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Descent to lawlessness
After so many years, the plague of loan sharks is still haunting the people. How many cases are happening daily? Is it so difficult to eradicate loan sharking in a little island? Maybe if the loan sharks are smarter and more shrewd than the best of our super talents?
And the scale of violence against the citizens is getting bigger. It used to be individuals beating up the citizens, mostly foreigners beating the daft Sinkies. The latest is a group of 7 to 8 viciously beating up a taxi driver for not wanting to pick them up, and his whole taxi was smashed. Whether they are locals or foreigners, this is an affront against the law, a kind of attitude that said to hell with the law, a dare devil lawlessness. Hope the police get them fast and deal with them harshly like the way they bashed up the taxi driver. And any complaint of police brutality against these assholes should not be entertained. These bastards needed to taste their own medicine.
At a bigger scale of lawlessness was a crowd of more than a hundred people in Geylang confronting a few policemen. They were willing to attack the police as they felt comfortable with their numbers. And of course the bigger one was the Little India riot when a few hundreds thought they were big enough to beat up anyone and burn police cars.
The bigger the number of people get together, especially foreigners from the 3rd World when rioting and disorder is normal to them, the higher the possibility of such violence happening. And with the latest incidents, more and more will be emboldened to be more violent when they see the law as weak on its knees. With so many silly cries of cuddling and kissing the rioters, and so many being given chances to get away with a warning, what kind of message is being sent to these village thugs?
And the smart rogues would turn around to accuse the police of brutality and the police would panic and start investigating their own kind for roughing out the very nice, innocent and gentle rioters the wrong way. Gone were the days when the red van was a sight to fear and entering one meant being given a physical lesson on muscle toning and rib massage. When the law is not feared by the rioters, when silly people kept saying how nice the rioters were, you can bet the rioters would be nicer and greatly encouraged to be even nicer in their next riot or their next taxi driver victim.
This descent to lawlessness is in a way encouraged by the softies living in our midst. They cannot see anything wrong with rioting and the violence on the streets. And they want to be gentle on the rioters. No one has any harsh words on the rioters, on the breakdown of law and order.
Welcome to this new 3rd World and 3rd World mentality, that rioting and violence are normal. I really hope they are not going to prosecute any men in blue for their rough handling of their darling rioters.
- http://mysingaporenews.blogspot.sg/2013/12/descent-to-lawlessness.html
After so many years, the plague of loan sharks is still haunting the people. How many cases are happening daily? Is it so difficult to eradicate loan sharking in a little island? Maybe if the loan sharks are smarter and more shrewd than the best of our super talents?
And the scale of violence against the citizens is getting bigger. It used to be individuals beating up the citizens, mostly foreigners beating the daft Sinkies. The latest is a group of 7 to 8 viciously beating up a taxi driver for not wanting to pick them up, and his whole taxi was smashed. Whether they are locals or foreigners, this is an affront against the law, a kind of attitude that said to hell with the law, a dare devil lawlessness. Hope the police get them fast and deal with them harshly like the way they bashed up the taxi driver. And any complaint of police brutality against these assholes should not be entertained. These bastards needed to taste their own medicine.
At a bigger scale of lawlessness was a crowd of more than a hundred people in Geylang confronting a few policemen. They were willing to attack the police as they felt comfortable with their numbers. And of course the bigger one was the Little India riot when a few hundreds thought they were big enough to beat up anyone and burn police cars.
The bigger the number of people get together, especially foreigners from the 3rd World when rioting and disorder is normal to them, the higher the possibility of such violence happening. And with the latest incidents, more and more will be emboldened to be more violent when they see the law as weak on its knees. With so many silly cries of cuddling and kissing the rioters, and so many being given chances to get away with a warning, what kind of message is being sent to these village thugs?
And the smart rogues would turn around to accuse the police of brutality and the police would panic and start investigating their own kind for roughing out the very nice, innocent and gentle rioters the wrong way. Gone were the days when the red van was a sight to fear and entering one meant being given a physical lesson on muscle toning and rib massage. When the law is not feared by the rioters, when silly people kept saying how nice the rioters were, you can bet the rioters would be nicer and greatly encouraged to be even nicer in their next riot or their next taxi driver victim.
This descent to lawlessness is in a way encouraged by the softies living in our midst. They cannot see anything wrong with rioting and the violence on the streets. And they want to be gentle on the rioters. No one has any harsh words on the rioters, on the breakdown of law and order.
Welcome to this new 3rd World and 3rd World mentality, that rioting and violence are normal. I really hope they are not going to prosecute any men in blue for their rough handling of their darling rioters.
- http://mysingaporenews.blogspot.sg/2013/12/descent-to-lawlessness.html
