Bullshit by wong
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But complaining and asking for subsidies is not the answer.
Instead, Singapore must continue to grow the economy and earn more to defray rising costs.
And speaking of staying competitive, Mr Wong, who is also the Home Affairs Minister, said Singapore needs to top up its population and workforce with migrants. -
Typical high-handed arrogant attitude.Originally posted by kok2006:But complaining and asking for subsidies is not the answer.
Instead, Singapore must continue to grow the economy and earn more to defray rising costs.
And speaking of staying competitive, Mr Wong, who is also the Home Affairs Minister, said Singapore needs to top up its population and workforce with migrants.
Yeah right, work harder pay them their high salaries for more of these kind of statements.
Total lack of EQ! -
I dun care abt that, neither will having the foreigners affect me
If we want to be a education hub, logistics hub, we just have to open up... -
yah right Hub... -
more foreigners in sg = less job for the locals + crime rate increase.Originally posted by sbst275:I dun care abt that, neither will having the foreigners affect me
If we want to be a education hub, logistics hub, we just have to open up...
just look at today's paper, how many foreigners fake their identities n qualification into Sg? to the foreigners, they think sg is a land of golds to chop carrot heads from the naive locals. -
yeah right...Originally posted by ShutterBug:yah right Hub...
Never mind, we just close our doors... Uni are all local students and none of us go overseas to study...
I think that's what many wants -
You see, you cannot just because of 1 rotten apple that affects everyoneOriginally posted by 798:more foreigners in sg = less job for the locals + crime rate increase.
just look at today's paper, how many foreigners fake their identities n qualification into Sg? to the foreigners, they think sg is a land of golds to chop carrot heads from the naive locals.
Just like Singaporean migrating to Australia, you think they are welcomed?? It's the same -
You know, I think the locals aren't naive.Originally posted by 798:more foreigners in sg = less job for the locals + crime rate increase.
just look at today's paper, how many foreigners fake their identities n qualification into Sg? to the foreigners, they think sg is a land of golds to chop carrot heads from the naive locals.
The naive one is our gov...
Looks like all our gov wants are more people to reproduce and make more money for them, so they don't care where they are from, or what they do here. -
if the locals aint naive, how do you explain:Originally posted by ShutterBug:You know, I think the locals aren't naive.
The naive one is our gov...
Looks like all our gov wants are more people to reproduce and make more money for them, so they don't care where they are from, or what they do here.
i) 66.6% voted for pap not looking at the rising fares coming up next for oil rises, etc;
ii) blindly donated to nkf, huang-na fund n tsunami fund n the money not going to the one needed;
iii) believe what the media said or speculated?
li au was right! singaporeans are stupid! -
You know, I noted that we were doing ok back when China still had their doors closed to the world.Originally posted by sbst275:yeah right...
Never mind, we just close our doors... Uni are all local students and none of us go overseas to study...
I think that's what many wants
But the day they opened up their doors, we came face to face with SARS and our SIA suffered because of it.
And eversince they started streaming into Singapore like ants, we are faced with incerasingly more vice proeblms, as well as crimes.
I agree with opening up, but I feel that the problems are from China FTs here. There are simply too many here, and they don't respect us or our country - I doubt any of them will stay.
The only source of topping up our population are people from Malaysia - I think they are more reliable, dependable, and are Chinese of our region; meaning they are of similar frequency.
Our gov is just sucking up to China that's why so much liniency is accorded to them here. Now look at how these China nationals are reported in the papers of making a fool of our gov's system by faking documents and discovering loopholes to abuse.
Well PAP, that's Talent and it sure is Foreign! -
I think, this round the 66% who blindly voted them in, will learn better for the next round.Originally posted by 798:if the locals aint naive, how do you explain:
i) 66.6% voted for pap not looking at the rising fares coming up next for oil rises, etc;
ii) blindly donated to nkf, huang-na fund n tsunami fund n the money not going to the one needed;
iii) believe what the media said or speculated?
li au was right! singaporeans are stupid!
How many rounds, do you think they can last now?
Every fare hike, every defamation suit, will further decrease the percentage in future GEs. -
i'm studying in ntu n it's sure make me a singaporean to feel like a foreigner who is surrounded by majority students who are foreigners.Originally posted by sbst275:yeah right...
Never mind, we just close our doors... Uni are all local students and none of us go overseas to study...
I think that's what many wants
if tis minorities become majorities, where will be our stands? r we going to let them rape our properties? -
it makes no difference! pple kpkb before past elections too, in the end fear n insecurity make them lied to themselves we have a capable government.Originally posted by ShutterBug:I think, this round the 66% who blindly voted them in, will learn better for the next round.
How many rounds, do you think they can last now?
Every fare hike, every defamation suit, will further decrease the percentage in future GEs.
we should go on RIOT!!!
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NO NO.Originally posted by 798:it makes no difference! pple kpkb before past elections too, in the end fear n insecurity make them lied to themselves we have a capable government.
we should go on RIOT!!!
Riot is no solution at all.
It will further damage our economy, and much hardship will befall all who participated in riot.
Only thing left is patience.
Be patient.
There are a lot of patient people right now. -
We must go for CHANGE without violence.
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5 years are long~~!!!!Originally posted by ShutterBug:We must go for CHANGE without violence.
during tis long period, i wont be surprised there will be a high crime rate, high standard living, high rate of depression n suicide, pple getting retrenched n jobless, etc.
most interesting thing to note is how ruling party or media finding alternative ways to fix opposition to get them bad name, just like what steve chia landed into in order to fool voters. -
798, don't be so quick to talk about all these "riots" and whatnots..
it is easy to have a revolution... rebuilding is the hard part... that one, no matter what, have to give credit to the bloodsuckers.. they did their part well..
look at Cuba... look at N Korea... revolution... and look at them now..
PRC? it could have been great.. now it's trying but without a social conscience...
look at the other "revolutions"
they have spawned misery, bloodshed, poverty and worse..
don't be an idiot and let yourself be riled up by your own anger...
the country is much more important than your myopic destructiveness... -
Relax lah.Originally posted by the Bear:798, don't be so quick to talk about all these "riots" and whatnots..
it is easy to have a revolution... rebuilding is the hard part... that one, no matter what, have to give credit to the bloodsuckers.. they did their part well..
look at Cuba... look at N Korea... revolution... and look at them now..
PRC? it could have been great.. now it's trying but without a social conscience...
look at the other "revolutions"
they have spawned misery, bloodshed, poverty and worse..
don't be an idiot and let yourself be riled up by your own anger...
the country is much more important than your myopic destructiveness...
It's not the first day you know 798. -
maybe i may think recklessly. but i cant stand the fact that every of our earnings being squeezed n converted into high salaries for the government, who never look upon how suffering we pple are.Originally posted by the Bear:798, don't be so quick to talk about all these "riots" and whatnots..
it is easy to have a revolution... rebuilding is the hard part... that one, no matter what, have to give credit to the bloodsuckers.. they did their part well..
look at Cuba... look at N Korea... revolution... and look at them now..
PRC? it could have been great.. now it's trying but without a social conscience...
look at the other "revolutions"
they have spawned misery, bloodshed, poverty and worse..
don't be an idiot and let yourself be riled up by your own anger...
the country is much more important than your myopic destructiveness...
it portrays of how we singaporeans are fear of the ruling parties power and yet none of us can go against...
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One word of warning the changing of the government from PAP to other parties might not seem such a good deal actually from the economice pt of view. Investor from abroad will never have heard of the opposition parties. To them it might not be safe to invest in singapore since the gov policy on FDI (foreign direct investment) might chg.
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Dont worry, time will tell.Originally posted by 798:5 years are long~~!!!!
during tis long period, i wont be surprised there will be a high crime rate, high standard living, high rate of depression n suicide, pple getting retrenched n jobless, etc.
most interesting thing to note is how ruling party or media finding alternative ways to fix opposition to get them bad name, just like what steve chia landed into in order to fool voters.
May b we migrating to overseas? and will hve a better life.
Or, S'pore will kill all their Gods???as NKF and we are the host again!!!
Just b happy! and enjoy ourselves everydays as long as our conscious are clear!!! -
I look at it this way;Originally posted by 798:maybe i may think recklessly. but i cant stand the fact that every of our earnings being squeezed n converted into high salaries for the government, who never look upon how suffering we pple are.
it portrays of how we singaporeans are fear of the ruling parties power and yet none of us can go against...
If our beloved gov decides to finally listen to locals and makes some real efforts towards bread and butter issues, along with some other policies that can do with some changes, it would be the ideal outcome.
As it is, the ball is in their court - and in this case, the court also belongs to them.. -
my dad was out late one night and he saw how the migrants PRC workers are ripping up metal drain covers, metal anything and making it off in their company supplied trucks. Some of these foreigner workers are on visitor or student pass where they make a quick buck entering and reentering singapore on different "forged" identification while the exchange rates are in their favour.
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To a certain extent, he has a point. So instead of asking for more subsidies, why not singaporeans ask for wage increases?Originally posted by kok2006:But complaining and asking for subsidies is not the answer.
Instead, Singapore must continue to grow the economy and earn more to defray rising costs.
And speaking of staying competitive, Mr Wong, who is also the Home Affairs Minister, said Singapore needs to top up its population and workforce with migrants.
We can always ask for a review of the minimum wage set by the relevant statutory boards. -
its like saying "hey, if u ppl dont start producing more babies and complain less, i wont hesitate to favour foreigners than locals."
nice role model for loyalty.