i'd agree with u if i were younger by about a year.
at that time, i'd even go as far as to say that those who keng are
rubbish because they do not understand that the security of the
nation is at stake. they do not understand that the SAF is the only
thing standing in between life and death for our island nation, and
if every soldier of ours can kill 10 or 20, with the war heroes
killing hundreds of theirs while saving hundreds of our own (value
and proficiency of an individual soldier), we can fight and win
any war.
i'd even say that every infantry soldier should be as good as the
US Army's DELTA Force or US Navy's SEAL and our SOF like Splinter
Cells (
quite moronic because
SC doesnt exist... or do they?), with people of other arms/vocation
being very competent in their jobs and if the need arises to use
them as infantrymen, be as good as the US Marines, since we have to
make up for quantity by quality.
tough training in exchange for national security, freedom of the
people, life, prosperity and future job opportunities in the
civilian world... sounds like a very good deal. Afterall,
a pint of sweat will save a
gallon of blood.
however, seeing that no regulars signed on for the right reason imo
a year ago (loyalty to country), and they basically do nothing
other than play PSP all day (SAF pay them a handsome sum of money
every month to play PSP), though i admit good ones dont.
...or dun even appear without the need of deducting their offs,
they can do things slow while NSF have to be on the ball... if they
dunno how to use the equipment, they ask us... but if we dunno, we
get pushups or extras... if they think A is B while A is really
just A, and punish u for saying the right thing and after they find
out the truth, they dun even apologise and wanna smoke out, that
kinda dampens the patriotic spirit in me. a lot.
however, i still performed to the best of my abilities and a year
later, now, i try to think how my patriotism has affected my
unit... and nation. and i do not see any difference because one man
can not make a difference.
therefore, i'd say, let the chao keng ones keng, let the patriots
serve. the well's water dun go n
offend the river's water can already. 