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Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bus
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Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
Any way to locate this asshole and the fat bitch who punched the old lady in the food court?
Any way to locate this asshole and the fat bitch who punched the old lady in the food court?
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
Mr Alex Ong, 25, pushed a 76-year-old woman out the rear door of a bus, after a barrage of verbal exchanges.
The reason for his fury?
The elderly woman had pressed the bell at the last minute, causing the bus to stop further down from where it was supposed to.
Fortunately, the woman was unhurt in the incident that happened at 3.15pm on Tuesday.
Read the full report in The New Paper on Thursday (June 07).
Mr Alex Ong, 25, pushed a 76-year-old woman out the rear door of a bus, after a barrage of verbal exchanges.
The reason for his fury?
The elderly woman had pressed the bell at the last minute, causing the bus to stop further down from where it was supposed to.
Fortunately, the woman was unhurt in the incident that happened at 3.15pm on Tuesday.
Read the full report in The New Paper on Thursday (June 07).
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
He looks like a 302.
He looks like a 302.
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
How come the fat bitch is an "unknown" on the other report? Ron can a CSI on that case?
How come the fat bitch is an "unknown" on the other report? Ron can a CSI on that case?
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
what is a 302?
what is a 302?
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
Ya man CB Sinkie! Only know how to shoot the video using his aye phone and did nothing to help the ah mah!
F**K him!
Ya man CB Sinkie! Only know how to shoot the video using his aye phone and did nothing to help the ah mah!
F**K him!
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
Alex Ong
Tuesday near Yio Chu Kang via Mobile
Before this hits the press, let me tell you my side of the story.
So this afternoon I was travelling by bus to Dhoby Ghaut. At around Thomson Road, this old lady hit the bell at the last minute, so I told her not to hit the bell at the last minute the next time. Immediately she shouted at me, "I did not do it intentionally!".
Of course, from my point of view I was only trying to advise her not to do this kind of thing, so I was quite agitated when she just shouted back at me like this. We got into an argument, and I told her to "get off this bus". She simply shot back, "no, I won't."
With emotions running high, I let loose a "I will slap you!" to her, to which she said "come!". I reached breaking point and gave her a light push, which resulted in her falling off the steps.
Now, I know I should never have done this, but if you were in my shoes, you of course could have exploded as well.
This resulted in her getting the driver of the bus to call for the police and ambulance, who arrived and took statements from both of us. Everyone on the bus had to be ushered onto another bus. I called my father just in case the old lady escalated the case, causing me to be detained by the police. He came by and explained my personal situation to the officers.
What's my personal situation, you ask?
I have been holding back all of these for a very long time, with only a few close to me who knew. I guess now is the time to bare it all.
I have OCD, I had clinical depression resulting from the abuse I went through in NS and secondary school, and when I was younger I was diagnosed with ASD.
Try struggling with all of these on top of having to deal with a lifetime of abuse and bullying, from primary school to NS.
On top of that, my emotions have been unstable recently because of the rage I had over that taxi accident. You know which one.
Obviously the state of my mind has been less than hardened; a simple tip could send it all crashing. And I guess this is what happened today.
I never intended to injure the old lady. I have a deep respect for elders. The only reason why I did any of this was because deep-down inside, I felt offended, I felt the need to defend myself.
I do not represent a society of decaying morals. I'm a product of a society that has abused me, neglected me, and ultimately, misunderstood me. I do not represent the decay of morals, I am the product of the decay of morals society has on individuals like myself.
I do not have an easy life. Money is hard to come by. My parents are separated. I only have three credits in 'O' levels. Jobs I like are near-impossible to come by.
When your life dreams are taken away right in front of you, by people who are supposed to help you, with the help of people who are determined to make your life miserable, the amount of rage that builds up inside you can only be immense.
You feel vengeful against society. You can only resign yourself to the sad fact that this is your karma. You must have offended too many people in previous lives.
No one really truly understands the pain I went through.
Now that I have bared it all, will you find a way to help me, or will you make my life even more miserable for your sadistic pleasure?
Your call.
P.s. the bus was TIB 446E.
Alex Ong
Tuesday near Yio Chu Kang via Mobile
Before this hits the press, let me tell you my side of the story.
So this afternoon I was travelling by bus to Dhoby Ghaut. At around Thomson Road, this old lady hit the bell at the last minute, so I told her not to hit the bell at the last minute the next time. Immediately she shouted at me, "I did not do it intentionally!".
Of course, from my point of view I was only trying to advise her not to do this kind of thing, so I was quite agitated when she just shouted back at me like this. We got into an argument, and I told her to "get off this bus". She simply shot back, "no, I won't."
With emotions running high, I let loose a "I will slap you!" to her, to which she said "come!". I reached breaking point and gave her a light push, which resulted in her falling off the steps.
Now, I know I should never have done this, but if you were in my shoes, you of course could have exploded as well.
This resulted in her getting the driver of the bus to call for the police and ambulance, who arrived and took statements from both of us. Everyone on the bus had to be ushered onto another bus. I called my father just in case the old lady escalated the case, causing me to be detained by the police. He came by and explained my personal situation to the officers.
What's my personal situation, you ask?
I have been holding back all of these for a very long time, with only a few close to me who knew. I guess now is the time to bare it all.
I have OCD, I had clinical depression resulting from the abuse I went through in NS and secondary school, and when I was younger I was diagnosed with ASD.
Try struggling with all of these on top of having to deal with a lifetime of abuse and bullying, from primary school to NS.
On top of that, my emotions have been unstable recently because of the rage I had over that taxi accident. You know which one.
Obviously the state of my mind has been less than hardened; a simple tip could send it all crashing. And I guess this is what happened today.
I never intended to injure the old lady. I have a deep respect for elders. The only reason why I did any of this was because deep-down inside, I felt offended, I felt the need to defend myself.
I do not represent a society of decaying morals. I'm a product of a society that has abused me, neglected me, and ultimately, misunderstood me. I do not represent the decay of morals, I am the product of the decay of morals society has on individuals like myself.
I do not have an easy life. Money is hard to come by. My parents are separated. I only have three credits in 'O' levels. Jobs I like are near-impossible to come by.
When your life dreams are taken away right in front of you, by people who are supposed to help you, with the help of people who are determined to make your life miserable, the amount of rage that builds up inside you can only be immense.
You feel vengeful against society. You can only resign yourself to the sad fact that this is your karma. You must have offended too many people in previous lives.
No one really truly understands the pain I went through.
Now that I have bared it all, will you find a way to help me, or will you make my life even more miserable for your sadistic pleasure?
Your call.
P.s. the bus was TIB 446E.
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Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
The camera man did the right thing to shoot the whole process. Mainly occupied by old folks, kudos to the Ah Pek confronting the 302.
The camera man did the right thing to shoot the whole process. Mainly occupied by old folks, kudos to the Ah Pek confronting the 302.
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
Now life under PAP very 'up luck'.......YP blow up at the slightest provocation.
I dunno why I no chance to meet with such incidents.....if not outcome sure won't be like this
Now life under PAP very 'up luck'.......YP blow up at the slightest provocation.
I dunno why I no chance to meet with such incidents.....if not outcome sure won't be like this
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
Ah Kua, woman born in a man's body. Able to find out the identity of that fat bitch punching the old lady in food court?
Ah Kua, woman born in a man's body. Able to find out the identity of that fat bitch punching the old lady in food court?
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
Ronron too lazy to post link url is it?
http://exakr-lifestory.tumblr.com/
Chapter 1.
So, where do I start?
Do I start from the very beginning, or do I start from the reason why I’m writing this in the first place?
Perhaps I should start with the reason why I started this blog, since I suspect most of you will be directed here after reading press reports of the incident that triggered this.
Let me fill you in on my side of the story.
I have been trying to find a proper, stable job for over half-a-year now. My previous job was as a temporary admin at Informatics, a job that sucked hard, with disgustingly long hours, disgusting environment, disgusting pay, and a disgusting commute. I hated it, and I swore to myself not to take such jobs ever again. Unfortunately, my choice is limited - I will explain why at a later time - and this has been frustrating me, along with other matters I will explain later.
Fast-forward to 5th of June, this year.
I was going to Dhoby Ghaut by bus from my home in Sembawang to get something fixed. At Thomson, this old lady pressed the stop bell at the last minute, to which I told her not to the next time.
She just simply and suddenly shouted back at me for that.
I ask: who doesn’t get angry over something like this, trying to advise someone on the proper way of doing things, only to be shouted back at for no rhyme or reason?
Obviously I was not happy with this, and because of this an argument broke out between the two of us. In a fit of anger, I threatened her to either get off the bus or that I will slap her, to which she said, “No! I won’t get off this bus! So what?!”.
All I wanted was her out of the way so I can continue my journey.
So I give her a light push to get her off the bus.
I never ever wanted to injure or hurt her in any way, nor did I ever have any intention to make her fall, or to really harm her in any way.
But fall she did, and hurt herself lightly she did, and for that, I was really both shocked and sorry about it. At that point of time though, I was just angry, I was just pissed, and I just want to continue my journey without this old lady holding up things.
I did not wish to go into details on between what happened next and when the police arrived, but what I can say is that I did intend to leave the scene just so I can continue my journey, but something - a sense of responsibility, a sense of having to give a proper explanation - took me back there. I knew I had to be responsible for everything that happened.
In the back of my mind, I knew things might get blown out of proportion, so I called my dad to inform him of what happened, just in case. As his job was relatively mobile, he decided to drive down to the scene to have a look at the situation.
Eventually the police and ambulance services arrived, and both me and the old lady were interrogated while the commuters were ushered onto another bus.
I informed the police that I have been having some emotional instability this past few weeks, owing to how I wasn’t able to secure a good job and certain items in the news, and that I myself am struggling with psychological issues (obsessive-compulsive disorder, clinical depression, autism-spectrum disorder), and that I never intended to injure the lady, that everything happened as a culmination of a lot of anger that has been simmering inside me.
This was conveyed to the old lady, who understood my situation and was willing to drop the matter as long as I offered an apology, which I gave and she accepted.
The next day (yesterday), I was called down to the police station to give a statement regarding the incident. I was told by the officer that, if not for my remorse and the fact that I have some psychological issues, I could definitely have been charged. I said in my statement that again, I felt remorse over the incident, that I have offered my apologies to the old lady who accepted it, and that I’m actually worried over her condition. The officer said that he will do his best to get just a stern warning over the matter from his supervisor, given the mitigating factors, to which I’m grateful for for him to do that.
Now, you might ask, where did all this anger come from?
I was reflecting upon the whole incident afterward, when I realised that, ultimately, my anger all stemmed from incidents that happened earlier in my life, anger that otherwise had nowhere to go.
But first, the immediate sources: why so much anger in me?
Firstly, the aforementioned inability to find a good job. My later posts will give you more insight about this but let me just go through this quickly.
Yes, I admit: I’m picky about jobs, but who doesn’t want a comfortable job doing what he/she likes? Unfortunately, my qualifications has excluded me from all but dead-end temporary jobs, and as I mentioned earlier, my last job was disgusting and emotionally drained me out.
Add to the fact that your parents have been pushing you to get a job for ages, and the shame of being a 25-year-old having to financially depend on your dad.
Singapore is such a society in that everything requires both money and qualifications to chase dreams; I have a lot of dreams, but how to chase such dreams when you lack both?
Again, all will be revealed later on.
Secondly, that recent accident involving the PRC-driven Ferrari at Bugis.
That really got a lot of nerves fraying in Singapore, but it stuck an extreme chord in me, as I see it as an incident where rich foreign trash ruins the dreams of a local working-class family, killing off their sole breadwinner. When I read how the taxi driver’s daughter may have to delay her studies because of this incident, it stuck an especially hard chord in myself, for I know how it is like to have your studies, your dreams, to be taken away by bastards.
I know that feeling, as I was there myself.
In fact, at one point I got so angry that I really took a knife and told my father, “let’s go kill some Chinamen”. Of course, my dad had to literally physically stop me from doing so, but my anger remained.
And quite unfortunately, my anger, which had nowhere to go, had to be released on an innocent old lady.
Again, I deeply apologise to the old lady, and I wish her no lasting harm.
Posted 1 hour ago
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Ronron too lazy to post link url is it?
http://exakr-lifestory.tumblr.com/
Chapter 1.
So, where do I start?
Do I start from the very beginning, or do I start from the reason why I’m writing this in the first place?
Perhaps I should start with the reason why I started this blog, since I suspect most of you will be directed here after reading press reports of the incident that triggered this.
Let me fill you in on my side of the story.
I have been trying to find a proper, stable job for over half-a-year now. My previous job was as a temporary admin at Informatics, a job that sucked hard, with disgustingly long hours, disgusting environment, disgusting pay, and a disgusting commute. I hated it, and I swore to myself not to take such jobs ever again. Unfortunately, my choice is limited - I will explain why at a later time - and this has been frustrating me, along with other matters I will explain later.
Fast-forward to 5th of June, this year.
I was going to Dhoby Ghaut by bus from my home in Sembawang to get something fixed. At Thomson, this old lady pressed the stop bell at the last minute, to which I told her not to the next time.
She just simply and suddenly shouted back at me for that.
I ask: who doesn’t get angry over something like this, trying to advise someone on the proper way of doing things, only to be shouted back at for no rhyme or reason?
Obviously I was not happy with this, and because of this an argument broke out between the two of us. In a fit of anger, I threatened her to either get off the bus or that I will slap her, to which she said, “No! I won’t get off this bus! So what?!”.
All I wanted was her out of the way so I can continue my journey.
So I give her a light push to get her off the bus.
I never ever wanted to injure or hurt her in any way, nor did I ever have any intention to make her fall, or to really harm her in any way.
But fall she did, and hurt herself lightly she did, and for that, I was really both shocked and sorry about it. At that point of time though, I was just angry, I was just pissed, and I just want to continue my journey without this old lady holding up things.
I did not wish to go into details on between what happened next and when the police arrived, but what I can say is that I did intend to leave the scene just so I can continue my journey, but something - a sense of responsibility, a sense of having to give a proper explanation - took me back there. I knew I had to be responsible for everything that happened.
In the back of my mind, I knew things might get blown out of proportion, so I called my dad to inform him of what happened, just in case. As his job was relatively mobile, he decided to drive down to the scene to have a look at the situation.
Eventually the police and ambulance services arrived, and both me and the old lady were interrogated while the commuters were ushered onto another bus.
I informed the police that I have been having some emotional instability this past few weeks, owing to how I wasn’t able to secure a good job and certain items in the news, and that I myself am struggling with psychological issues (obsessive-compulsive disorder, clinical depression, autism-spectrum disorder), and that I never intended to injure the lady, that everything happened as a culmination of a lot of anger that has been simmering inside me.
This was conveyed to the old lady, who understood my situation and was willing to drop the matter as long as I offered an apology, which I gave and she accepted.
The next day (yesterday), I was called down to the police station to give a statement regarding the incident. I was told by the officer that, if not for my remorse and the fact that I have some psychological issues, I could definitely have been charged. I said in my statement that again, I felt remorse over the incident, that I have offered my apologies to the old lady who accepted it, and that I’m actually worried over her condition. The officer said that he will do his best to get just a stern warning over the matter from his supervisor, given the mitigating factors, to which I’m grateful for for him to do that.
Now, you might ask, where did all this anger come from?
I was reflecting upon the whole incident afterward, when I realised that, ultimately, my anger all stemmed from incidents that happened earlier in my life, anger that otherwise had nowhere to go.
But first, the immediate sources: why so much anger in me?
Firstly, the aforementioned inability to find a good job. My later posts will give you more insight about this but let me just go through this quickly.
Yes, I admit: I’m picky about jobs, but who doesn’t want a comfortable job doing what he/she likes? Unfortunately, my qualifications has excluded me from all but dead-end temporary jobs, and as I mentioned earlier, my last job was disgusting and emotionally drained me out.
Add to the fact that your parents have been pushing you to get a job for ages, and the shame of being a 25-year-old having to financially depend on your dad.
Singapore is such a society in that everything requires both money and qualifications to chase dreams; I have a lot of dreams, but how to chase such dreams when you lack both?
Again, all will be revealed later on.
Secondly, that recent accident involving the PRC-driven Ferrari at Bugis.
That really got a lot of nerves fraying in Singapore, but it stuck an extreme chord in me, as I see it as an incident where rich foreign trash ruins the dreams of a local working-class family, killing off their sole breadwinner. When I read how the taxi driver’s daughter may have to delay her studies because of this incident, it stuck an especially hard chord in myself, for I know how it is like to have your studies, your dreams, to be taken away by bastards.
I know that feeling, as I was there myself.
In fact, at one point I got so angry that I really took a knife and told my father, “let’s go kill some Chinamen”. Of course, my dad had to literally physically stop me from doing so, but my anger remained.
And quite unfortunately, my anger, which had nowhere to go, had to be released on an innocent old lady.
Again, I deeply apologise to the old lady, and I wish her no lasting harm.
Posted 1 hour ago
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Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
This is no reason for him to push an old lady no matter what.....
If he keeps having such self-pity thoughts, he will never grow. First thing he did? Call Daddy. KNN. WTF?
This is no reason for him to push an old lady no matter what.....
If he keeps having such self-pity thoughts, he will never grow. First thing he did? Call Daddy. KNN. WTF?
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
Agreed. Ah Pek ftw for intervening.
Agreed. Ah Pek ftw for intervening.
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
Typical loser who takes no personal responsibility for his actions but instead blames everyone else for his failings.
It's not a sinkie trait. NZ is full of these characters too and they're in the news on a daily basis blaming their parents, their peers, their teachers, their cousins, their aunts, their uncles, the govt and society at large for their crimes and their vices.
Typical loser who takes no personal responsibility for his actions but instead blames everyone else for his failings.
It's not a sinkie trait. NZ is full of these characters too and they're in the news on a daily basis blaming their parents, their peers, their teachers, their cousins, their aunts, their uncles, the govt and society at large for their crimes and their vices.
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
I myself am struggling with psychological issues (obsessive-compulsive disorder, clinical depression, autism-spectrum disorder)
Should he be allowed on the streets?
I myself am struggling with psychological issues (obsessive-compulsive disorder, clinical depression, autism-spectrum disorder)
Should he be allowed on the streets?
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
Your Hokkien very Kao Luck.
Yes, very Up Luck for many people nowadays.....
Your Hokkien very Kao Luck.
Yes, very Up Luck for many people nowadays.....
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
I thought Ah Pek going to do some WING CHUN stunts on that bugger already.
I thought Ah Pek going to do some WING CHUN stunts on that bugger already.
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
Yes, these people blame everyone but themselves. These people are very selfish in nature.
Yes, these people blame everyone but themselves. These people are very selfish in nature.
Re: Come in and take a look at our young generation! men pushed 76 yr old lady off bu
1 like 2 tel ppl how 2 do tings, tinking he understands n noes evryting ... n xpects ze other party 2 appreciate him 4 his kind n generous advice ... but wen kena rebuffed, cant take it ...
ze other dun like ppl telling her wat 2 do ... wen ppl do dat, never appreciate, but retort back ...
both hardliner oni-wanna-win sinkies dunwan 2 take a step back ... clash n xplode lor! ...
typical sinkie behavior ...
1 like 2 tel ppl how 2 do tings, tinking he understands n noes evryting ... n xpects ze other party 2 appreciate him 4 his kind n generous advice ... but wen kena rebuffed, cant take it ...
ze other dun like ppl telling her wat 2 do ... wen ppl do dat, never appreciate, but retort back ...
both hardliner oni-wanna-win sinkies dunwan 2 take a step back ... clash n xplode lor! ...
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