Only peasants hate mBT because they live in pigeonholes.
I wonder if everyone here hates MBT.
Responses From Today Online:
Lawrence
Updated 10:53 AM December 07, 2010
Well, fellow forum contributors, ministers have to protect their million-dollar wages and so, rightly or wrongly, they often need to resort to devious tactics just to stay in the job.
Imagine this if you will :
Can you foresee any of our ministers lasting more than a day in the private sector if they were so unlucky as to lose their legislative seats?
I certainly can't BECAUSE private sector employers pay CEO's and senior management executives million-dollar salaries ONLY if they can produce RESULTS.
From my personal experience, the private sector certainly doesn't tolerate EXCUSES because excuses COST companies MONEY. It's nothing personal, it's just GOOD BUSINESS SENSE.
If you superimpose this GOOD BUSINESS SENSE principle onto the current ministerial landscape of our country, then TAX-PAYERS, being the stakeholders of Singapore, should also NOT tolerate excuses for ministerial or civil service blunders and gaffes. Why, for example, should WE reward someone who couldn't do his or her job properly and, whether directly or indirectly, caused Orchard Road to be inundated by flash floods?
Worth thinking about before you cast your vote come February 2011, in my view.
And,
BoyBoy
Updated 09:37 AM December 07, 2010
Why the denial when people say COV is high, they simply said resale HDB flats are not affordable?
Now you come out and say because of the measures you implemented, the COV came down.
Come on, in the first place, they should keep in check to make sure that everything is in place.
You get a million dollars wage, yet need the people to tell you what to do?
Now you say that it is your effort to bring down the prices/cov?
And,
sgcynic
Updated 08:35 AM December 07, 2010
Read the following article to know why the COV is falling while the Resale Price is still increasing. Mah Bow Tan is trying to pull wool over the people's eyes.
http://theonlinecitizen.com/2010/11/mnd-vs-nmp-round-3/
Many, many more along the above. MBT's time is up.