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Serious PAP's sheer arrogance and contempt
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Individual perception and interpretation do vary. SAM is so kind in establishing such high standards for Singapore's ruling LEEders.
SINGAPORE STATISTICS http://onesingapore.org/focus-areas/food-hunger/
https://research.smu.edu.sg/news/smuresearch/2017/apr/25/shining-light-singapore’s-invisible-poor
Living conditions among Singapore’s poorest may not be as dire as in other countries, but according to economists’ estimates, a good 10-14 percent of Singaporeans still face severe financial problems and have difficulties meeting basic needs. Hunger, for example, remains a real and present issue for many, says Professor Donaldson.
About 105,000 HDB households face food insecurity http://theindependent.sg/about-105000-hdb-households-face-food-insecurity/
The Independent
Quoting a study from Food From The heart (FFTH) (a welfare outfit that feeds the poor and hungry in Singapore) STORM, an online publication, pointed out that there were about 105,000 HDB households who get by on less than $1,500 per month, and so experience food insecurity.
The publication said that the study further suggested that poor families and elderly couples past the working age find themselves most vulnerable to food insecurity, and that they are only able to afford low-cost, low-nutrition food, they skip meals, or, sometimes, don’t get to eat at all.
The Big Problem With Poverty In Singapore Is That It Is Actually A Symptom
https://dollarsandsense.sg/the-big-...n-singapore-is-that-it-is-actually-a-symptom/
Let’s get straight to the point. Poverty does exist in Singapore. Saying that poverty doesn’t exist is like saying there are no bad drivers in Singapore. And we all know from our everyday experiences that there are definitely bad drivers out there, just like how we know poverty exists in our country, in spite of our government’s reluctance to include a poverty line.
SINGAPORE POVERTY: Analysis of the problem https://sites.google.com/site/singaporepoverty/analysis-of-the-problem
Despite being the World’s fourth leading financial center, poverty is still one of the problems faced by Singapore’s government today. Poverty in its simplest form is the lack of the basics necessities required for quality of life.
SINGAPORE STATISTICS http://onesingapore.org/focus-areas/food-hunger/
- 1 in 10 Singaporeans are unable to meet basic needs in the form of food, clothing, shelter and other essential expenditures.
- 1 in 3 elderly Singaporeans are not eating right (2011)26
- More than 23,000 children are malnourished in Singapore (2008)
https://research.smu.edu.sg/news/smuresearch/2017/apr/25/shining-light-singapore’s-invisible-poor
Living conditions among Singapore’s poorest may not be as dire as in other countries, but according to economists’ estimates, a good 10-14 percent of Singaporeans still face severe financial problems and have difficulties meeting basic needs. Hunger, for example, remains a real and present issue for many, says Professor Donaldson.
About 105,000 HDB households face food insecurity http://theindependent.sg/about-105000-hdb-households-face-food-insecurity/
The Independent
Quoting a study from Food From The heart (FFTH) (a welfare outfit that feeds the poor and hungry in Singapore) STORM, an online publication, pointed out that there were about 105,000 HDB households who get by on less than $1,500 per month, and so experience food insecurity.
The publication said that the study further suggested that poor families and elderly couples past the working age find themselves most vulnerable to food insecurity, and that they are only able to afford low-cost, low-nutrition food, they skip meals, or, sometimes, don’t get to eat at all.
The Big Problem With Poverty In Singapore Is That It Is Actually A Symptom
https://dollarsandsense.sg/the-big-...n-singapore-is-that-it-is-actually-a-symptom/
Let’s get straight to the point. Poverty does exist in Singapore. Saying that poverty doesn’t exist is like saying there are no bad drivers in Singapore. And we all know from our everyday experiences that there are definitely bad drivers out there, just like how we know poverty exists in our country, in spite of our government’s reluctance to include a poverty line.
SINGAPORE POVERTY: Analysis of the problem https://sites.google.com/site/singaporepoverty/analysis-of-the-problem
Despite being the World’s fourth leading financial center, poverty is still one of the problems faced by Singapore’s government today. Poverty in its simplest form is the lack of the basics necessities required for quality of life.
Let's talk about poverty and inequality today
Teo You Yenn For The Straits Times
OCT 17, 2017
https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/lets-talk-about-poverty-and-inequality-today
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For some years, I have been doing research to better understand the lives of low-income Singaporeans. I visited cramped homes with poor living conditions; learnt about the difficulties my respondents had balancing wage work and care responsibilities; heard how hard they work for little pay. I saw their children's challenges in school and witnessed their struggles for dignity in our society.
...https://www.straitstimes.com/#facebook
Contrary to popular belief in some circles, there are people living in poverty in contemporary Singapore.
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There are families living with real hardship in Singapore society. The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty is a necessary reminder to us to recognise and honour the human dignity of everyone.
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There remains much to be done. Let's all get to work together.
•The writer is associate professor and head of sociology at Nanyang Technological University, and author of This Is What Inequality Looks Like (Ethos Books, forthcoming next year).
Teo You Yenn For The Straits Times
OCT 17, 2017
https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/lets-talk-about-poverty-and-inequality-today
...
For some years, I have been doing research to better understand the lives of low-income Singaporeans. I visited cramped homes with poor living conditions; learnt about the difficulties my respondents had balancing wage work and care responsibilities; heard how hard they work for little pay. I saw their children's challenges in school and witnessed their struggles for dignity in our society.
...https://www.straitstimes.com/#facebook
Contrary to popular belief in some circles, there are people living in poverty in contemporary Singapore.
...
There are families living with real hardship in Singapore society. The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty is a necessary reminder to us to recognise and honour the human dignity of everyone.
...
There remains much to be done. Let's all get to work together.
•The writer is associate professor and head of sociology at Nanyang Technological University, and author of This Is What Inequality Looks Like (Ethos Books, forthcoming next year).
Poverty in Singapore
The Asianparent SINGAPORE
https://sg.theasianparent.com/poverty_in_singapore/
If you think that there is no poverty in singapore, think again.
Two American School students, Morgan Thain and Charlotte Cheng went around Orchard road interviewing buskers and shoppers about poverty in Singapore.
Watch this video to find out what they discovered about poverty in Singapore!
The Asianparent SINGAPORE
https://sg.theasianparent.com/poverty_in_singapore/
If you think that there is no poverty in singapore, think again.
Two American School students, Morgan Thain and Charlotte Cheng went around Orchard road interviewing buskers and shoppers about poverty in Singapore.
Watch this video to find out what they discovered about poverty in Singapore!
was this supposed to be the 'India Inside' T-shirt?
Per capita incomes distort reality ....10 pple, 9 earns $10k each while one earn $1 million, per capita is $109k. Looks good on paper but reality is that only 1 person is doing well while the others are paupers!
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if there's support from more than 69% can display arrogance and contempt anyway they like it, just like gobbledygook with a near monopoly in search and android os.
even when median education level reaches post graduate and above, the majority of the populace will still be too dense to understand it even as they somewhat feel it.
This the T shirt worn proudly by PAP
The symbol for what they stand for.
Where under that flag, we were given the Elected Malay President , who was anything but elected.
Under that flag, Singaporeans got tiew got kann got fucked inside out upside down
Under that flag, we seen meritocracy inherent in a few families with genes righteous and pure.
Under that flag we seen paper generals who know fuck off parachuted into CEOs and all shit stuff created by $$$$ taken from us
Under that flag, we are told that those not earning 1 million are fucking mediocre and fucking useless good only to go head down down and arseholes up high high to be tiew to be kann to be fucked.
Under that flag, we seen useless maggots and maggotess paid millions with money sucked and vampired from singaporeans whose only job is to think of even more ways to squeeze and suck more money from us so they can laff and laff on way to their banks.
THAT IS NOT THE FUCKING FLAG THAT REPRESENT SINGAPORE
THAT IS A FUCKING FLAG THAT ONLY REPRESENT THE REPRESSION AND OPPRESSION OF SINGAPOREANS
in that case, fuck the PAP, not the flag.
The first thing to do once power back in the hands of Singaporean will be to decide on a flag that truly represent Singapore.
And not that thing being used by PAP
The best ones qualifying as elite is not an issue. The problem is when substandard, mediocre people are made elites by virtue of association (blood, marriage, etc). LKY was the original elite because of his intelligence, drive and charisma. Most of those in power today are related or associated with him, and are made elites regardless of their capabilities. I find it disgusting.
Ha ha ha ha!
ROTFFLMFAO!
You telling me that fucking flag got some ineffable mystical quality that make you melt and go warm all inside of you?
And that I MUST ALSO FEEL THAT WAY?
AND THAT SINGAPOREANS GOT TO FEEL THAT WAY?
ONLY STINKAPOREANS AND SINKAPOREANS FEEL THAT WAY .
Where under that flag, we were given the Elected Malay President , who was anything but elected.
Under that flag, Singaporeans got tiew got kann got fucked inside out upside down
Under that flag, we seen meritocracy inherent in a few families with genes righteous and pure.
Under that flag we seen paper generals who know fuck off parachuted into CEOs and all shit stuff created by $$$$ taken from us
Under that flag, we are told that those not earning 1 million are fucking mediocre and fucking useless good only to go head down down and arseholes up high high to be tiew to be kann to be fucked.
Under that flag, we seen useless maggots and maggotess paid millions with money sucked and vampired from singaporeans whose only job is to think of even more ways to squeeze and suck more money from us so they can laff and laff on way to their banks.
THAT IS NOT THE FUCKING FLAG THAT REPRESENT SINGAPORE
THAT IS A FUCKING FLAG THAT ONLY REPRESENT THE REPRESSION AND OPPRESSION OF SINGAPOREANS
So please tell us!
It is not the hand of PAP holding you by your fucking balls.
In which case I understand and forgive you in deleting and deleting.
But it is the fucking warm ineffable mystical feelings evoked in your fucking cheebye head that prompted you to do the fucking deletes?
HAVE THE BALLS TO TELL US ALL!
AND NOT DO WHAT THE FUCKING PAP IS DOING
SMOKE SMOKE MIRRORS MIRRORS
FOR SOME FUCKING GREATER GOOD.
Clearly you have been brainwashed to think that the Singapore flag is one and the same as the PAP.
Clearly you have been brainwashed to think that the Singapore flag is one and the same as the PAP.
That Stinkapore flag represent Singapore?
langjeow kar !
That flag got bastardised and transmogrified by PAP to cover all the fucking shit that they doing .
That rag best to use to wipe your cum from the cunt of prostitutes as prostitutes cunts and cums cleaner
SO YOU DECIDE ON YOUR FUCKING OWN TO DELETE???
JUST SAY SO!
you, in your own words, said the flag got bastardised and transmogrified by the PAP.
That settles it.
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