So is this racial/religious profiling by the PAP government?

[JohnTan]

Isn't there some sort of law against this sort of discrimination by innuendo?

What racism?

The vast majority of drug inmates are from the moslem religion. And most of the moslems here are m&ds, not chinks or kelings.

 

[Leongsam]

What racism?

The vast majority of drug inmates are from the moslem religion. And most of the moslems here are m&ds, not chinks or kelings.

This may well be true but in order not to offend any particular ethnic group or religion government policy should not involve obvious racial or religious profiling.

 

[bobby]

Next...Courts will offer all Hire Purchase documentation in Bahasa Melayu.

 

[JohnTan]

This may well be true but in order not to offend any particular ethnic group or religion government policy should not involve obvious racial or religious profiling.

Getting all the mosques involved in spreading anti drug message isn't racial profiling because there are other races besides the m&ds who go to the mosques. Getting mosques involved in community work is good because it raises their profile in a good way. In other countries, mosques are more well known for stirring shit and preaching hate.

 

[Leongsam]

Getting all the mosques involved in spreading anti drug message isn't racial profiling because there are other races besides the m&ds who go to the mosques.

Other races like this one?

 

[JohnTan]

Other races like this one?

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For the moslem m&d community, as long as you worship mahomet and wear m&d islamic attire, you are officially a m&d. m&ds who leave islam are no longer seen as m&ds and are barred from running in that same election to be the m&d-elected President. If you didn't know this, then you don't know much about the local m&d community.

 

[mudhatter]

yes this is indeed racial/religious profiling

that said, m&ds aren't really your typical Muslims by any means

no Islamic Caliphate ever was present in m&d territory

m&ds are essentially a bunch of natives of jungles, steeped in ceca culture and religion who opted for Islam as a matter of personal choice

m&ds are closer to CECA religion than to islam by most measures

other m&ds like pinoys were forced into christianity
while others like thais burmese etc into buddhism
and others chinks like viets or tiongs etc into commie religion

 

[JohnTan]

no Islamic Caliphate ever was present in m&d territory

The moslem caliph, the ottoman sultan, officially styled themselves as 'ghazi', or in layman terms, thief, robber, bandit.

Why would any decent or honest religious leader want to officially call themselves as a thief?

 

[mudhatter]

The moslem caliph, the ottoman sultan, officially styled themselves as 'ghazi', or in layman terms, thief, robber, bandit.

Why would any decent or honest religious leader want to officially call themselves as a thief?

Look up the meaning of Ghazi
I am sure even you are not that dumb

like most of your other false accusations or false statements, this one is also based on a lie

not difficult to look up the meaning

 

[laksaboy]

I was wondering why some of those places were lit green.

Looks like some civil serpents have too much free time. I bet if there are some homo sympathizers within the govt's ranks, we'll get rainbow colour lightning on gay pride commemoration days.

By the way, isn't green the traditional colour associated with Islam?

 

[JohnTan]

Look up the meaning of Ghazi
I am sure even you are not that dumb

You are that stupid. A simple search of Ghazi shows that it means brigand, or in today's term; a robber, a thief.


A ghazi (Arabic: غازي‎, Arabic pronunciation: [ɣaːziː], plural ġuzāt) was an individual who participated in ghazw (غزو, ġazw), meaning military expeditions or raiding.

In pre-Islamic Bedouin culture, ghazw[a] was a form of limited warfare verging on brigandage that avoided head-on confrontations and instead emphasized raiding and looting, usually of livestock (see cattle raiding). The Umayyad-period Bedouin poet al-Kutami wrote the oft-quoted verses: "Our business is to make raids on the enemy, on our neighbor and our own brother, in the event we find none to raid but a brother."

Ghāzī warriors depended upon plunder for their livelihood, and were prone to brigandage and sedition in times of peace.

Muhammad participated in 27 Ghazwa. The first Ghazwa he participated in was the Invasion of Waddan in August 623,[15][16] he ordered his followers to attack a Quraysh caravan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghazi_(warrior)

 

[mudhatter]

You are that stupid. A simple search of Ghazi shows that it means brigand, or in today's term; a robber, a thief.


A ghazi (Arabic: غازي‎, Arabic pronunciation: [ɣaːziː], plural ġuzāt) was an individual who participated in ghazw (غزو, ġazw), meaning military expeditions or raiding.

In pre-Islamic Bedouin culture, ghazw[a] was a form of limited warfare verging on brigandage that avoided head-on confrontations and instead emphasized raiding and looting, usually of livestock (see cattle raiding). The Umayyad-period Bedouin poet al-Kutami wrote the oft-quoted verses: "Our business is to make raids on the enemy, on our neighbor and our own brother, in the event we find none to raid but a brother."

Ghāzī warriors depended upon plunder for their livelihood, and were prone to brigandage and sedition in times of peace.

Muhammad participated in 27 Ghazwa. The first Ghazwa he participated in was the Invasion of Waddan in August 623,[15][16] he ordered his followers to attack a Quraysh caravan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghazi_(warrior)

Idiot calling others stupid - not sure how one can get more dumber than that.

Using Wikipedia = evidence of your low iQ

Ghazi definition is - a Muslim warrior; especially : one victorious in battle against the opponents of Islam —often used as a title of honor.

from kafir source
n. pl. gha·zies 1. A Muslim who has successfully fought against non-Muslims. 2.

 

[LITTLEREDDOT]

The government is saying that the Malays have a high incidence of mental illness, smoke too much, eat too much, exercise too little, and are in poor health. The Indians are eating too much unhealthy food (too much ghee?)

Budget debate: MOH launches targeted measures for subgroups to improve population health​

For the elderly, a holistic programme comprising physical, mental and social wellness will be gradually rolled out nationwide from May. ST PHOTO: KEVIN LIM

Cheryl Tan

Mar 9, 2022

SINGAPORE - To improve overall health, the Ministry of Health (MOH) will be introducing targeted measures to support and uplift various subgroups including mothers, families, minorities and the elderly.
The Straits Times looks at some of these initiatives.

1. Improving maternal health​

More support will be given for the mental well-being of women during and after their pregnancy, as doing so would be crucial for the child's health.
Senior Minister of State for Health Janil Puthucheary told Parliament on Wednesday (March 9) during his ministry's debate that a local study, Growing Up in Singapore Towards Healthy Outcomes, found that maternal mental well-being during pregnancy could affect the brain development of the fetus, giving rise to mood or anxiety disorders later on in life.
The study found that about 7.2 per cent of pregnant women had high scores of depressive symptoms during pregnancy. The proportion increases to 10 per cent during the first three months postpartum.
KK Women's and Children's Hospital and National University Hospital will enhance their mental well-being support for pregnant women and mothers by scaling up accessibility to antenatal (during pregnancy) and post-natal mental health screening.
MOH will also enhance early intervention and support for more women who are screened to be at risk of depressive symptoms.

The Women's Health Committee, chaired by Ms Rahayu Mahzam, Parliamentary Secretary for Health, is planning a women's health event this year to raise greater awareness of women's health to maximise outreach to different segments of the female population. More details of the event will be shared later.

2. More support to families​

Integrated healthcare services for both mothers and children will be available at 14 polyclinics over the next three years.
These healthcare services include postnatal depression screening and breastfeeding support when they take their child for vaccination and childhood development screening at the polyclinics.

Two pilot programmes were launched in Punggol Polyclinic and Yishun Polyclinic in 2019, benefiting more than 10,000 children and mothers.
Besides integrating services for the mother and child, more holistic support for children and their families can be provided through a family support programme.
Known as the Family Nexus, selected health and social services can be provided under one roof at four sites in Choa Chu Kang, Punggol, Sembawang and Tampines this year.
These sites could be at a polyclinic, general practitioner clinic or a social service agency office. Some programmes include breastfeeding and lactation support services, body mass index and growth assessment checks for young children and caregivers' training.

3. Promote healthier lifestyles among Malay and Indian communities​

In order to promote healthier lifestyles among these ethnic minorities, MOH will be collaborating with Malay and Indian community leaders and partners.
A work group was formed last year by MOH to improve the health of ethnic minority groups here. It aimed to design culturally relevant programmes and help to rally the community against poor health habits.
Giving an update on the programme, Ms Rahayu said the Health Promotion Board (HPB) has brought together experienced community leaders with the expertise to form a Malay Community Outreach (MCO) working group.
There are five new subcommittees focusing on mental well being, reducing smoking, improving eating habits, increasing physical activity and health screening among the Malay community, she added.
MCO will work with various parties to expand the reach of the HPB programmes effectively.
Health promotion activities for the Indian community will also be rolled out, she added.
For example, HPB has been working with key stakeholders like the Singapore Indian Development Association to tap on programmes and culturally significant events such as Deepavali to reinforce healthy cooking.
HPB also actively engages Indian food and beverage outlets to participate in the healthier dining programme, which rewards customers for selecting healthy options.
She highlighted in Parliament last year that in 2020, 14.4 per cent of Malays and 14.2 per cent of Indians have diabetes, compared with 8.2 per cent of Chinese.
In addition, 37.5 per cent of Malays and 36.1 per cent of Chinese have higher blood pressure, compared with 29.5 per cent of Indians.

4. Support seniors for successful ageing​

To empower seniors to improve and maintain their health, a holistic programme that comprises physical, mental and social wellness will be developed and implemented by HPB and People's Association.
The programme, known as Live Well, Age Well, will be gradually rolled out nationwide from May, in a "hub and spoke" model.
It will be offered at designated community centres, Residents' Corners, eldercare centres and faith-based organisations, based on the profile of residents and clients.

 

[A Singaporean]

If they stay away from drugs, the people at halfway houses will become unemployed.

These are good jobs for Sinkies. Please do not take them away. Otherwise they will have to compete with m&d in food delivery.