Pinkie worries that Sinkies cannot integrate with foreign trash!

[soikee]

PM Lee is worried about 2 disturbing trends in Singapore

By Leslie Koh

4th April, 2012


Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Wednesday identified two societal trends that worries him: A 'self-centred' Not-In-My-Backyard syndrome that has been increasingly seen among some vocal Singaporeans, and what appears to be a growing gap between Singaporeans and new immigrants.

In an interview at the end of the 20th Asean Summit in Phnom Penh, he raised his concerns about these two trends, and cited the example of angry reactions to Chinese student Sun Xu who has apologised for derogatory comments about Singaporeans.

While he acknowledged that the student's remarks were uncalled for, he urged Singaporeans to maintain 'a certain balance and not get worked up every time someone misspeaks'.

Said Mr Lee: 'He shouldn't have made that blog post. He did. He has been chastised, he has been disciplined, he has expressed his contrition, he's sorry about it. We should have been able to move on from that and deal with it as one person who misspoke. We should not, because of one incident, make that into an issue, (to say) all immigrants are like that.'

 

[muderfarker]

i dont even think wat sunxu did is wrong

 

[zhihau]

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Wednesday identified two societal trends that worries him: A 'self-centred' Not-In-My-Backyard syndrome that has been increasingly seen among some vocal Singaporeans, and what appears to be a growing gap between Singaporeans and new immigrants

don't worry... we're only second highest in terms of population density: with so many people crowding in such a small area, if there are no conflicts/frictions/confrontations then me worry

 

[laksaboy]

A self-centred Not-In-My-Backyard syndrome? Speak for yourselves, you conceited millionaire PAP ministars.

You don't give a shit to the people, you don't imagine yourselves in their shoes.

 

[Unrepented]

1. Govt policies gives rise to symptoms in society.
2. All societies in all countries react similiarly, look at local reactions to migrants in big cities in prc, europe, australia, holland etc.
3. Don't take rocket science to know this cause and effect.
4. Why worry?
5. If don't want the symptoms in society, change the policies.
6. Don't push the blame to sinkies again........please.......yawn.

 

[zeddy]

Said Mr Lee: 'He shouldn't have made that blog post. He did. He has been chastised, he has been disciplined, he has expressed his contrition, he's sorry about it. We should have been able to move on from that and deal with it as one person who misspoke. We should not, because of one incident, make that into an issue, (to say) all immigrants are like that.'

You, together with your fellow PAP scums and the 60% CB kias may be more than willing to bend down your arses to these Immigrants but We the 40% will not go down that route..

 

[winnipegjets]

PM Lee is worried about 2 disturbing trends in Singapore

By Leslie Koh

4th April, 2012


Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Wednesday identified two societal trends that worries him: A 'self-centred' Not-In-My-Backyard syndrome that has been increasingly seen among some vocal Singaporeans, and what appears to be a growing gap between Singaporeans and new immigrants.

In an interview at the end of the 20th Asean Summit in Phnom Penh, he raised his concerns about these two trends, and cited the example of angry reactions to Chinese student Sun Xu who has apologised for derogatory comments about Singaporeans.

While he acknowledged that the student's remarks were uncalled for, he urged Singaporeans to maintain 'a certain balance and not get worked up every time someone misspeaks'.

Said Mr Lee: 'He shouldn't have made that blog post. He did. He has been chastised, he has been disciplined, he has expressed his contrition, he's sorry about it. We should have been able to move on from that and deal with it as one person who misspoke. We should not, because of one incident, make that into an issue, (to say) all immigrants are like that.'

Shows how out of touch the PAP is and how shallow the PM is. It is the attitude of immigrants that is the problem, not what they say.

Sun Xu doesn't appreciate Singapore and yet we are using tax dollars to give him an education. And the government expects Sun Xu will contribute to Singapore in the future despite his attitude?

The PAP needs to be tossed out of power.

 

[rusty]

Kan nin lau bu chow chee bye I cannot even integrate with PAP and their supporters whom are all Singaporeans how can I integrate with foreign trash?
LHL, KNLBCCB one more time!

 

[zhihau]

LHL, KNLBCCB one more time!

bro,
show some respect to the dead lah :o:o:o

 

[zhihau]

Don't take rocket science to know this cause and effect.

bro,
can me vote for you? you seem more enlightened than those blokes put together :o:o:o

 

[STUCK_HERE]

Not in my backyard? Hey, PM Lee, we learn this from you. You are the king of 'Not in my backyard'. With all the high cost of living, overcrowded living and crime with so many foreigners you allowed in, while you stay in your ivory tower; these problems are not in your backyard for sure but in our face.

 

[Clone]

Actually I am a nice and gracious person, but we are talking about Ah Tiongs here. Know who you are dealing with. Cannot be too nice to them.

I still luv' Ah Tiong Bu though.

 

[Getloud]

Kan nin lau bu chow chee bye I cannot even integrate with PAP and their supporters whom are all Singaporeans how can I integrate with foreign trash?
LHL, KNLBCCB one more time!

Agreed.
There's once I was arguing with a 60%.
After he lose his argument, this is what he said: 'Don't change my point of view can or not????'
I rest my case.

 

[Capano2121]

PAP can't even integrate with the average singaporeans and they expect singaporeans to integrate with foreigners! Must be talking in his sleep!

 

[streetsmart73]

A self-centred Not-In-My-Backyard syndrome? Speak for yourselves, you conceited millionaire PAP ministars.

You don't give a shit to the people, you don't imagine yourselves in their shoes.

hi there


1. bro, good one!
2. the pot calling some kettle black.
3. sheep want integration, pay all local sheep to integrate with the precious fts mah!

 

[geylangchickenloyangduck]

nah beh....i am beginning to wonder if i am singaporean liao...CB, since when we ask the host to adjust to welcome the guest? Nah beh...if your lanjeow too big for the condom, you change the condom not cut your LJ to fit a condom right? bcos this is exactly what he want us to do?

nah beh lah...you open your fucking door wide wide to welcome foreigners and you expect us to welcome them? Of cse the impact to you is minimal lah...geylang now overtaken by PRC liao...soon we will have a dearth of local kweys...like that those wanting to savor local flavor will have to go elsewhere - then you have 60 ah peks slurping one young chick, sibeh unhealthy monopoly i say....

read liao doo lan....

 

[The Philistine]

Agreed.
There's once I was arguing with a 60%.
After he lose his argument, this is what he said: 'Don't change my point of view can or not????'
I rest my case.

Arguing with a 60% is like arguing with a xtian fundie. After you tear all their arguments to shreds and hamtam them until they can't take it, they go the Don't change my point of view can or not? (Don't change my belief because I believe it is real). You can really 吐血. These people belong in a mental asylum.

 

[soikee]

Before GE he came out to keo tolong and apologise; now he sings a totally different tune.

God is great and let cancer catch up with this slippery snake!

 

[The Philistine]

Before GE he came out to keo tolong and apologise; now he sings a totally different tune.

God is great and let cancer catch up with this slippery snake!

No such thing exists. Even if It does exist, It is a buffoon, jackass, and hypocrite. In short, It is just about as reliable as a broken condom.

 

[jw5]

While he acknowledged that the student's remarks were uncalled for, he urged Singaporeans to maintain 'a certain balance and not get worked up every time someone misspeaks'.

Said Mr Lee: 'He shouldn't have made that blog post. He did. He has been chastised, he has been disciplined, he has expressed his contrition, he's sorry about it. We should have been able to move on from that and deal with it as one person who misspoke. We should not, because of one incident, make that into an issue, (to say) all immigrants are like that.'

So Mr Lee, when will you be inviting him to your home for dinner?

Walk the talk.