Oh, paiseh! I thought I was replying to @k1976 ... KNN, he put up so many posts.
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Ng Chee Meng bro with a last minute equaliser!! Jalan Kayu Andrew in big trouble
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PAP will sure used this as a lynchpin for their campaign if it in the 90s.
Nowadays voters are more sophisticated and smarter. Playing hard on this and side step voters key concerns will only backfired.
Surely this can't be more serious than what that Raesaah said and it doesn't affect WP chances in SK.
Nowadays voters are more sophisticated and smarter. Playing hard on this and side step voters key concerns will only backfired.
Surely this can't be more serious than what that Raesaah said and it doesn't affect WP chances in SK.
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Yes, it is a very common term being use in daily speech both sg and malaysia. He had forgotten they are in the same team contesting against PAP. He shot at her, he also shot at his own feet. In th end, he looks petty.
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make some sparks, like Ling How Doong
All these minorities so Bloody sensitive.
If they are in other country as minority, see whether they dare to stir. They even stir on 7th month burning that has been the Chinese once in a year event for as long as one can remember. Every other religion just need to tolerate & learn living together.
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There is a phenomenon known as "minority privilege" in S'pore which the Chinese do not enjoy.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...-conditional-warning-by-police-over-rap-video
Uniquely Singapore....
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Around 2009, a S'porean Christian couple Ong Kian Cheong and Dorothy Chan, were imprisoned for 8 weeks for distributing a religious pamphlet to Muslims. The Chinese couple were first-time offenders, but were sentenced under the Sedition Act, which maintains harmony and peace within S'pore society by governing freedom of expression.
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Nice ,
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This video argues that the terms "keling" and "apu neh" were not originally derogatory. The elderly Indian man claims they were simply descriptive in his time and not intended as insults. According to my insurance agent who is a Tamil S'porean, "Ah Neh" simply means older brother, and his younger sibling calls him that.
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Some minorities claim that if an innocent term like "Ah Neh" which means brother, is considered racist by an Indian, then we must not use it. It is like saying that if I wear a Manchester United jersey while walking down Orchard Road, a group of Liverpool fans have the right to force me to take it off because it is deemed offensive to them. Where is the logic?
Why under the sedition act? If the religion is not for them, just put the pamphlet aside.
This is outrageous.
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The authorities take the complaints of the Muslims very seriously. They are given preferential treatment as is made plain for all to see every Friday when rampant illegal parking goes unpunished.
Think every Sunday outside church & car parking outside temple given leeway too.
His Pte convo kenna exposed? Did he know which friend Savoureuse or zhenghu group has surveillance( IMDA?)that can access chats of Person of interest?He apologized liao but explained it's private messages it happened during the Covid period when many are cooped up at home.
GE2025: WP candidate Andre Low apologises for 'inappropriate' language, remarks in leaked Telegram messages
SINGAPORE: Workers' Party (WP) candidate Andre Low apologised on early Wednesday morning (Apr 30) for his "completely inappropriate" language and remarks after his Telegram messages were leaked on social media.
"The messages that have been circulated are from a private chat among my business school classmates," he said in a post on his Facebook and Instagram pages at about 12.40am.
"Many date back to the COVID period, when we ranted to each other while cooped up at home."
Screenshots of the messages were posted on Reddit and Facebook on Tuesday night. They showed him swearing about a resident he had called in Meet-The-People Session work, as well as the civil service and fighter jets.
He also criticised TraceTogether, Singapore brands like SecretLab and Prism, media personalities Pornsak Prajakwit and Mark Lee, and tennis player Novak Djokovic.
In the messages, he also swore about former DBS CEO Piyush Gupta, property agents, Singtel, StarHub and Apple.
Mr Low is in a straight fight with the People's Action Party (PAP) candidate and labour chief Ng Chee Meng for Jalan Kayu Single Member Constituency (SMC) in the General Election.
He apologised to the voters of Jalan Kayu SMC and said he takes "full responsibility" for his past actions.
"I have always been opinionated. I hold strong convictions. About Singapore, and how we can be so much better.
"These same convictions are also what pushed me to step up to contest as a Workers' Party candidate," he wrote.
Related:
GE2025: New Jalan Kayu SMC sees showdown between PAP’s Ng Chee Meng and WP new face Andre Low
"NO EXCUSE"
In his Facebook post, he said: "I am not proud of the way I expressed my views, and I am deeply sorry for the language I used. It was in a different stage of my life.
"But regardless of the setting, there is no excuse for using such language or making disparaging comments about anyone – especially those who have placed their trust in me."
The 33-year-old said he is now married and soon to be a father. He has spent five years working with the WP, first in Rivervale, then elsewhere.
"These experiences have opened my eyes to the lived realities of Singaporeans and Singapore firms, and I have matured over the process.
"Tonight, I spoke about transparency, accountability and the power of apologies. I need to hold myself to the same standard," he added.
Mr Low spoke at a WP rally at Bedok Stadium on Tuesday night.
He added: "I understand that as a public figure, my words carry weight and can cause real harm.
"This has been a humbling experience, but I hope that I can earn your trust, and to demonstrate my sincerity in wanting to serve you."
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