Surprisingly 'racist' Singapore
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Originally posted by NP924:
The massive outburst of racism in response to an account of one person's day is quite disturbing.
This is by no means an isolated incident, and I just happened to come accross this while searching for information on singapore. I found multiple accounts of institutional racial prejudice in singapore.
Sure, if an individual does not like being belittled due to thier racial background they can leave. But that is not a productive way to look at it, problems should be addressed not shoved in people's faces. Singapore projects the aura of a world class city, and this is how it's citizens act?
I am neither Indian or Chinese and this does not paint singapore in a favorable light for foreign investment, touism, etc... Which creates jobs and expand the economy of any modern nation.
Sg is overrun by fts, getting difficult to find a Singaporean in the midst.
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Well if you are not aware any driver in singapore would be mad if you dont have the right change since everything is very fast and systematic in singapor so if you are an indian,chinese or malay the driver would still be mad if you dont have the right change and its more like a mistake on your side....and i think calling the "suprisingly 'racist' singapore" is too much of an overstatement...
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TS dun like Singaporeans.
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Originally posted by NP924:
The massive outburst of racism in response to an account of one person's day is quite disturbing.
This is by no means an isolated incident, and I just happened to come accross this while searching for information on singapore. I found multiple accounts of institutional racial prejudice in singapore.
Sure, if an individual does not like being belittled due to thier racial background they can leave. But that is not a productive way to look at it, problems should be addressed not shoved in people's faces. Singapore projects the aura of a world class city, and this is how it's citizens act?
I am neither Indian or Chinese and this does not paint singapore in a favorable light for foreign investment, touism, etc... Which creates jobs and expand the economy of any modern nation.
if u hav the money to spend here , we will welcome u with open arms , so let me put it simple .
NO MONEY NO TALK
if u r coming here to work then i put even simplier
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Originally posted by Stevieownz:
Well if you are not aware any driver in singapore would be mad if you dont have the right change since everything is very fast and systematic in singapor so if you are an indian,chinese or malay the driver would still be mad if you dont have the right change and its more like a mistake on your side....and i think calling the "suprisingly 'racist' singapore" is too much of an overstatement...
usually only racist people think like that. i bet even TS is not indian. in the internet, even dogs can post.some people may be trying to stir up trouble in the internet, trying their luck to post racist shit.
dont beleive what you read off the internet. TS intelligent is way off under even a primary skool kid. no common sense.
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TS is back to kena more racism exposure.
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let me introduce myself
My name is ' �枪英' A.K.A '�枪-ying'
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day on the road another indian national from india wanna ask directions again. this one (very tipical) well dressed, make speople look him like a prefessional. but one look into his eyes know he just got out of a job. now probably trying to con some money or get into a new one.
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Originally posted by Summer hill:
You are weird.
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What?
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In Malaysia, we have a famous saying about Indians, "If you see a snake and an Indian, kill the Indian first then kill the snake". I wonder if Singaporeans have heard of this saying before or if there's a similar saying in Singapore?
Perhaps I am been rascists or perhaps non-Indian Malaysians are rascists but we have good reasons to distrust the Indians in Malaysia. Many of us have had experiences with dealing with Indians in Malaysia and most of the time, especially in business, they are always the ones least trusted amongst the races. From personal experience, I used to have an Indian partner in a partnership but it later split because he consistently misled the partnership.
There's no smoke without fire.
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Originally posted by Xenotzu:
In Malaysia, we have a famous saying about Indians, "If you see a snake and an Indian, kill the Indian first then kill the snake". I wonder if Singaporeans have heard of this saying before or if there's a similar saying in Singapore?
Perhaps I am been rascists or perhaps non-Indian Malaysians are rascists but we have good reasons to distrust the Indians in Malaysia. Many of us have had experiences with dealing with Indians in Malaysia and most of the time, especially in business, they are always the ones least trusted amongst the races. From personal experience, I used to have an Indian partner in a partnership but it later split because he consistently misled the partnership.
There's no smoke without fire.
She likes Malaysia.
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Its true :-D and no matter what they write here .. its there .
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Originally posted by SingaporePAP:
Its true :-D and no matter what they write here .. its there .
huh?
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huh?
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Originally posted by charlize:
huh?
huh? huh?
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she back in India?
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banana nice ? -
