In the arm of my God, not PAP, who is PAP, nothing but
normal mortal peoples like you who can fall for greed, lust
and power. Face the facts, that what makes a man to churn the
world. Unlike Angels, we are always watching and resting in the Arm
of God.
Humans are supposed to have been made in the image of God,
and even if God is not mortal - he should also be having two
arms.
Are you sure you are an angel accepted by God, as only one arm
is extended to you while most are warmly embraced in his
arms ?
Only a "Fallen Angel" will get involve in the trade of indulging
human into their worst habits and bring out the worst in the human
race - wine, alcohol, women and songs.
Should we need to wonder why you are so happy with only one-arm
embrace from God, who will even give some grace to a "fallen angel"
?
Maybe it should be fat hopes for a fat angel believing to
be a perfect angel ?
Gst can be control by you, accept for utilities bills, you dun
go for expensive and shops that charge Gst, eat in hawker centres,
travel by MRT or cycle, buy your groceries and essential items at
NTUC Fairprice or you nearest provision shops who dun charge Gst,
in this way, you gain, be smart hor.
Another drunken wishful thought that GST can be controlled by
normal Singaporeans ?
Is anyone talking about expensive items ?
The $1000 monthly expenses are the basic necessities that
include utilities, travel costs, groceries,
and daily meals at the cheapest possible places.
Are you dreaming that you are living in the 19th
Century when $1000 is equal to todays $100,000 that allow you to
indulge in expensive things ?
If you look at Gst, it mostly target at the rich and business
peoples, we are suppose to reduce it as much as possible, but
unfortuntely, most singaporeans like to spend lavishly in posh
cafe, restaurant, cars, travels, luxury goods at high class
shopping centres, etc etc..not only they get to pay Gst, they also
hv to pay service charges.
If the GST is designed to target only the rich then it should be
levied on all luxury items only, and all utility bills that fall
below $300 should not have any GST.
If the GST is designed not to affect the poor - then businesses
providing essential services and foodstuff should not be
levied with GST, as all businesses will pass on the GST cost to the
consumer.
Who is talking about all the posh places and luxury items ?
Your arguments is hopeless flawed when you only tie yourself
into this corner and not look at the GST impact - and the impact of
other Government Revenue collecting policies - that affect every
Singaporeans without consideration to income levels.
Tho i do not get the rebate, i dun think it is merely 100
dollars, should be more than that...dun bluff mei mei hor.
You do not get any rebate simply due to the fact that you
are underage, and pretend to be a Bar Owner
(-cum-Hostess??)
Nobody is left untreated in hospital, be it you are rich or
poor, everybody would hv a roof above their head,...be it studio
apartment or paid back 39 years scheme, or extension of CPF life
etc etc, all these are mend for old age prepareness, we are living
longer than others, these is due to advance medical technology and
better lifestyle.
You seem to remain in a state of drunken stupor in
your make-believe world as an angel to the drunks in
your escapist Bar.
Try this site and turn up the volume as you watch - “What’s
it like being poor and homeless in Singapore”.
In this world, all citizens will complain about their govt, no
doubt about it, some even when to protest, street fight, killings,
unrest and chaos. But ours is at peace, no war. Yes, of course our
older generations still tends to complain here and there about govt
just to relieve their frustration, that is normal. My grandma
always said PAP never do this and that, but overall, she knew that
PAP is afterall, done a good job, not great, but at least much
better than our surrounding countries. As i travelled around the
world, peoples envied Singapore and it govt, and envy always come
with jealousy.
Yes, everyone in the Third World will complain about their
government.
At least in those Third World countries, their Government
acknowledge their Third World status, and are more modest in the
claims of their own talent and self-worth.
Compared to our self-proclaimed First World Leaders
- who insist that they are worth the $3 Million annual
wages that they pay themselves from the blood monies that
they extract from ALL Singaporeans - we are left to struggle
in Third World conditions.
