Isn't it a blessing in disguise that, as stateless persons, they're not entitled to be exploited in the same ruthless manner citizens and permanent residents are?Originally posted by ShutterBug:Ms Lee, who is also a lawyer, said: 'As stateless persons, they are not entitled to any rights that citizens and permanent residents enjoy, and this is grossly unfair to them.'
Rights? I wonder what kind of "rights" are they? May be that means 'rights' to be Taxed & Double Taxed, forced to save via CPF and then denied retirement and be paid a pittance in old age, and generally exploited through and through? Enjoy? Unfair?Originally posted by walesa:Isn't it a blessing in disguise that, as stateless persons, they're not entitled to be exploited in the same ruthless manner citizens and permanent residents are?![]()
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That argument is nothing more than a double-edged sword...
She cannot leave those words out, otherwise she will get charged and sued.Originally posted by ShutterBug:Rights? I wonder what kind of "rights" are they? May be that means 'rights' to be Taxed & Double Taxed, forced to save via CPF and then denied retirement and be paid a pittance in old age, and generally exploited through and through? Enjoy? Unfair?
Technically, she's right, but can leave the words ENJOY, RIGHTS, and UNFAIR out of it...![]()