Strategist: Expletives don’t bother me, extreme hate does


PETALING JAYA: Technology strategist Dinesh Nair knows first-hand how cyberspace can be a “war zone” instead of a safe space for people to have a peaceful discussion.

In March last year, he created and posted a spreadsheet on Facebook to show how the Goods and Services Tax (GST) could be balanced out with income tax reductions.

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