most of you don't know what is politics lah...
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Actually January I sympathies with you,Originally posted by january:people like to act smart and give opinions about the elections but how many of us really what is good for us.
humans, and singaporeans, can only make their ends meet in their own life, so for goodness sake, dun act as if commoners know what is right on a national level.
a lot of commoners also like to blame this, blame that but never themselves i find. but at the end of the day, the problem lies in the fact that people themselves are "cannot make it" people.
so at the end of the day, after this election, please spend 49 days, upgrading and improving your own personal character, intelligence and personality first before you talk about biggers things.
human are really pathetic, but it is just our destiny that we are so plain stupid and ignorant.
however that does never means I agreed with your personal opinions.
The fact is we don't really know if you are a young guy or an older person, either way you are totally narrow in your little shell of selfishness and protection. I'm 60, and it very important to be open and continue to learn: life is a long process of learning and making mistakes, but if you are so stubborn and unwilling to learn, nobody can help except yourself when you decides to change for the better. Not just about politics but everything else about life. The Internet BTW is a great learning portal and tool to start with! -
To threadstarter..
Politics without the ppl to back them = 0
Who cares if anyone knows or dont know about politics. In the end of the day if u think u can do better then you can try n join a political party or run as an independant party.
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Originally posted by january:okay. i admit that i was exaggeratting too much when i tok about the 49 days thing.
however, it is the truth that human are ignorant in general. they do have some level of reasonings but usually their reasonings are insufficient and incomplete.
biasness and selective opinions is our characterisitcs, hence i would encourage that while you all are entitled to your beliefs dun be too sure of it.
aristotle belief that time is absolute. but he was wrong.
einstein held some fundamental beliefs about particle behavior but he was wrong in some sense found but later scientists.
therefore, we must always check that our beliefs are not biased and fool proof in politics as well as in other aspects of life.
however, introspection is something which peole dunno how to do it.
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I am not as interested in a candidate's sincerity and whether he has guts to speak his mind against the odds ala CSJ. I am not selecting a son-in-law...
I want an MP that can work for me effectively to increase my economic worth, fatten my bank account and develop my children's potential to the fullest...
Bill Clinton may not be very honest or sincere but he was a heck of a President. I wouldn't want him to come near my daughter but I would vote for him any day. -
actually January sound much like some old lady I met during one of the raining days and confessed to me she came from Timbutoo and gradauted with honours in political science..hehehehehehhehehehehehehehhhehehehehheeeeee..
i ' m going to die ..laughing! -
HAA HAA HAAAhhaha..Originally posted by oxford mushroom:I am not as interested in a candidate's sincerity and whether he has guts to speak his mind against the odds ala CSJ. I am not selecting a son-in-law...
I want an MP that can work for me effectively to increase my economic worth, fatten my bank account and develop my children's potential to the fullest...
Bill Clinton may not be very honest or sincere but he was a heck of a President. I wouldn't want him to come near my daughter but I would vote for him any day.
You got that right about Clinton. Back in the Clinton days, business was really good - until Bush came along and all hell broke loose.