Its okay we'll just keep bending :)
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Hi I am an Indian and I just wanted to share with my fellow singaporean brothers how much I love our country's racial harmony attitude.
No need to put tamil subtitles for shows on channel 5, even though there are malay and chinese subtitles. Because after all we Indians speak English, and I mean all of us. Even the foreign workers and senior citizens. Its okay you dont need to put tamil signboards because we all only go to Little India, isnt it? Oh its also okay, that for chinese there's lunar new year holiday and christmas, for malays there hari raya haji and hari raya adilfitiri as public holidays and for us theres deepavali and also vesak day because we indians also pray to buddha alot, infact there are more indian than chinese buddhist isnt it?
Oh and I love how in this year's nation day theme song video the Indian was a newspapers delivery man. Yes! we matter! We put your newspapers and we sweep the streets!
And recently one of our most respected indian celebrity, Vadi PVSS was introduced in Channel 5's Calefare. We loved how he acted and his famous verse "you owe money! you pay money!" while wearing a lungi without underwear and showing his crotch although dont worry you were spared of the eye sore as his dower was blurred.
That's right we can keep bending as much as you want us to. Hey right now, I can even see my asshole. Cool huh? :D
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Dont u just love stereotypings ? Without racism , the world wouldve been dull and boring.
Here comes one.
How do indians communicate with each other ?
This should be a no brainer... -
talk to our president about it.
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I think we should put up dutch signs around too, so people who only know dutch won't be left out.
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it's okay to bend but just dun bend down pick up ya soap in NS okay? if ur NSman just dun drop ya soap while u in ICT okay?
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Oh its also okay, that for chinese there's lunar new year holiday and christmas, for malays there hari raya haji and hari raya adilfitiri as public holidays and for us theres deepavali and also vesak day because we indians also pray to buddha alot, infact there are more indian than chinese buddhist isnt it?
since you know its a religion issue, why are you roping in the races?
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Why the hell is my thread listed in the promoted threads? Dammit man. Thats a twofer.
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Originally posted by cApitaland:
Oh its also okay, that for chinese there's lunar new year holiday and christmas, for malays there hari raya haji and hari raya adilfitiri as public holidays and for us theres deepavali and also vesak day because we indians also pray to buddha alot, infact there are more indian than chinese buddhist isnt it?
since you know its a religion issue, why are you roping in the races?
Use your brain bro, Indian majority is hindu, then muslim, then sikh and then christians/catholics. How many buddhist Indians do you know? Only Singhalese are buddhist. This does pertain to ethnicity. The government delegated two public holidays for the 4 major ethnic groups. But since eurasians tend to follow the ethnic religion eg Chinese Eurasians celebrate Lunar New Year AND Chinese in Singapore also tend to be mostly Buddhist and Christians. Where is the second Indian public holiday? Vesak day benefits the Chinese more so than Indians. If we Singaporean Tamils had it our way then it would be Thaipusam or Pongal. Since Tamils are the largest of the Indian minority in Singapore our priorities preceede those of Sikhs and Sindhis. Besides Malayalees also celebrate Thaipusam. I'm a Telugu and I don't even celebrate Thaipusam. But I belief that since Tamils make up the largest Indian ethnic group to the point that Tamil is synonymous and representative of Indians here in Singapore then their preferance should be taken into consideration.
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Originally posted by skythewood:
I think we should put up dutch signs around too, so people who only know dutch won't be left out.
Yah, yah. Dutch are part of the 4 major ethnic group. Chinese, Malay, Dutch and Eurasian. Infact since tourist come to Singapore they will remember than the Dutchs are a crucial part of the community. -
The holidays are really just a token gesture to appease the so-called majority races, ultimately it is impossible to provide so many national holidays for the increasing numbers of ethnic groups. But I agree that Tamil is not treated right as compared to the other national languages
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Originally posted by BadzMaro:
Dont u just love stereotypings ? Without racism , the world wouldve been dull and boring.
Here comes one.
How do indians communicate with each other ?
This should be a no brainer...infra-red.
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"But I belief that since Tamils make up the largest Indian ethnic group to the point that Tamil is synonymous and representative of Indians here in Singapore then their preferance should be taken into consideration."
If you could say something like this, doesn't it ring a bell when you try to compare between races in Singapore? Likewise, even if a considerable number of Chinese and I were to migrate and live in India, I wouldn't expect street signs there to have a Chinese translation, would I? It's would be like building urinals for the male teachers in the toliets of an all-girls' school.
Look, there are people staying in foreign lands, living among people who look entirely different from themselves, celebrating festivals where people throw tomatoes at one another, on streets whose names look like the word "honorificabilitudinitatibus" spelled backwards. Yet these people are willing to call the place they live in: their home. If a lack of tamil subtitles, a tamil signboard and a tamil public holiday is all it takes to make you feel any less sense of belonging towards Singapore, and think that you're bending your back all over the place, I really doubt it would make a difference even if they were there.
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Originally posted by xXBlack_RebelXx:
Hi I am an Indian and I just wanted to share with my fellow singaporean brothers how much I love our country's racial harmony attitude.
No need to put tamil subtitles for shows on channel 5, even though there are malay and chinese subtitles. Because after all we Indians speak English, and I mean all of us. Even the foreign workers and senior citizens. Its okay you dont need to put tamil signboards because we all only go to Little India, isnt it? Oh its also okay, that for chinese there's lunar new year holiday and christmas, for malays there hari raya haji and hari raya adilfitiri as public holidays and for us theres deepavali and also vesak day because we indians also pray to buddha alot, infact there are more indian than chinese buddhist isnt it?
Oh and I love how in this year's nation day theme song video the Indian was a newspapers delivery man. Yes! we matter! We put your newspapers and we sweep the streets!
And recently one of our most respected indian celebrity, Vadi PVSS was introduced in Channel 5's Calefare. We loved how he acted and his famous verse "you owe money! you pay money!" while wearing a lungi without underwear and showing his crotch although dont worry you were spared of the eye sore as his dower was blurred.
That's right we can keep bending as much as you want us to. Hey right now, I can even see my asshole. Cool huh? :D
Yes, with your kind of attitude, I can see why you will keep bending.Who are the targeted audience of your post?
I understand you want to lodge a complaint, but how is this post going to help you put more gravy on your rice?
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Originally posted by xXBlack_RebelXx:
Hi I am an Indian and I just wanted to share with my fellow singaporean brothers how much I love our country's racial harmony attitude.
No need to put tamil subtitles for shows on channel 5, even though there are malay and chinese subtitles. Because after all we Indians speak English, and I mean all of us. Even the foreign workers and senior citizens. Its okay you dont need to put tamil signboards because we all only go to Little India, isnt it? Oh its also okay, that for chinese there's lunar new year holiday and christmas, for malays there hari raya haji and hari raya adilfitiri as public holidays and for us theres deepavali and also vesak day because we indians also pray to buddha alot, infact there are more indian than chinese buddhist isnt it?
Oh and I love how in this year's nation day theme song video the Indian was a newspapers delivery man. Yes! we matter! We put your newspapers and we sweep the streets!
And recently one of our most respected indian celebrity, Vadi PVSS was introduced in Channel 5's Calefare. We loved how he acted and his famous verse "you owe money! you pay money!" while wearing a lungi without underwear and showing his crotch although dont worry you were spared of the eye sore as his dower was blurred.
That's right we can keep bending as much as you want us to. Hey right now, I can even see my asshole. Cool huh? :D
Next time hor...if one of your "brothers" asked me to serve you more gravy, I'll make sure his "brother" will be melted into gravy and served to him. -
Originally posted by xXBlack_RebelXx:
Use your brain bro, Indian majority is hindu, then muslim, then sikh and then christians/catholics. How many buddhist Indians do you know? Only Singhalese are buddhist. This does pertain to ethnicity. The government delegated two public holidays for the 4 major ethnic groups. But since eurasians tend to follow the ethnic religion eg Chinese Eurasians celebrate Lunar New Year AND Chinese in Singapore also tend to be mostly Buddhist and Christians. Where is the second Indian public holiday? Vesak day benefits the Chinese more so than Indians. If we Singaporean Tamils had it our way then it would be Thaipusam or Pongal. Since Tamils are the largest of the Indian minority in Singapore our priorities preceede those of Sikhs and Sindhis. Besides Malayalees also celebrate Thaipusam. I'm a Telugu and I don't even celebrate Thaipusam. But I belief that since Tamils make up the largest Indian ethnic group to the point that Tamil is synonymous and representative of Indians here in Singapore then their preferance should be taken into consideration.
cant change your race right? change your religion lor. that way you can celebrate all the religious holidays.
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Originally posted by xXBlack_RebelXx:
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That's right we can keep bending as much as you want us to. Hey right now, I can even see my asshole. Cool huh? :D
why not u lick it, bend yr prick and stuff it in, if u can do that, i change to indian -
to satisfy everyone the whole will be filled with subtitles.
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Originally posted by angel7030:
why not u lick it, bend yr prick and stuff it in, if u can do that, i change to indian
This is a bold statement.....he's ah neh neh leh........what if he got PhD in yoga or kamasutra?Oh well....at least they are sooo much better off and capable than Singaporeans PhD holders. Singaporeans PhD holders only know how to whine and wank.
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Originally posted by parn:
This is a bold statement.....he's ah neh neh leh........what if he got PhD in yoga or kamasutra?Oh well....at least they are sooo much better off and capable than Singaporeans PhD holders. Singaporeans PhD holders only know how to whine and wank.
wtf? kamasutra can get phd? how to get? f**k 120 gals in one day and u get phd?
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Originally posted by xXBlack_RebelXx:
Hi I am an Indian and I just wanted to share with my fellow singaporean brothers how much I love our country's racial harmony attitude.
No need to put tamil subtitles for shows on channel 5, even though there are malay and chinese subtitles. Because after all we Indians speak English, and I mean all of us. Even the foreign workers and senior citizens. Its okay you dont need to put tamil signboards because we all only go to Little India, isnt it? Oh its also okay, that for chinese there's lunar new year holiday and christmas, for malays there hari raya haji and hari raya adilfitiri as public holidays and for us theres deepavali and also vesak day because we indians also pray to buddha alot, infact there are more indian than chinese buddhist isnt it?
Oh and I love how in this year's nation day theme song video the Indian was a newspapers delivery man. Yes! we matter! We put your newspapers and we sweep the streets!
And recently one of our most respected indian celebrity, Vadi PVSS was introduced in Channel 5's Calefare. We loved how he acted and his famous verse "you owe money! you pay money!" while wearing a lungi without underwear and showing his crotch although dont worry you were spared of the eye sore as his dower was blurred.
That's right we can keep bending as much as you want us to. Hey right now, I can even see my asshole. Cool huh? :D
Not happy migrate lor. Don't wan migrate / no money migrate LLST LPPL? Please lah why not think about stuff which you benefitted, such as now having your very own dedicated tv channel, kicking arts and kids to another channel?
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Originally posted by elementalangel:
wtf? kamasutra can get phd? how to get? f**k 120 gals in one day and u get phd?
Wrong...is how to blind 120 girls before you rape them.Learn from Pete Parker ok?
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Racist bastards I hope you all burn in hell.
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Originally posted by xXBlack_RebelXx:
Hi I am an Indian and I just wanted to share with my fellow singaporean brothers how much I love our country's racial harmony attitude.
No need to put tamil subtitles for shows on channel 5, even though there are malay and chinese subtitles. Because after all we Indians speak English, and I mean all of us. Even the foreign workers and senior citizens. Its okay you dont need to put tamil signboards because we all only go to Little India, isnt it? Oh its also okay, that for chinese there's lunar new year holiday and christmas, for malays there hari raya haji and hari raya adilfitiri as public holidays and for us theres deepavali and also vesak day because we indians also pray to buddha alot, infact there are more indian than chinese buddhist isnt it?
Oh and I love how in this year's nation day theme song video the Indian was a newspapers delivery man. Yes! we matter! We put your newspapers and we sweep the streets!
And recently one of our most respected indian celebrity, Vadi PVSS was introduced in Channel 5's Calefare. We loved how he acted and his famous verse "you owe money! you pay money!" while wearing a lungi without underwear and showing his crotch although dont worry you were spared of the eye sore as his dower was blurred.
That's right we can keep bending as much as you want us to. Hey right now, I can even see my asshole. Cool huh? :D
The President of the Republic of Singapore and the Law Minister are Indians. You should be proud of them.
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Originally posted by xXBlack_RebelXx:
Use your brain bro, Indian majority is hindu, then muslim, then sikh and then christians/catholics. How many buddhist Indians do you know? Only Singhalese are buddhist. This does pertain to ethnicity. The government delegated two public holidays for the 4 major ethnic groups. But since eurasians tend to follow the ethnic religion eg Chinese Eurasians celebrate Lunar New Year AND Chinese in Singapore also tend to be mostly Buddhist and Christians. Where is the second Indian public holiday? Vesak day benefits the Chinese more so than Indians. If we Singaporean Tamils had it our way then it would be Thaipusam or Pongal. Since Tamils are the largest of the Indian minority in Singapore our priorities preceede those of Sikhs and Sindhis. Besides Malayalees also celebrate Thaipusam. I'm a Telugu and I don't even celebrate Thaipusam. But I belief that since Tamils make up the largest Indian ethnic group to the point that Tamil is synonymous and representative of Indians here in Singapore then their preferance should be taken into consideration.
I definitely support you in writing your observations and feelings to the Hindu Endowment Board in recommending to fight for one more holiday. Who knows you might be successful and we all have one new public holiday!
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Originally posted by parn:
This is a bold statement.....he's ah neh neh leh........what if he got PhD in yoga or kamasutra?Oh well....at least they are sooo much better off and capable than Singaporeans PhD holders. Singaporeans PhD holders only know how to whine and wank.
oh, in that case in retract my statement, change back to pure chinese again....Never knew yoga can do that..hmmm self satisfaction at it very best.