I would tell him to go back to china too ..... people shouldn't
swallow every shit that the PAP throws at you, but people shouldn't
swallow up every shit the opposition throws at you either.
and this chap is one particular deadweight that's best buried
deep. Imagine if CSM were a PAP candidate, people would have buried
him so deep in flak for his background.
Imagine a taiwanese born chap who, who speaks english like an
ang moh, and speaks mandarin like an ah tiong, soon after getting
his citizenship, farked off overseas and stayed away for 30 years
... suddenly, he thinks he can come along and represent
Singaporeans in parliament ? Even the PAP would never throw up such
a candidate to the people, what on earth was the worker's party
thinking ? ... was it all just for his paper qualifications alone
?
And now he thinks by showing to the world his growth dividend
slip he's got a connection to singapore ? I would be very very
angry if someone like that comes along and tells me that he's also
got a fistful of Singapore's money despite him staying away for 30
years after getting his citizenship, opposition candidate or
not.
I beg to defer, to me, anyone who gets a red IC or a Singapore
passport is a Singaporean. Therefore no one have the right to tell
them to leave. Be it Chen Show Mao or Dr Puthucheary.
Given your argument, can we not say Dr Puthucheary had been
benefitting from Singapore economy although he wasn't a Singaporean
until some two years ago? I'm even suspicious of him being a
Singaporean only 2 years ago, given that that is the minimum
requirement to run as a candidate in the election.
I'm not angry that Dr Puthucheary did not do his NS when he
became a citizen. But I'm angry that he had assumed his
10 years as a doctor is equivalent to be doing NS. This is an
insult to all our local doctors who had fulfilled their
NS. I'm proud that I too have done my NS for my country
Singapore although I was just only a junior ranking soldier. I
am willing to put my sons thru NS and to put them to perform their
duties to Singapore in time of need.
