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    S'poreans to get priority for P1 places during balloting

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    • B Offline
      blessed777
      last edited by

      Sun_2010:
      Funz:



      Cannot wrap my head around what I am reading here. Are we becoming so prejudiced.
      Wanna go by degree of purity? Were your ancestors here when Raffles landed? Were they here during the war?

      :sad: :sad: :sad:

      Same feeling here Funz. :sad:
      It seems As long as one is on the right side of the criteria all goes....

      What if both parent SC but one of the grand parent is a foreigner.
      What about single parent case ?
      How to distinguish between converted SC and born and brought up in Singapore SC and born in singapore but brought up else but now back in Singapore SC? Surely they are all different.

      Sanity can get lost in this madness...

      Proposing a country to hv first class n 2nd class citizen is dangerous. Also when someone try to define who is pure citizen it will lead to argumentation abt who are the indigeneous ppl, some ppl claim to be the pure one as their family hv been here for more than 3 generation while other may claim they are the one as none within their bloodline hd mix marriage with other nationalilty etc. it is indeed a madness.. instead of creating division, shouldnt everyone teach n give example to their children that unity within the nation is important for the survival of the country n nation. Singapore is small country that need to work together with other nation, anti foreigner sentiment is not healthy for the nation n parents dont realize that children will pick up their sentiment too..

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      • B Offline
        blessed777
        last edited by

        HVR:
        zakashi:

        See whether you will tolerate or intolerate if your child cannot get into the school you want.


        If my child cannot get into the school I want, I wouldn't say it was because of PRs/foreigners alone. Maybe it was because my child does not have a sibling in the school currently/previously; I am not an alumni; I didn't sit on the school board; I did not PV; I did not live within 1km or I simply did not have the luck in ballot?

        Who is to say our children will sure get the school we want with the removal of PRs/foreigners from the ballot pool?

        Please don't blame everything that not going our way on PRs/foreigners.

        :celebrate:

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        • A Offline
          autumnbronze
          last edited by

          zakashi:
          See whether you will tolerate or intolerate if your child cannot get into the school you want.

          If I may be blunt, you are looking at it from a totally myopic perspective.

          Life is not only about getting your kid to \"the school you want.\". It's more about LIVING it.

          My 2 cents.

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            dorisp
            last edited by

            HVR:
            zakashi:

            See whether you will tolerate or intolerate if your child cannot get into the school you want.


            If my child cannot get into the school I want, I wouldn't say it was because of PRs/foreigners alone. Maybe it was because my child does not have a sibling in the school currently/previously; I am not an alumni; I didn't sit on the school board; I did not PV; I did not live within 1km or I simply did not have the luck in ballot?

            Who is to say our children will sure get the school we want with the removal of PRs/foreigners from the ballot pool?

            Please don't blame everything that not going our way on PRs/foreigners.

            Agree. 😄

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            • Z Offline
              zakashi
              last edited by

              Is this not a forum about Singaporean to get priority for P1 places during balloting?

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              • iRabbitI Offline
                iRabbit
                last edited by

                autumnbronze:

                If I may be blunt, you are looking at it from a totally myopic perspective.

                Life is not only about getting your kid to \"the school you want.\". It's more about LIVING it.

                My 2 cents.
                AB, coming from as calm a person as you, I can tell that you're totally riled.

                Err, my parents and ILs are pure Singaporeans, my wife and I also pure Singaporeans, hmmm, does that make my son so pure you've to wear shades if you want to look at him? 😆 :rotflmao:

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                  verykiasu2010
                  last edited by

                  FQW:
                  autumnbronze:


                  If I may be blunt, you are looking at it from a totally myopic perspective.

                  Life is not only about getting your kid to \"the school you want.\". It's more about LIVING it.

                  My 2 cents.

                  AB, coming from as calm a person as you, I can tell that you're totally riled.

                  Err, my parents and ILs are pure Singaporeans, my wife and I also pure Singaporeans, hmmm, does that make my son so pure you've to wear shades if you want to look at him? 😆 :rotflmao:

                  excuse me, did you say your great great grandparents are also pure singaporeans ? must be able to call bukit brown home oso u noe ....? :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :evil: :evil: :evil:

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                    iRabbit
                    last edited by

                    verykiasu2010:

                    excuse me, did you say your great great grandparents are also pure singaporeans ? must be able to call bukit brown home oso u noe ....? :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :evil: :evil: :evil:
                    Walau jialat. I only can trace back 2 generations, you can trace back so much more. That makes your descendants more purer than mine.

                    That means that under the new \"proposed\" rules, your decendants will have more chance to enrol in NYPS than mine. BAD, MAD, SAD :stompfeet: :mad:

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                    • C Offline
                      Chenonceau
                      last edited by

                      I propose 3 classifications of Singaporeans…

                      (1) 14K (everyone else)
                      (2) 18K (descendant of Parameswara and his men)
                      (3) 24K (descendant of local orang utan, here before Parameswara arrived)

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                        iRabbit
                        last edited by

                        Chenonceau:

                        (3) 24K (descendant of local orang utan, here before Parameswara arrived)
                        Can I pull string ornot? I shook Ah Meng's hand before leh (I got the photo to prove it).

                        So I considered 20K? Below orang utans but above humans? :faint:

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