Happen almost in every department which employ them.Even if you
complain to the top management also would be not much help.Boss
always say Low salary somemore 2 years contract what do you
expect?With our dear Gahmen strngthen the ties with China there's
nothing much we could do seriously.Once a Chinaman says that im
from Malaysia or Indonesia.When i told him that im a Singaporean he
wouldnt believe and says that Malays here all come from
Malaysia.When i show him my IC he just says that the Gahmen granted
me Pink IC as i work and sleep here,Nabeh not only arrogant but
racist too.For now my company are bringing in Myanmar
workers over the Chinaman whom contract has ended.Can vomit blood
work with them seriously.Only a handful can adapt to our style
here.
PS:I'm not a racist nor starting a flame war here but its the
fact that almost Singaporean face.
When I read this, the first words that came to my mind were,
"Dude, what a racist.". And no, I was not referring to
carbikebus.
Seriously, even though I think the level of graces of Chinese
nationals overall is just about as bad as that of a Singaporean
overall, if you factor out the more educated, younger people, you
certainly have a people who are even worse than Singaporeans. And I
regard Singaporeans as scrapping the barrel in this case.
I believe much of this can be attributed to them growing up in
their closed-off society for much of their lives. Don't forget
China is a Communist country, and it was only until recently that
China started to open up like this, and their people could (almost)
freely migrate to any place in the world. Having lived in their
bubble for so long has definitely turned them into the ignorant,
ungracious people they are now infamous for. To them, the open
world we live in comes as quite a hard culture shock to them, and
having been brought up for so long used to having one opinion or
habit while being closed off from other alternatives have robbed
them of their adaptiveness to our world. When confronted with
alternative viewpoints and notions, they can only react with
rejection and arrogance, unable to accept that such alternatives
exist and that only the viewpoints and notions they know of
can.
The government is currently encouraging immigration from China,
without factoring in it's potential harm to our social fabric. One
day, our society is going to pay dearly for this mistake.
I don't want to put the blame entirely on the government though
- it seems like Singaporeans often complain of their jobs being
robbed by foreigners, but we ourselves are shunning jobs that we
complain are being taken away by foreigners because we whine about
it not paying well, being too difficult, tiring, etc. In some ways,
we only have ourselves to blame for our own ricebowls being taken
away because of our own laziness, and our never-to-be-fulfilled
lust for that imaginary highly-paid job that does not demand hard
on our minds and bodies.