Just 2 days ago was National day, I am soooo sickened to
the gut to see so many FTs singing our National Anthem and saying
our pledge !!
The influx of foreigners has really spun out of control. I cant
go anywhere without seeing some fellas from Pinoy, PRC, or
Blangadesh.
I almost puked when I heard the National Day rally speech. All
the booze talk in accepting foreigners within our midst.
Many PMETs are jobless nowadays due to the influx of foreigners
and there is also a lack of legislation protecting the aged
workers.
In Singapore, once you hit 40s, employers tend to shun us as if
we are useless by that age when in fact, we can be the
most experienced and productive workers.
With a wide pool of workers to choose from, they will go for the
cheapest, most abled and youngest. Aged PMETs will face a lot of
unfair competition from foreign workers nowadays.
Remember, we were told FT increases our pay? and now due to
massive influx, the pay goes lower and lower.
And honestly, i got mba friend still looking for job almost
coming to 2 years.
Because of this influx of foreigners, many
pple including some of my friends, have to lower expectations
to survive. But did you ever think who caused this problem?
The living standard is so high and we have family to feed. we
are not some foreigners stacked on top of another, 4 people in a
rented room.
We served national service, we wasted time and we paid taxes for
so many years, isnt it reasonable to have a comparable pay to
that?
All these makes me wonder, what is the worth of being a
Singaporean these days? All those pple celebrating in the NDP
parade.. what the hell are they so proud of ? There dont seem to be
any value to the Singaporean citizenship especially to us local
guys when the cons seem to outweigh the pros.
Right now our pay is going lower and lower. but look at basic
neccessities and living cost?
So you need to look at the source of this misery and poor
citizens being punished.
Welcome to singapore, they dont care about its citizens, only
for their own coffers and wins at elections.
