You simply cannot deny that foreigners do tickle our culture and
local mindset. At all level of the this society, from childrens to
students to workers to top talent professionals, you cannot deny
that there are clashes, even in my golf club where the elites of
Singapore Chinese and China Chinese are against each other views
and opinons. As human are territory bounded living thing, peoples
will tend to protect their own space and home.
Yes, of course we can open our doors to foreigners, be it
working or students, we do welcome them, but they also have to
understand where they are, question raised will be, is Singaporeans
going to suit them or are these foreigners going to suit into
Singaporean culture. To most of them, both are facing a culture
shock. It takes time, however I have to agree to some forumers here
that there should be a limit to anything, when is the influx going
to stop, what are the quotas required, all these have to be spell
out by the govt, not simply just open the door and even allow cats
and dogs to enter. Our govt had no other way in tackle the
diminishing of population here, therefore welcome foreigners and
hope that problem will be solve. I am afraid they may have
forgotton the risk factor of doing it. It may cost them their seats
in the parliament if they do not really look into the limitation of
foreigners coming in. And worst, instead of increase the
population, the setback can be a total dependent on foreigners that
result in a revolution. They have to look into it, it is not that
we dun welcome foreigners, with or without them, there are still
quarrelling and fighting in games and sports, you can call that
total committment or idiot.
