Good Things about the new generation MIW leaders.
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I would go anytime I like, and I can say anything I like. Is this my fingers doing the typing or your finger? This is Singapore's Online Discussion Network.. I can discuss anything about Singapore. Get the picture dickhead?Originally posted by akinos:how about you go and whine some place else? u are making a mockery of yourself judging from your language. in the first place, why are you here anyway? Should'n't you be out a long time ago? -
When I communicate, I deem what language and mannerism is suitable for the occasion. For you dickhead, vulgarism is the best medicine... like what the MIW said, take more of the antidote... the more the merrier dude.
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Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:
Nope i dun get your point though. Maybe you could try it at the country they might accept u and u can whine there though. Since you have so much problem in Singapore, just get your passport and leave. It's as simple as that.
I would go anytime I like, and I can say anything I like. Is this my fingers doing the typing or your finger? This is [b]Singapore's Online Discussion Network.. I can discuss anything about Singapore. Get the picture dickhead? [/b] -
My dear friend, I hope things are as easy as that. I wish everyone can just pack up and go any country they want to. In this way there would be no political refugees. PR application takes time my friend, I am taking my first steps...Originally posted by akinos:Nope i dun get your point though. Maybe you could try it at the country they might accept u and u can whine there though. Since you have so much problem in Singapore, just get your passport and leave. It's as simple as that.
But is it wrong to question the government? What if everyone was as happy as you are? Who will keep them in check? If they have done nothing wrong, they will do well to explain their positions and how their policies could do no wrong. They should not fear questioning from the general public, the people that are going to be affected by the policies.
If I am not affected by the GSTs, Transport hikes etc, I will not give a damn. My family and friends are still in Singapore, many are unhappy, but many like you choose to just accept it as it is... they say... what to do?
Are we all spineless people? Do you want Singaporeans to be like that?
I want passion amongst our people, let people know that they have a part to play in their nation's wellbeing too. Are we to accept whatever is given to us or are we going to question them until they provide us with the best solutions?
I may whine, but I whine for the people of Singapore, not for my own selfish reasons... I have nothing to gain or lose if GST goes up... think about it my friend. -
Then leave, why bother to talk so much? not everyone is in the same situation as you and having the same needs as you. No policy implemented is "perfect" or should i say some will benefit and some will be in a disadvantage. Com'on, what goes up must come down someday. If you have a better policy that can be implemented, why not voice it out then? Being in their shoes is not easy. In this world, there are bound to be contented and discontented people. Instead of just questioning the government, why not question youself and ask how you can adapt to these changes.Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:My dear friend, I hope things are as easy as that. I wish everyone can just pack up and go any country they want to. In this way there would be no political refugees. PR application takes time my friend, I am taking my first steps...
But is it wrong to question the government? What if everyone was as happy as you are? Who will keep them in check? If they have done nothing wrong, they will do well to explain their positions and how their policies could do no wrong. They should not fear questioning from the general public, the people that are going to be affected by the policies.
If I am not affected by the GSTs, Transport hikes etc, I will not give a damn. My family and friends are still in Singapore, many are unhappy, but many like you choose to just accept it as it is... they say... what to do?
Are we all spineless people? Do you want Singaporeans to be like that?
I want passion amongst our people, let people know that they have a part to play in their nation's wellbeing too. Are we to accept whatever is given to us or are we going to question them until they provide us with the best solutions?
I may whine, but I whine for the people of Singapore, not for my own selfish reasons... I can nothing to gain or lose if GST goes up... think about it my friend.
And i kindly request that when you wan to speak or vent your anger, refrain from using vulgarities. Surely you are old enough to understand that using profanities will not make everything right. -
Singaporeans no longer feel passionate about Singapore... they feel betrayed. There is nothing for them to cheer about. Day after day they have to endure the same thing, hoping that there will be no futher rise in any cost...
We must get them to participate, let them be utterly convinced that the policies are for their good. Show them what are the steps being taken to help the poor who will benefit from the GST increase.
Don't confuse us, don't trample us and kick us aside... convince us. -
I am leaving for goodness sake, my PR application is still going underway you understand?!?!?Originally posted by akinos:Then leave, why bother to talk so much? not everyone is in the same situation as you and having the same needs as you. No policy implemented is "perfect" or should i say some will benefit and some will be in a disadvantage. Com'on, what goes up must come down someday. If you have a better policy that can be implemented, why not voice it out then? Being in their shoes is not easy. In this world, there are bound to be contented and discontented people. Instead of just questioning the government, why not question youself and ask how you can adapt to these changes.
And i kindly request that when you wan to speak or vent your anger, refrain from using vulgarities. Surely you are old enough to understand that using profanities will not make everything right.
I also kindly request that you stop asking people to leave singapore if they are not happy with the government's policy. We pay our taxes, we have the right to voice out our displeasure... I am not some spineless creature like you who agrees with everything. Nothing is perfect, but many things can be better. I am not asking for perfection.
Why don't you share a good thing or two about the current generation leaders... look at the topic. If you got nothing to share please go away. -
Convince? How can that be done when we are all so "kiasu". When things come cheap, we take them for granted. When it is expensive, we want them cheaper. Surely cost would have to rise and some of them would go down. Our resources are limited and the demand for them is high. You think fuel prices increase because our government is money hungry and wants it to? The earth has limited resources for everyone, not everyone gets it.
How do you know that i agree with everything? Are you a psyhic or something? Sure there are things that i disagree with, but i come up with solutions of my own. Not whine about them and hoping the government would change them or find some flaws in them.
How about this. I'm sure u have a roof over your head even though you are homeless or poor as you can seem help. Why not you try other countries that are hit by poverty? Would you rather be them or here in Singapore. -
Do we really need a ''privatised" public transport company? Oil prices are going up, but so are their profits. By privatising we expect better services.. but do we get them?Originally posted by akinos:Convince? How can that be done when we are all so "kiasu". When things come cheap, we take them for granted. When it is expensive, we want them cheaper. Surely cost would have to rise and some of them would go down. Our resources are limited and the demand for them is high. You think fuel prices increase because our government is money hungry and wants it to? The earth has limited resources for everyone, not everyone gets it.
How do you know that i agree with everything? Are you a psyhic or something? Sure there are things that i disagree with, but i come up with solutions of my own. Not whine about them and hoping the government would change them or find some flaws in them.
How about this. I'm sure u have a roof over your head even though you are homeless or poor as you can seem help. Why not you try other countries that are hit by poverty? Would you rather be them or here in Singapore.
I would love to hear what you think of the current government instead of whining about us so called whiners. -
What caused us to be kiasu in the first place? What caused this mindless endless paper chase? I am not talking only about fuel prices.Originally posted by akinos:Convince? How can that be done when we are all so "kiasu". When things come cheap, we take them for granted. When it is expensive, we want them cheaper. Surely cost would have to rise and some of them would go down. Our resources are limited and the demand for them is high. You think fuel prices increase because our government is money hungry and wants it to? The earth has limited resources for everyone, not everyone gets it.
How do you know that i agree with everything? Are you a psyhic or something? Sure there are things that i disagree with, but i come up with solutions of my own. Not whine about them and hoping the government would change them or find some flaws in them.
How about this. I'm sure u have a roof over your head even though you are homeless or poor as you can seem help. Why not you try other countries that are hit by poverty? Would you rather be them or here in Singapore.
Do you think ERP after ERP can solve the problem? Do you think GST can alleviate the problems faced by the needy and poor (not to mention those in the middle class).
Many people are faced with increased competition from the FT, those that are espcecially affected are those in the higher age group. They face the burden of a family, the prospect of getting retrenched... whereas the cost of living continues its upward spiral.
Who is to prevent a repeat of the NKF. Our late Mr Ong urged more transparency and what treatment did he receive? Mr Nathan is more passive and he gets a pay raise... what does all these mean?
People out there are suffering and complaining. Instead of addressing the problems and taking pains to explain, they refer to it as some kind of medicine.. everyone knows medicine is good, but why is it good? What does it do? I will never take a pill without first knowing what it does for me... -
Hey! If I ever get millions like him, why would I want to jeopardize my own position by making noise. Unless I am morally obligated to serve the Singapore citizens, goes to show having high pay is not the same as having high morals. Neither does having high educational qualification equate to high morals.Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:What caused us to be kiasu in the first place? What caused this mindless endless paper chase? I am not talking only about fuel prices.
Do you think ERP after ERP can solve the problem? Do you think GST can alleviate the problems faced by the needy and poor (not to mention those in the middle class).
Many people are faced with increased competition from the FT, those that are espcecially affected are those in the higher age group. They face the burden of a family, the prospect of getting retrenched... whereas the cost of living continues its upward spiral.
Who is to prevent a repeat of the NKF. Our late Mr Ong urged more transparency and what treatment did he receive? Mr Nathan is more passive and he gets a pay raise... what does all these mean?
People out there are suffering and complaining. Instead of addressing the problems and taking pains to explain, they refer to it as some kind of medicine.. everyone knows medicine is good, but why is it good? What does it do? I will never take a pill without first knowing what it does for me... -
Indeed, they have no reason to put everything on the line. You either be with us, or be against us... and you know what the MIW does to those they deem to be against them.
I have a feeling that even those in the MIW who feel morally obligated to speak out against some issues will do well to think twice... -
maybe thaksin also came looking for this exotic dish.Originally posted by maurizio13:Where can one find mee siam with hum to eat?
I have heard about this famous dish from a prominent leader in Singapore.
But to date, I still can't find this dish.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
maybe its served only for rich and powerful pple. -
I hope it is only served to the rich and powerful... it sounds awful...Originally posted by Lefleche:maybe thaksin also came looking for this exotic dish. maybe its served only for rich and powerful pple. -
800 Sporean had already left for other countries.Originally posted by akinos:Nope i dun get your point though. Maybe you could try it at the country they might accept u and u can whine there though. Since you have so much problem in Singapore, just get your passport and leave. It's as simple as that. -
If not for the fact that our families are still here, I think more would have left...Originally posted by will4:800 Sporean had already left for other countries.
It's funny isn't it, it's always those that can more or less afford it that moves out from Singapore (the very people that policies actually favor), leaving those less fortunate behind... -
I think after budget speech, more will leave soon. In fact, got heard of Sporean telling their PR frens not to ger Spore citizenship.Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:If not for the fact that our families are still here, I think more would have left...
It's funny isn't it, it's always those that can more or less afford it that moves out from Singapore (the very people that policies actually favor), leaving those less fortunate behind...
I have colleauges from Malaysia saying they want to retain their Malaysian citizenship. -
Spore is becoming more like HK in tern of immigration figures but HK people like to move to Canada but Sporean to Australia.Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:If not for the fact that our families are still here, I think more would have left...
It's funny isn't it, it's always those that can more or less afford it that moves out from Singapore (the very people that policies actually favor), leaving those less fortunate behind... -
Haha I recently also got a indonesian chinese friend who say lucky he never choose to give up his indon citizenship... he said Singapore may be clean and lawful but the rental alone can kill most business and him being the business type of cause calculated which country is better for him in the long run...Originally posted by will4:I think after budget speech, more will leave soon. In fact, got heard of Sporean telling their PR frens not to ger Spore citizenship.
I have colleauges from Malaysia saying they want to retain their Malaysian citizenship. -
Hallo,how much these dogs r paid for?
I will pay double for them!!!!!in this forum!!!!
I hate them!!!!suching my C if they want to be, Dogs!!!! -
Interesting to see so many pro-MIW people here telling us to stop b*tching and f**k off when they cannot even contribute to what they think of the new generation MIW leaders...
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Stop screwing married women please. You are sick bartar.d and I think singapore shouldnt have people like you. Get lost if you can!!Originally posted by bigmouthjoe:Interesting to see so many pro-MIW people here telling us to stop b*tching and f**k off when they cannot even contribute to what they think of the new generation MIW leaders... -
Hallo dog!!!!Originally posted by Gazelle:Stop screwing married women please. You are sick bartar.d and I think singapore shouldnt have people like you. Get lost if you can!! -
is thats what your mum call your dad when she is in heat like a bit.ch?Originally posted by foomwee88:Hallo dog!!!!
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My mum has passed away oreli!!!Originally posted by Gazelle:is thats what you mum call your dad when she is in heat like a bit.ch?
I think u need 2 b fruked or yr backside itchy!!!!
If not come n scuk my C very itchy now in the Changi airport!!!