the law
JOHOR BARU: In light of the authorities』 move to seize paint brushes suspected to be made from pig bristles, some hardware shops here are tagging all the brushes sold in their premises as 「non-halal」.
Tan Jern Hsin, 28, who takes care of the family business in Johor Jaya, decided to do so to protect his stock from being confiscated by the authorities.
He took action immediately after learning that retailers were supposed to put up tags and separate brushes made from pig bristles from the rest.
「The problem is that we don‘t even know what materials the brushes are made from as they come from our suppliers,」 he said yesterday.
是可忍孰不可忍！華人五金商不約而同站出來反擊了！他們乾脆將所有漆掃都標籤為《非清真》Non-Halal；有些更直接寫明不賣給穆斯林！你們穆斯林要油漆請自己動手做漆掃，不要來找我們！我們不做你們穆斯林的生意不會死！
這招一使出來，輪到穆斯林叫苦連天了！華人不賣漆掃給你們穆斯林不會死，穆斯林買不到漆掃怎樣油漆？難道用五根手指不成？
有些五金商甚至這樣做：凡是毛做的漆掃一概標籤為非清真不賣給穆斯林；穆斯林非要買的話，就推介價錢更高又不好用的塑料漆掃！塑料嘛，肯定哈拉咯！要用就用，不用就拉倒！反正那是你們的哈拉問題，不是我們的哈拉問題！
有人說天天被納吉政府用GST輪姦、現在又被宗教局借豬毛之名打壓謀生機會的華人，這樣做是反應過度，可能會招來極端拐杖民族針對而更加打壓。
但是更多人卻認為這樣的反應，剛好而已。面對長期無理打壓敲詐，難道連做出反抗行動也不可以？就是因為華人長期逆來順受，才助長了拐杖民族越來越囂張的氣焰，狂妄自大、吃定華人好欺負。
現在華人和一些開明的穆斯林也都支持華裔商家拿出勇氣，不要繼續學馬華那樣鵪鶉！不要被鵪鶉的傢伙一句《可能引發豬毛五一三》就被嚇到鳥毛都不見了！你今天不抗議，明天你連抗議的機會也沒有了！
『Non-halal』 tags added to avoid brush with the law
JOHOR BARU: In light of the authorities』 move to seize paint brushes suspected to be made from pig bristles, some hardware shops here are tagging all the brushes sold in their premises as 「non-halal」.
Tan Jern Hsin, 28, who takes care of the family business in Johor Jaya, decided to do so to protect his stock from being confiscated by the authorities.
He took action immediately after learning that retailers were supposed to put up tags and separate brushes made from pig bristles from the rest.
「The problem is that we don‘t even know what materials the brushes are made from as they come from our suppliers,」 he said yesterday.
If customers insist on buying halal-certified paint brushes, Tan will make a separate order for nylon brushes, which are more expensive and do not contain any animal parts.
「A few customers had made such requests before but it is very rare. Nylon brushes are not sought after because nylon does not hold paint well and is impractical,」 he added.
Hardware store retailer Welson Chan, 36, said it was unfair for the authorities to target traders instead of suppliers and manufacturers who did not inform them about the origins of the paint brushes.
「It does not make sense for us to keep sending paint brushes for tests at the laboratory before selling them. Just to be safe, I have also put up tags to inform customers that all my paint brushes are non-halal.
「I might lose a few customers but it is a risk I am willing to take compared to having my stock confiscated when the authorities come knocking,」 he said.
Chan hoped that the authorities could give retailers a month’s grace period to get educated and separate the brushes before conducting raids.
The owner of a hardware shop in Larkin who only wanted to be known as Yong, said it had never been an issue with her customers before in her 20-year-old shop.
「I have a mix of customers and nobody highlighted or questioned about my paint brushes before and suddenly it became a big issue just because it went viral on the Internet,」 she said.
The Johor Domestic Trade, Co-operative and Consumerism Ministry on Tuesday raided two hardware shops in Jalan Persiaran Larkin Perdana, Larkin, and confiscated about 150 paint brushes suspected to be made of pig bristles.
Meanwhile, in Petaling Jaya, the Muslim Consumers Association of Malaysia (PPIM) has suggested that the Government make it mandatory for manufacturers to label products that are made with parts of swine with a pig logo.
「This would help Muslim consumers make informed choices,」 PPIM president Datuk Nadzim Johan told the press, according to Sin Chew Daily.
He said the association received more than 50 complaints from Muslim consumers who unknowingly purchased products made with swine last year.
At least 40 types of common consumer items may contain traces of pig, he added.
These include paint brushes, crayons, wallets, belts, shoes, ice-cream, fruit juice, shampoo, soap, toothpaste and mask, among others.
Under the Trade Descriptions Act, traders are required to separate non-halal items from halal products or risk being fined RM100,000, three years』 jail or both.
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