Mr Wee, 35, a Singaporean who works
for a multinational corporation, had written in his blog on Oct 12
that he was concerned about competition from foreign talent and the
lack of job opportunities for older workers here.
In dismissing his views, she wrote:
Derek, Derek, Derek darling, how can you expect to have an iron
rice bowl or a solid future if you cannot spell?
Theres no point in lambasting the Government for making our
society one that is, I quote, far too survival of the fittest
If
uncertainty of success offends you so much, you will certainly be
poor and miserable.
She concluded by telling Mr Wee to get out of my elite uncaring
face
abstracted ;
http://mrlim.isthebest.net/2006/10/24/wee-shu-min-violated/
Even though i heard about this incident sometime back, i never
really came across what she really wrote.
It is true?
I always look up to top schools student as i presume one day they
will lead us to a better nation.
Is my MP thinking that way too?
Growing up from a humble background or been poor is the end of the
world?
Should the school send her for community services such as building
house for kids in Chang mai, go to old folks home and live for a
month and let her understand the plight of commoners and the
poors?
How can we draw the income inequality closer when the upcoming
leaders already have the mindset of poor = unmotivated.