Originally posted by SumOne:
To those who think the girls ask for it, and that the girls
should just stay home and not go, it's pretty much giving in to
whatever wrong is being done. Besides, sometimes it's not even a
matter of the girls wearing skimpily, even normal jeans and
t-shirt.
As for trying to emphatise with the foreign workers, no matter how
pitiful you are, breaking the law is breaking the law. No such
thing as "that girl made me break the law", or "that guy made me
steal his wallet".
I can't say it's right, but the girls should be given the choice to
wear what they want to wear (within legal limits of course). This
isn't the middle east afterall, where girls must cover up head to
toe.
And it's also a fact that there were many of such incidents and
many more unreported. Yet all you [b]IDIOTS can say
is the girls asked for it? No wonder some Singapore girls think
singapore guys aren't sensitive enough. Dumb jerks.
At least I'd respect the bengs who'd whallop the hell out of
anybody who takes advantage of their girl. Some security at least
for the girl that someone CARES!
I haven't been to countdown at orchard in years, but since my first
and only time, I've always promised myself I'll take down any
bangala worker I see trying to get fresh with a local girl. To
repeat, IT'S NOT ALWAYS THAT THE GIRL IS WEARING SKIMPY!! It's
about easy oppurtunity than anything else, like guys who take
advantage of drunk girls.
It's good that a news report finally came out about this, hopefully
the police or somebody can do something about it. And maybe the
general public like YOU GUYS can be more aware about it and look
after your
sisters/girlfriends/schoolmates/colleagues/friends.
On a more informal note, local girls are meant to be molested by
our local guys only. Just kidding.[/b]
Ah dat's a good one. But if this can be done why is it still
happening? Should we review the source of the problem and not just
solving the problem? And i thought no problems are unsolvable if we
had the will...
