I do agreed the serving ns will make one more mature then those
people who never serve ns before. They are more discpline too. That
I agreed.
After 2 yrs, some immediately look for jobs while others go
further studies. By the time they completed their studies, how old
already? And then go to work, attached, married...how old already?
And decided to plan for a baby, how old already? And also will
mounting debts....that is why our 2 yrs ns is taking away their
boys opportunities.
to help singaporean man, i recommend that govt gives all newly
wed singapore couple (at least man or women must be singaporean who
has served his NS) be given a free HDB 4 room flat at $0 dollar,
but the couple must remain married for at least 15 years before
they can sell their unit.
but if they have one child, the couple can sell their unit after
10 years instead of 15.
if the couple have two child, the couple can sell their unit
after 7 years instead of 15.
if the couple have three child, the couple can sell their unit
after 5 years instead of 15.
if the couple have four child, the couple can sell their unit
after 4 years instead of 15.
couple with 4 children, will also enjoy full GST refund annually
for 20 years based on income tax return, plus monthly govt
subsidies up to $1,000 dollar and a pair of free return air ticket
to any country.
additional children will give couple special advance placement
in applying for school, new HDB flat, car COE discount, blah blah
blah...
these additional pro-family expenses will need to be covered,
but the govt cant afford to dig into its reserve nor cut its
expenses in other department.
therefore, i will propose that any singaporeans who remain
single after the age of 30 must pay 10% "left on the shelf, cant
get married income tax".
if they cant get married by age of 40, they must pay 25% "Stuck
on the shelf, hopelessly cant get married income tax".
by age of 50, they must pay 50% "Rot on the shelf, give also no
one want income tax".
by age of 60, they will be allow to be exempt from the taxes
under the "govt give up on you, you can go and rot in the old folk
home alone" special tax exemption clause.
