im just curious, wana get opinions from all my fellow
singaporeans. Look around u, whereever u go, there's bound to be at
least a quarter filled with China people.
Firstly, they are irritating, rude, and have no moral values or
principals at all. I guess i dont have to elaborate on why i dont
like China ppl...and with so many coming here to Singapore, do any
of u still feel that u're in Singapore?
I dont know about the rest of u, but im feeling like this isnt
Singapore anymore, these China ppl come here and taint our
society,very soon, they'll get married to Singaporeans, etc, and
when their babies come out...ta-da! automatic Singaporean
already.
Any of u feel that they're too many freaking China ppl here? the
worst i've experienced was when i went on to service 62 one
morning, almost the whole bus was filled with China ppl!! wth...i
couldnt stand it, dropped off at the next stop and waited for the
next one.
What do u, as a Singaporean think and feel about this?
Actually every countries also have their own fair share of rude and
uncultured citizens. And the reason such people exists is
because of dissatisfaction in their lives and environment. But of
course there is no way any country/government/environment can
provide absolute satisfaction to cater for so many different kinds
of people in our world. So I think that's normal, and you shouldn't
make such a big deal out of it.
The good part is, at least with the increasing foreign
population entering Singapore, most rude and uncultured and
possibly poor citizens can miraculously united together as ONE and
conveniently shift all the blame over to the foreigners.
I don't know why Singaporean can do something like that and
forget that they used to be as rude and uncultured as the
foreigners.
But it actually doesn't matter which countries you're from and
represent, it is actually an individual issue. There are nice
Singaporeans in Singapore too, how come nobody bothered to mention
anything about them?
I think I read the Straits Times and I read about foreigners
complaining about uncultured, rude Singaporeans misbehaving in our
public transports and I am amazed that the newspapers actually
forgotten to filter out such bad comments and selectively chose to
publish the bad comments from the foreigners to tear down the
reputation of Singaporeans in Singapore.
So where has the nationalism and stand as one united people gone
to?
Maybe it only exists in words but never in actions and is
already forgotten in many Singaporean's minds. 
