Point is, the prevalence of kengsters does not equate to
dismissing the oath one takes as a doctor lightly.
There is a difference between manpower requirement in peace, and
wartime. Get the priorities right, because there seems to be a gap,
and a glaring one.
Secondly, if you're an NSF who always kengs, chances are, it
will come back to bite you in the ass when it's your turn to be
credibly sick.
There's no MO who will diagnose a truly ill soldier who's
vomitting blood errorneously. That'll be taking the oath lightly.
If a dispropotionately number of a sample size has shown to be a
certain way, logic requires a thinking person to veer towards that
if he was on the 50-50 mark between belief and disbelief.
Second, there is NO difference in manpower requirement in peace
and war time. So i guess you think you can have an army in a
certain way in peace time that will on auto mode be like Rambo in
war time. Then I am relievef that you're a nobody in SAF.
Third, NSF who always kengs where got kena bitten in the ass
when he's credibly sick? If so then indeed you have proven that it
is CORRECT for the MO to err on the side of skepticism. Its the
MO's tendency to think a kengster is kenging so indeed when the one
time he's not, he gets punished for his wrongdoing.
Also, where got bite ass??? it costs the kengsters nothing to
keng. their mentality is: if they dun try, the chance is 0%. if
they try and fail, then they have to go back to try to be a real
man who takes up his responsibility as a person. if they try and it
works, hurray! so of cos they will try.