serving at least 6 years is way and beyond the basic requirement to serve 2 to 2.5 years. why need to waive? if it's less than 2 years, your argument is valid. don't tell me you fail your math? lol.
this one pappies dun dare day out loud it’s their PLP minions favourite phrase.
I served 2.5 years of hard labour followed by 13 years as a reservist. Now even the terminology has changed. From ROD to ORGY! I am therefore one of the stupid ones.
You're welcome!
If I were to support you instead, would you say that you and I are the same person?
regular service is also ns lah. ns - national service, whether 2-2.5 years or 6.9 years or for life and death like ah gong. ns can also be served in spf and scdf, and it can also be voluntary via regular service. it's a way to maximize benefits from gov than being subjected helplessly to unproductive and useless 2-2.5 years of compulsory service plus reservist obligations for many years that are beyond your control. the best avenue for any aspiring sinkie male is to sign on, get an overseas scholarship, president's or psc also can, get paid better than market rate (since you're only either poly grad or "a" level) for many years, get promoted quickly and easily, gain employment sexperience to build your resume for private sector especially in civilian role involved with science or technology, cast an eye for a grad degree such as masters or phd, plan accordingly, be patient, don't burn bridges, get referrals from generals, elite mentors, sperm secs, ministars, finish obligations, jump ship to cuntry where you spent at least 4 years getting a degree. leverage that degree plus more grad studies to keep up to date. get a challenging and rewarding job of your choice. build your career. invest your earnings wisely. watch your wealth grow. be your own boss. that should be the ultimate sinkie wet dream. they make use of you. you make use of them. optimize your time and returns, and whatever years are spent they are never wasted.
So confirm eatshit bro is one of the smart privileged ones. Only served 2 years!
eh, 6.9 years ok. shiong. kena sent to company commander's course the year i returned and found out that the section strength was changed plus 60mm mortar was no more. was doing well in the course when i broke my pinky toe playing soccer. was asked to return the following year for the same course. thus i met many regular lieutenants and captains in both of the same course. at least in the second time i met a captain from mudlaysia. i learned a lot from him on what the mudlaysian platoon and company did in jungle training. he was already a company commander but was an exchange trainee to learn about what sinkie infantry was like. to make a long story short, the best years were inventing new technology and writing software for mindeaf for real ops with lives on the line on the civilian side. it gave me the foundation and sexperience for innovative work in sillycon valley. it weighs on you when what you do has direct or indirect implications in the life and death of real gutsy operatives who put their lives in the frontlines. very hard to sleep at night. constantly going through iterations of codes during wake and sleep to ensure there were few or no bugs. and then scoot off to the lab first thing in the morning to compile and test, and test again. and then, there were pieces of hardware to worry about as they were invented and tested in-house with small batch orders of components and boards outsourced to sillycon valley firms. my studies in sillycon valley helped to source the small batch manufacturers and suppliers. and finally i landed a stint with 3rd division for the purpose of sexploring ccci initiatives, culminating in jumping over 6.9 crocs as a mousedeer.
Not to mention no reservists liability. Medical appointment always on Monday so get long weekend every week.
Speaking of scholarship now the fools never ever dare to name and shame bond breakers. Could it be because too many? The people with brains do not see the shithole for what it is?
Or maybe the bondbreakers are too rich, pappies scared of rich people.
volunteers are also considered doing their share of national service and getting paid above conscripts for doing it. same principle in u.s. armed forces except that there’s no more conscription. you’re too caught up with ns as a sinkie form of compulsory low wage serfdom. broaden your concept of ns a bit.
