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Daily SG: 17 Nov 2009
Posted by singaporedaily on November 17th, 2009
Strangers in a Strange Land
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- Sgpolitics.net: Loyalty and the Singaporean
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- Seelan Palay’s Blog: Singapore Indian shocked that daughter is now a minority in Indian kindergarten [Thanks Seelan]
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- Gerald Giam’s Blog: Lower voting age to 18 before next election
- Kelvin Teo Writes: Should upgrading decisions be even placed in the hands of politicians?
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- Singaporean Skeptic: Foreigners drive up the price of housing.
- Sam’s Thoughts: The water stains on my master toilet ceiling
APEC 2009
- Today In Singapore: Sheriff Ignored
Truth, Justice, and the Singapore Way
- Yours Truly Singapore: Fundamentals to S’pore’s progress
Healthcare & Healthcare Providers
- Singapore Social and Political Thoughts: Whos’ heads will roll for the wrongly calibrated cancer drug pump at KK Hospital?
Twilight in Paradise. Growing Old In Singapore
- Salary.sg: What’s not good about Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS)
Daily Discourse
- Simplicity: The Ugly Singaporean [Thanks John]
- Irreligious: Do Christians in Singapore discriminate against homosexuals? [Thanks Terence]
Life, the universe and everything
- Empty Vessel: Teach your kids how to count money
November 17th, 2009 at 2:14 pm
To The Ugly Singaporean post.
You sound like a Wee Shu Min’s clone.
“mom’s friend sent her some blog post by some bleeding stupid 40-year old singaporean called derek wee (WHY do all the idiots have my surname why?!) whining about how singapore is such an insecure place, how old ppl (ie, 40 and above) fear for their jobs, how the pool of foreign “talent” (dismissively chucked between inverted commas) is really a tsunami that will consume us all (no actually he didn’t say that, he probably said Fouren Talern Bery Bad.), how the reason why no one wants kids is that they’re a liability in this world of fragile ricebowls, how the government really needs to save us from inevitable doom but they aren’t because they are stick-shoved-up-ass elites who have no idea how the world works, yadayadayadayada.
i am inclined - too much, perhaps - to dismiss such people as crackpots. stupid crackpots. the sadder class. too often singaporeans - both the neighborhood poor and the red-taloned socialites - kid themselves into believing that our society, like most others, is compartmentalized by breeding. ridiculous. we are a tyranny of the capable and the clever, and the only other class is the complement.
sad derek attracted more than 50 comments praising him for his poignant views, joining him in a chorus of complaints that climax at the accusation of lack of press freedom because his all-too-true views had been rejected by the straits times forum. while i tend to gripe about how we only have one functioning newspaper too, i think the main reason for its lack of publication was that his incensed diatribe was written in pathetic little scraps that passed off as sentences, with poor spelling and no grammar.
derek, derek, derek darling, how can you expect to have an iron ricebowl or a solid future if you cannot spell?
if you’re not good enough, life will kick you in the balls. that’s just how things go. there’s no point in lambasting the government for making our society one that is, i quote, “far too survival of fittest”. it’s the same everywhere. yes discrimination exists, and it is sad, but most of the time if people would prefer hiring other people over you, it’s because they’re better. it’s so sad when people like old derek lament the kind of world that singapore will be if we make it so uncertain. go be friggin communist, if uncertainty of success offends you so much - you will certainly be poor and miserable. unless you are an arm-twisting commie bully, which, given your whiny middle-class undereducated penchant, i doubt.
then again, it’s easy for me to say. my future isn’t certain but i guess right now it’s a lot brighter than most people’s. derek will read this and brand me as an 18-year old elite, one of the sinners who will inherit the country and run his stock to the gutter. go ahead. the world is about winners and losers. it’s only sad when people who could be winners are marginalised and oppressed. is dear derek starving? has dear derek been denied an education? has dear derek been forced into child prostitution? has dear derek had his clan massacred by the government?
i should think not. dear derek is one of many wretched, undermotivated, overassuming leeches in our country, and in this world. one of those who would prefer to be unemployed and wax lyrical about how his myriad talents are being abandoned for the foreigner’s, instead of earning a decent, stable living as a sales assistant. it’s not even about being a road sweeper. these shitbags don’t want anything without “manager” and a name card.
please, get out of my elite uncaring face.