This Country is F.U.C.Ked up!
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eh ben, stfu.Originally posted by Matthew Lim Li Hao:correct -
[quote]Originally posted by Gedanken:
[b]Can you use this in a sentence, boys and girls? Yong Pung How can!
he retired worrr.. dun disturb him ar -
now rename as :Originally posted by ShutterBug:So I think boil over and flood into Woodbridge Hospital...
Mentally Institution of Hell
"woodbridge" ...long ago no more -
This is weird, I thought you are a malay at first, and I thought you are sabotaging a chinese person you know by using the person's real name.
More weird is you do not have a simple logical sentence to explain what you think, like giving an example.
I think the problem lies with you. -
We live in a zoo. A giant birdcage. We are farmed like animals.. in a zoo, the animals don't have a say in how the show is run.. But once domesticated, we have a hard time letting go of our creature comforts..and most of us fear we cannot survive in the wild. Some, like myself, are lucky (or unlucky depending on how you see it) to realise what's going on and yearn for our freedom, a voice, our right.
Each individual can make a difference, but we cannot hope to be a one-man/woman army. An ironic tragedy is.. while the opposition has ideas, too many people either do not want to get involved, or do exactly what the PAP does - which is to believe the mainstream media's portrayal of the opposition as a bunch of bumbling fools without bothering to find out more about ideas behind the faces.
But is that what YOU think?? Or what the government WANTS you to think? If u truly feel the PAP's arrogance and power is a threat to Singapore's future, what are you doing about it as an individual? Certainly not taking action - at least that's what the opposition's doing. Why simply diss the opposition? Why not find out more about them? Talk to them? Get involved, pitch in, even? A toothpick on its own can be broken easily. but put a bunch of them together, and they will be 1,000 times harder to break. WE the people are the reason the opposition cannot succeed... because although alot of us have a few common goals (bring PAP's absolute power under control by setting a system of checks n balances), we don't want to get involved! We're like.. trembling obedient ninnies who have seen how the opposition is persecuted mercilessly by the PAP, and don't want to be in that position!
Most Singaporeans complain and complain, but still choose the blue pill. And that's something the PAP can count on every single time. But I know what I want, and what I'm going to do. Do you? -
It's rare to see such a racist who lose his own senses and sabotaging another person by posting another person's name.
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Go to Malaysia lah, no one will marginalise Malays there, but will marginalise Chinese.Originally posted by Sardaukar:.......
I am sick and tired of how they marginalise Malays during NS.I am sick that they marginalise the other languages,always promoting Mandarin.I am sick of the lack of passion in our people.I am sick that so few of us stand up to the PAP.
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haahaaOriginally posted by SumOne:Not the first time he's made a fool of himself.
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I'm glad AU has nothing of this sort. The tradition of civil liberty is unshakeable in the sWAn Valley.Originally posted by will4:Many times but also need to know ISD is looking out for racist local. -
Originally posted by spinsugar:
very well written......bravo!!!!!
We live in a zoo. A giant birdcage. We are farmed like animals.. in a zoo, the animals don't have a say in how the show is run.. But once domesticated, we have a hard time letting go of our creature comforts..and most of us fear we cannot survive in the wild. Some, like myself, are lucky (or unlucky depending on how you see it) to realise what's going on and yearn for our freedom, a voice, our right.
Each individual can make a difference, but we cannot hope to be a one-man/woman army. [b]An ironic tragedy is.. while the opposition has ideas, too many people either do not want to get involved, or do exactly what the PAP does - which is to believe the mainstream media's portrayal of the opposition as a bunch of bumbling fools without bothering to find out more about ideas behind the faces.
But is that what YOU think?? Or what the government WANTS you to think? If u truly feel the PAP's arrogance and power is a threat to Singapore's future, what are you doing about it as an individual? Certainly not taking action - at least that's what the opposition's doing. Why simply diss the opposition? Why not find out more about them? Talk to them? Get involved, pitch in, even? A toothpick on its own can be broken easily. but put a bunch of them together, and they will be 1,000 times harder to break. WE the people are the reason the opposition cannot succeed... because although alot of us have a few common goals (bring PAP's absolute power under control by setting a system of checks n balances), we don't want to get involved! We're like.. trembling obedient ninnies who have seen how the opposition is persecuted mercilessly by the PAP, and don't want to be in that position!
Most Singaporeans complain and complain, but still choose the blue pill. And that's something the PAP can count on every single time. But I know what I want, and what I'm going to do. Do you?[/b]
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Aiya, dun complain so much lar. We should all consider ourselve lucky leh.
Ppl in africa no food to eat alway got water problem.Medicial standard also sucks.South Africa even worst ,guns can be sold at under $100 sing i heard ,AK47 somemore. Rape ,murder, drugs u name it u got it.
Ppl also scare of leaving their children at home when they go to work(scare kana kidnap lor)
Friday and sat night singaporean can go out chiong until breakfast. There u go out at night later kana sodo by one eye black monster...
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Originally posted by NUS_Superst@r:
R you a Malay? Malays got free education and special privileges from our government and they should already jolly well shut their mouths cos they are generally lazy and stupid, can only blame on themselves.
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you stupid, he speaks the trueOriginally posted by sans-culotte:Wah racist...smell a BAN...
but every body pay all what our hard earned money
to govt by directly or indirectly
finally we dun have anything
example ppl make baby also very difficult in sg
everything increase except income
everytime ppl support the govt in election
but this govt suck all of our blood until the last drop
this ppl dun care abt us
only the cabinet ppl rich and worry free in sg
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Damn... I couldn't have put that statement in red any better.Originally posted by spinsugar:Most Singaporeans complain and complain, but still choose the blue pill. And that's something the PAP can count on every single time. But I know what I want, and what I'm going to do. Do you?
Add to that: and those who do think of the red pill get laughed and mocked at by the majority who blindly choose the blue pill. -
Ah well, could be worse. We could lose the power to vote with our feet. The most they've done in that department is pull out lame crap like "stayers and quitters".
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You think NUS_superstar is racist?Originally posted by charlize:Apparently this NUS_superdude thinks he cannot be tracked down through the internet.
Check this out
http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=209035&page=0Originally posted by skyfoo:i guess u're one of those low-class malays from ITE jealous of ppls like me taking a lvl and a chance to go to uni. and i bet u're one of those dumb idiots who are fucking horny and go around screwing those indecent friends of urs and now fathering a 1yr old kid. allah bless u boy. -
I wonder what the PAP has done? Are they corrupt? Have they run down our economy? Are we having poor education? I would certainly prefer a superior government than the right to criticise them, since they have done a relatively good job.
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put it this way, if a private company need both a external and internal auditors to checks on the accounts what more a nation's affairs.Originally posted by kecang_puteh:I wonder what the PAP has done? Are they corrupt? Have they run down our economy? Are we having poor education? I would certainly prefer a superior government than the right to criticise them, since they have done a relatively good job. -
internally customers and employees give feedback to improve the system....Originally posted by qpicanto:put it this way, if a private company need both a external and internal auditors to checks on the accounts what more a nation's affairs. -
which country govt dun have corruption? is just that they haven't get caught yet. and in singapore, if the govt really got caught for corruption, what can you do?Originally posted by kecang_puteh:I wonder what the PAP has done? Are they corrupt? Have they run down our economy? Are we having poor education? I would certainly prefer a superior government than the right to criticise them, since they have done a relatively good job. -
hmmm...Originally posted by A dot dot B dot dot: -
Originally posted by kecang_puteh:
Oh. My. God. Do you know how bad it is in most government schools compared to a SAP school? Our education system absolutely does not recognize late bloomers, just the typically "smart" kids who memorize well. It's all just cram school, route learning. Such late bloomers are regularly told they're not good enough just because the school is concerned about their overall aggregate.. my case is classic - I scored poorly in maths but my other subjects were A1-B3.. SAP school still forced me to drop Art Elective Programme, A maths and only allowed me to take a single science.. wtf is that.. I still dun understand the logic in making me drop all those subjects, why not just put me in maths remedial class? - especially AEP .. it's the subject I was best at! Stupid system.
Are we having poor education?
Then my younger sister - she was in normal academic @ a govt sch.. From sec 1-4, her english was far better than her teachers! The teachers couldn't even string a grammatically correct sentence together.. on top of that, they taught the wrong pronounciation/grammar to the students. If my sister tried to correct them, they sent her our of the class! how can teachers be allowed teach subjects that they're obviously not qualified to teach? In 2001, my sis clinched 1st prize at an interschool english competition.. none of the other students in her school even got consolation.. but the school did not even recognize or reward her! Fricking incompetent.. And that's just the surface.
She's now studying overseas, where her talent is actually being recognized and properly nurtured. I'm gonna join her again soon to complete my studies, once I save up enough money!
There is alot of talent in Singapore.. but our education system ignores a large portion of it.I would certainly prefer a superior government than the right to criticise them, since they have done a relatively good job.
No one disputes the govt done a good job in the past. Now that we know they're good at handling our economy, don't you think it''s time to look at Singapore's social growth? Culture and arts - give Singapore a soul? So that when people say they're proud to be Singaporean, they can really understand what it means. And it's not just about the right to criticize them, it's about having a choice - a say in how OUR country is run. This is stuff that affects us, hello! Otherwise, it's not really our country. It's the Lee Family's country. -
I had to spend hours trying to correct the grammatical errors made by my tuition kids and they had the cheek to insist that their teachers were correct.Originally posted by spinsugar:Then my younger sister - she was in normal academic @ a govt sch.. From sec 1-4, her english was far better than her teachers! The teachers couldn't even string a grammatically correct sentence together.. on top of that, they taught the wrong pronounciation/grammar to the students. If my sister tried to correct them, they sent her our of the class! how can teachers be allowed teach subjects that they're obviously not qualified to teach? In 2001, my sis clinched 1st prize at an interschool english competition.. none of the other students in her school even got consolation.. but the school did not even recognize or reward her! Fricking incompetent.. And that's just the surface.
Look at this way, half of the teachers today have an atrocious standard of English that would make me shudder. Some of them have no inkling nor the ability to differentiate between American and English at all..
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Hey good luck with your studies...Originally posted by spinsugar:No one disputes the govt done a good job in the past. Now that we know they're good at handling our economy, don't you think it''s time to look at Singapore's social growth? Culture and arts - give Singapore a soul? So that when people say they're proud to be Singaporean, they can really understand what it means. And it's not just about the right to criticize them, it's about having a choice - a say in how OUR country is run. This is stuff that affects us, hello! Otherwise, it's not really our country. It's the Lee Family's country.
I swapped from govt school, to govt funded school, to privately run SAP school, finally to enroll into commercial school with foreign teachers.
Big big big difference.
If we as sg people cannot make comments, or bochap until don't want to make comments, then we might as well migrate cause we cannot care if this place sink or explode. That is the day, locals give up on Sg. -
Hanar, hanar.Originally posted by LazerLordz:I had to spend hours trying to correct the grammatical errors made by my tuition kids and they had the cheek to insist that their teachers were correct.
Look at this way, half of the teachers today have an atrocious standard of English that would make me shudder. Some of them have no inkling nor the ability to differentiate between American and English at all..
I'm not surprised at all..
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Originally posted by spinsugar:
Let me give the other side of the coin to achieve a balance and fairer picture.
We live in a zoo. A giant birdcage. We are farmed like animals.. in a zoo, the animals don't have a say in how the show is run.. But once domesticated, we have a hard time letting go of our creature comforts..and most of us fear we cannot survive in the wild. Some, like myself, are lucky (or unlucky depending on how you see it) to realise what's going on and yearn for our freedom, a voice, our right.
Each individual can make a difference, but we cannot hope to be a one-man/woman army. [b]An ironic tragedy is.. while the opposition has ideas, too many people either do not want to get involved, or do exactly what the PAP does - which is to believe the mainstream media's portrayal of the opposition as a bunch of bumbling fools without bothering to find out more about ideas behind the faces.
But is that what YOU think?? Or what the government WANTS you to think? If u truly feel the PAP's arrogance and power is a threat to Singapore's future, what are you doing about it as an individual? Certainly not taking action - at least that's what the opposition's doing. Why simply diss the opposition? Why not find out more about them? Talk to them? Get involved, pitch in, even? A toothpick on its own can be broken easily. but put a bunch of them together, and they will be 1,000 times harder to break. WE the people are the reason the opposition cannot succeed... because although alot of us have a few common goals (bring PAP's absolute power under control by setting a system of checks n balances), we don't want to get involved! We're like.. trembling obedient ninnies who have seen how the opposition is persecuted mercilessly by the PAP, and don't want to be in that position!
Most Singaporeans complain and complain, but still choose the blue pill. And that's something the PAP can count on every single time. But I know what I want, and what I'm going to do. Do you?[/b]
Your fear for Singaporeans without having the courage to rise to the challenge from the outside dynamic world is uncalled for. The rise of globalisation coupled with the harsh reality of life will certainly encourage potential entrepreneur to take on the world stage and push man to their upmost limits. This is the brilliant works of the economic system and need not neccessarily be in the form of political reform to achieve the effect. Sadly but truthfully, terrorism is another distinct problem in this century and potentially a crucial factor that may deter any country wishing to grant complete democracy freedom without thinking twice, much more a multi-ethical society like ours. Lives are at stakes not rights.
Singapore is a multi-racial society, a fact which many overlooked or choose to neglect in the course of political reformative. In terms of diplomacy, Singapore has insofar done pretty well but the breach and nothing can be more worse is the outbreak of a civil war. So before we yearn for more freedom of speech or rights, perhaps we should first examine the context and nature of our nation. All political party have their own ideas and system that they wanted to contribute, henceforth, the onus is for the respective party to convince the masses with their ideological system. Simply pinpointing out at fellow Singaporeans for being cowardly and not getting involved is not the way to do things. In my humble opinion, it is neither the flaw of the system nor the political apathy of the people but a first class opposition has yet to emerge.