Tag Archives: xenophobia

Shouldn't foreigners working here have basic knowledge of English? Who does he think he is? Is it because he Chinese?

A man was caught on video for shouting at a foreign worker. It is uncertain why he did that or if something had happened between them, but he was making xenophobic comments like: “[This is] my country understand? We don’t like you! Go, go, go far far away, go! You …

Our reader Justin comments on the true reason why Singaporeans are so unhappy with the resurgence in COVID cases here - it is not CECA, it's the PAP.

Our country is sick, so much so that Singaporeans are underemployed, and under-represented in the top management, even in local companies. CECA has made matters worse, with many locals complaining about discriminatory hiring, and Indian nationals with non-accredited degrees taking PMET jobs from us. No opposition party has questioned the …

"We didn't get the virus here on purpose", so "why only target the Indians?"

An AMDL dared all foreign workers in Singapore to go on strike to see if our country can function without them. She was angry at some people for having anti-foreigner sentiments and commented on FB for all FT to stop work for a week. “I vote all foreign workers to …

As a minister paid by taxpayers, Grace Fu should be condemning the AMDKs in the strongest possible terms for flagrantly flouting our CB laws and endangering others instead of blaming Singaporeans for being "xenophobic". How does demanding for EQUAL TREATMENT under the law be misconstrued as being "xenophobic" is anyone's guess.

According to the Filipino worker, she and her companions were having a meal at a table near Laurels shop, Block 1 Pandan Valley Condominium, when 2 Chinese women approached them and told them to leave the table. When asked for a reason, they told the maids that they (the aunties) would be having a meeting at that spot and would like to use the table.

There was a huge commotion at a Singapore hawker centre after a Singaporean woman questioned a Filipina for her dressing. The Filipina was dressed in netball attire and had the words "SINGAPORE" emblazoned on the back of her shorts. Upset with the Singaporean's unreasonable questioning of her attire, the woman flew into a rage and this attracted many onlookers. Witnesses say the lady involved was a domestic helper who just played a game of weekend netball.

So you repeat yourself, loud and nasty for everyone to hear. “No hugging here. Can you see? This is Singapore. Go hug outside (the rails).” The women are shocked. The child is shocked. I am shocked. Joy sufficiently wiped from their faces, they exit past the rails but the mood for indiscriminate hugging has vanished. “This is Singapore. You Filipinos, go back to the Philippines. This is Singapore.” I stand stunned. My heart feels sick for this family that such ugliness is the first thing that greets them.