Free Lift Upgrading and Low Maintenance Fee for HG and PP
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I was thinking why HG and PP never say a words about this..cheap one how to be good. Must make the people know it's expensive then they will say it's is very very good.
Expensive good, cheap no good.
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Where got free things?
The money for these projects will eventually come from taxes...
So higher taxes? -
Then must sue the Yip for telling lies. I hear from TV.Originally posted by maggot:Where got free things?
The money for these projects will eventually come from taxes...
So higher taxes? But no one sue him li..why hal? -
People will know money don't drop from the skyOriginally posted by king108:Then must sue the Yip for telling lies. I hear from TV. But no one sue him li..why hal?
Free things will definitely = higher taxes -
I meant the one given by Low TK and Chiam ST. Are they collecting tax..they can't!.. They are not IRAS..Originally posted by maggot: -
Cheap things are no good !!! Is that true ? When computers were first sold they were expensive costing $100,000.00 for a mini-computer to process accounting or project management packages. Micro-computers with very little memory power like Radio Shack (16 K ram) or Apple E-plus (64K ram) cost $600 or more in 1970s when such an amount was equal to $2,000.00 perhaps by today's purchasing power.Originally posted by king108: I was thinking why HG and PP never say a words about this..cheap one how to be good. Must make the people know it's expensive then they will say it's is very very good.
Expensive good, cheap no good.
Yet today a micro-computer can perform the job of a mini-computer worth $100,000.00 cost only $1,000.00.
So a good government should add value to our lives and upgrade the ram and performance architecture with incremental improvements of capabilities as is taking place in the real first world countries not insist that people should pay their ministers more to get higher performers.
It is simply a fallacy which needs to be debunk. If our ministers are paid less than $1,500,000.00 p.a. does it really mean that we cannot have good people with quantum-leap quality capability?
It is a matter of whether our leaders know how to add values to our capabilities, entrepreneurship, creativity and implementation abilities and not practise the old assumptions that only when we pay more we can then get better people to come forward to serve. They have lost touch with the outside world and have failed to understand how to add values through democracy, mass participation and practical knowledge application. -
Cheap one no good lah..Expensive then very very good.Originally posted by robertteh: -
Forget to add, free one worst.Originally posted by king108:Cheap one no good lah..Expensive then very very good. -
Originally posted by king108:Cheap one no good lah..Expensive then very very good.
Quote examples and justify please.Originally posted by king108:Forget to add, free one worst. -
Free one..walk yourself don't take bus..Originally posted by ditzy:Quote examples and justify please. -
i find the lift upgrading unfair.
i am staying on the floor where there is a life landing.
why do i have to pay to build lifts on other floors? how does it benefit me?
these people have no brains. -
Use my proposal. The higher you lived, the more you pay for upgrading. Reason very simple. Higher the flat, higher the value, hence isn't it right for you to pay more since you are higher than other peoples.
Logically? -
Don't scold me, my education no high..Originally posted by king108: Use my proposal. The higher you lived, the more you pay for upgrading. Reason very simple. Higher the flat, higher the value, hence isn't it right for you to pay more since you are higher than other peoples.
Logically?