Originally posted by hloc:
[b]Well said... but meaningless...... 
Unless you are telling me, u planned to 'donate' everything you
have to help the poor.... then what you just said is mainly ''Good
to hear''.
And I sure the poor old auntie
collection tin cans would feel SOOOO much better.... waiting for
you to help yourself...
[/b]
i cannot/do not openly promote dismantling the privatised
entities that provide the basic necessities like food, transport,
etc., which make profit by over-pricing or by targeting for more
profits.
but i am just highlighting People has to help themselves in a
bigger way which address the fundamental cause of the issue, and at
the same time, pleases the economic giant machine/computer.
(win-win)
Bigger way, i mean. No point spending 100% of your time a week with
charity for years, to give tuition to help the needy students, but
the economic giant machine/computer keeps munching away the
nutrients.
We dug a grave for ourselves may years ago during the elections,
and we still think the high salaries are becos we are the
paymasters.
Jump into the hole, definitely, if GST increases again, my last
ditch is to jump.
(Or in another phrase, we dug a grave many years ago, when we join
the globalization. Good to hear ? yeah ! that's what the giant
machine/computer can decipher.)
What i strongly believe is, more creative ideas that can work along
with the economic giant computer/machine, instead of going against
it, so economically we are all sound.
What i promote is continual discussion with different people, for
learning or educating purposes.
Yes ! good to hear, no choice, that's what the economic giant
machine/computer can decipher, so there can be give and take.
People helping themselves, i am sure that IS what the Gov likes to
see. The final result hopefuly is, BOTH the People and the
economical giant computer/machine are happy.
