Tag Archives: Netizens

So, if Chua thought that he had scored a moral victory over Pritam, then it totally backfired on him. He has now been outed out as nothing more but another noisy PAP grassroots leader, who only has one job, and that is to fix the opposition.

Netizens who reacted negatively against the flag of Singapore at Changi Airport being flown in the opposite direction have gotten it all wrong, say some other netizens familiar with military flag representations.

A video of a drunk man harassing a taxi driver posted yesterday by netizen Yan Ting has caused a new surge of anger among Singaporean netizens, with many calling for the man's identity to be exposed for bullying the elderly Chinese taxi driver.

This can be both good and bad. The good thing is, everybody knows that they cannot get away with such brazen acts in public, as any wrong move may result in the authorities getting involved. But the bad thing is, will this encourage a sort of vigilante movement? We have already seen many videos posted of drivers driving recklessly on the roads. While those that really endanger the lives of people on the road should be dealt with, what about those that only tell one side of the story?

A netizen shared a very brutal post shaming a woman who was raped by a colleague after she got drunk while out at Zouk. She was eventually rescued by her boyfriend, who found her drunk, unconscious and dressed in her colleague's boxers and shirt in her colleague's apartment.

A.S.S. editorial was informed by our readers that The New Paper (TNP) has issued a response to our reaction piece, "TNP'S MELVIN SINGH SAYS TEENAGER IN MRT WAS AT FAULT, NOT THE ANG MOH BULLY" posted yesterday. A.S.S. thanks Melvin Singh for his reply and will feature a summary of his points below in line with our belief in freedom of speech and reply.

8 Filipino children were sold into prostitution and were made to have sex with a man and each other for a global online audience. They were rescued on Wednesday in an anti-vice operation by Filipino police. 7 of the children were girls aged between 13 and 17. One of the girls was 18.

"People who are content don't have time to go online, those who are unhappy will complain online," said Mr Lee in Mandarin, as reported in The Business Times. "I am not saying all contrarian views are complaints, but this seems to be a worldwide trend. Therefore, we need to understand these views, and interpret it objectively," he said.

I was not the one who found these links, but I would like to share with everyone what fellow netizens have found about Neo Gim Huah. I think child beaters like him should be taught a lesson.

Dear family, friends and concerned citizens / fellow Singaporean, we are very relieved to announced that our missing child, Ezeil Adam has been found and that he is safe. The Police has helped us fetch him and handed him over to us. Facebook has been the lead and source to us getting our son back in our arms and we cannot thank everyone enough. A positive results indefinitely!