Finding brotherhood in SAF?
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Hi guys,
My NS days suck so does my reservists filled with rude , mean and selfish people..how can you depend your life with folks like this?
Maybe some guys here have better experience
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your ministers all like that, all work for money and have "no $$$ no talk" mentality, so money-face... so what do you expect the citizens behave?
selfish, money face and mean are the way to behave
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...eg: Like Father Like Son, Like Mother Like Daughter...
.. the way a lot of locals behave, are reflections of what the government's policies carved into the psyche of the people...
Frankly, I am beginning to feel that CSJ and all other oppositions may be wasting time, effort, and risking legal suits for this kind of society.... -
Those who have done the service should know , in general, what it is like.
Does any of you wonder why foreign soldiers exist here ? -
being a foreigner myself, I ponder on that thought every day of my NS life.
i cant remember why I was called up in the first place. -
I also a PR n served my NS n which country u from?Originally posted by goldencactus:being a foreigner myself, I ponder on that thought every day of my NS life.
i cant remember why I was called up in the first place. -
I'm serving NS as a seaman and my ship's crew are among the best I can ever ask for.
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My NSF life was where I can say I discovered "brotherhood". One of my friends I met in NS became my best man at my wedding. Today, many of us are good friends and stay in touch , even though we are all scattered over the world.
During reservist, I met both kinds of people. Both selfish and cooperative. For example, my medic was very helpful and volunteered to help in other tasks. On the other hand, our unit had a very bad RQMS and he was not cooperative, lazy and selfish.
I think it is just a reflection of society.
I hope that if one day, war erupts, everyone works together better.