Return My CPF Thread: Han HuiHui & Roy Ngerng vs the CPF/NParks

[steffychun]

Re: Tan CJ removed his heckling post Tin Pei Ling has not

wen is ah loon going 2 stick his head out n say ...

iz n honest mistake ... letz mov on? ...

no noise yet. When he does I'll post and comment

 

[steffychun]

Re: Parents refuse to meet Ngerng

Destroy credibility of opposition even without joining any party.

haven't seen you for a while. Welcome back...

 

[steffychun]

Re: Chee Soon Juan spoke on YMCA saga

Aiyoh, you blind is it. Watch the videos lah. The protesters did NOT heckle the keechiu kids.

The kids did not Keechiu you fool. They are handicapped. Wait till you become one.

 

[winnipegjets]

Re: Chee Soon Juan spoke on YMCA saga

MP salary quite a lot leh.

You pay for my campaign expense, I go. Deposit into my account, $250k, I am all in.

 

[winnipegjets]

Re: Chee Soon Juan spoke on YMCA saga

The kids did not Keechiu you fool. They are handicapped. Wait till you become one.

In case you are still ignorant...the new term for 'special needs kids' in sinkapore is keechiu kids. It is a uniquely sinkapore definition, thanks to our minister chan.

 

[winnipegjets]

Re: Parents refuse to meet Ngerng

So even more not to meet up with a gay boy.

Perhaps you should meet the parents and show your care for the kids and up the concern showed by the millionaire junior minister.
Then, PAP may consider as candidate for next election. Will you run with Tin Pei Lin?

 

[winnipegjets]

Re: Tan CJ removed his heckling post Tin Pei Ling has not

https://www.facebook.com/tinpeiling.official/posts/884287718279790

This is unacceptable behaviour if the Police investigations confirm it. Heckling is wrong. Heckling at special needs children is doubly wrong. What has these special needs children done to deserve being heckled down?
There are a few issues here beyond this act of heckling.
Firstly, heckling is an act of tyranny against freedom of expression, something that I believe we have been promoting. Ironically, this happened at Hong Lim Park and by the group who clearly went to Hong Lim Park because they wanted to freely express themselves.
Secondly, and following from the first point, it seems the concept of freedom of expression has been partially applied when the group deemed it convenient - that they want to express their opinions freely but will not hesitate to shout down others who do not seem to be "on their side". I would think that if one truly believes in freedom of expression, then one must respect the space and right of others to do so as well. It's okay to debate, but heckling is an act of aggression with the aim of either humiliating or shutting others up. So, heckle is not okay.
Thirdly, I gathered from various articles and postings (including those who were definitely not PAP-sympathetic), one of the reasons for the group to march over to YMCA's side was because a member of the establishment (Ser Luck in this case) was the Guest of Honour. If the aggressively ungracious act was indeed because of the association with the establishment, it is still cause for worry. Political differences aside, the YMCA, and least of all the special needs children, do not deserve to be heckled. One does not bully and heckle down others just because they happen to disagree with you or they happen to be friends with people you disagree with.
This is Singapore and we have come so far as a nation. We have also been working hard to achieve the ideal of a caring and inclusive Singapore. So surely, acts such as heckling at special needs children cannot be condoned.

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Has she asked hubby to ask Pinky to investigate? Wah so powerful!!!

Tin Pei Ling doesn't know what she is writing. I wonder which source did she plagiarize from.

Heckling against the minister is totally fair game. Politicians get heckled all the time. The minister could have just offer to have a debate with the protestor at a later date and the demonstrators would have been placated.

By the way, the demonstrators heckled because the MC of the YMCA event turned that event into a political one with his declaration that he supports the CPF scheme.

Why didn't the Minister stepped in to stop it?

 

[steffychun]

Lee KM Mr Brown jokes about protesting!!!

http://www.mrbrown.com/blog/2014/09/the-mrbrown-show-protest-park.html

So not funny!

 

[steffychun]

Re: Tan CJ removed his heckling post Tin Pei Ling has not

Tin Pei Ling doesn't know what she is writing. I wonder which source did she plagiarize from.

Heckling against the minister is totally fair game. Politicians get heckled all the time. The minister could have just offer to have a debate with the protestor at a later date and the demonstrators would have been placated.

By the way, the demonstrators heckled because the MC of the YMCA event turned that event into a political one with his declaration that he supports the CPF scheme.

Why didn't the Minister stepped in to stop it?

Minister not a policeman.

 

[steffychun]

Re: Chee Soon Juan spoke on YMCA saga

In case you are still ignorant...the new term for 'special needs kids' in sinkapore is keechiu kids. It is a uniquely sinkapore definition, thanks to our minister chan.

So LHL's son is not one?

 

[Leongsam]

Re: Parents refuse to meet Ngerng

Aun is Burmese surname !

My relative.

 

[The Penetrator]

My relative.

She's your mother !

 

[steffychun]

WP newbie's (lack of) stance on the "no heckling"

https://www.facebook.com/danpsgoh/posts/782991501763595

NUS lecturer and WP nebie Daniel Goh on the incident

Grandstanding should not be met with grandstanding, self-righteousness not with self-righteousness, self-importance not with self-importance. Please don't ask me to condemn the actions of heckling "opposition" protesters as a WP member, Youth Wing President, etc. I don't see myself to be that almighty as to pronounce condemnations on anyone.

Don't need to condemn, it is enough to disagree, as a citizen, with the heckling of anyone, especially if the heckling disrupted the freedom of expression of other citizens. The way to fully achieving our rights is to respect everyone's rights at all times. Everyone deserves equal respect, be it special needs children, government officers, elected leaders, ordinary folks, or political activists.

The last should be mindful not to let righteous anger turn into bitter and arrogant self-righteousness, and that is the precious lesson for me in this sorry episode.

 

[rushifa666]

Re: Chee Soon Juan spoke on YMCA saga

So LHL's son is not one?

Well his father and his grandfather are

 

[winnipegjets]

Re: Chee Soon Juan spoke on YMCA saga

So LHL's son is not one?

An albino is not a keechiu kid. Mentally, he could be a genius.

 

[eatshitndie]

Re: Chee Soon Juan spoke on YMCA saga

An albino is not a keechiu kid. Mentally, he could be a genius.

down syndrome kids, on the other hand, could be prodigies or savants. this was discussed on a previous thread.

http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?189934-RIP-to-the-boy-at-Tampines/page2

 

[Romagnum]

Re: Chee Soon Juan spoke on YMCA saga

Chee Soon Juan is a power hungry politician who doesn't know his place.

He speaks quite well but he is impatient.

We will always remember what he did to SDP and Chiam See Tong.

 

[krafty]

Re: Lee KM Mr Brown jokes about protesting!!!

ok, what...i like the sam's voice of a lady.:p

hmm...dun know why i think sam leong is a butch who likes to ride her seatless bicycle afterall.:o

 

[virus]

Re: Tan CJ removed his heckling post Tin Pei Ling has not

Police so what. Just clerks carrying gun. Zhobolan.

 

[winnipegjets]

Re: Tan CJ removed his heckling post Tin Pei Ling has not

Minister not a policeman.

Aiyoh ...don't want to say it yet but you are pushing me to call you that ...I will hold my tongue for now.

If millionaire junior minister (he is a millionaire, thanks to our tax dollars) wanted to preserve the charitable culture of the YMCA event, he would have told the MC to shut up and placate the protesters. This is common sense of issue management and a scholar doesn't even know?

In short, millionaire junior minister allowed the YMCA event to be a political one.