With all due respect, I am a woman and I am just
providing a view . It is not a moral obligation, it is a
LEGISLATED obligation . Moral obligation suggests a freedom
of choice to walk away while legislated obligations come with
PENALTY - JAIL Show me the research? 90%? SO are you
telling me the 10% are weak because they got injured? It is not a
choice for the men to inflict pain on themselves when they are
really and genuinely injured because of training. If you
want equality first, you do not define gender as stronger or
weaker . I have a former classmate who is permanently a
cripple - not because of malingering...he was crippled on one leg
because he did the parachute jump and something went wrong when he
landed. No wonder the guys are cheesed off about you.
IF you are naive to suggests such posterity , it is best
you do not become a medical doctor at all because you seem to have
the tendency to stereotype people with a prejudice based on your
presented arguments . Particularly your effortless rejection of
what NS is about disgust me to no end . Like I said
doctoring needs more maturity - you weight your decisions to treat
carefully . You are not just mending a broken machine which can be
replaced , the patient's life lies in your hand and if he should
die....think of his loved ones from parents to children. All human
beings deserve that right to non-judgemental healthcare. Good luck
to medical school - if they reject you ...it is not because of your
gender but rather your attitude.
And as for being Singaporean , you ought to be ashamed of yourself.
Defending singapore is everyone's obligation. Males just have it
tougher. You are prejudging all national service men based on what
someone you know got it easy.
If you want to debate about inequality , please present an
intelligible argument instead of a ditzy and flimsy type of
defence. Your arguments reminds me more of spoilt brats who like to
whine when daddy or mommy don't let them have their way. Get off
from the ivory tower, my little princess ,and smell the grass and
fertilizers . Personally I won't want a future doctor who thinks
like this, unless I am a lawyer loves medical litigation.
