The JB that Never Changes, & Our Locals who Never Learns...
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waahOriginally posted by nismoS132:safety in numbers is not true.
a group of friends, around 5-6 of them, got surrounded by a larger group of malays in JB holiday plaza, robbed at knife point, infront of hundreds of shoppers.
where's the safety?
got mly gang in hp?? lol.. its a chn gang territory lei...
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Safety in numbers as in shoals of fish, herds of antelope.Originally posted by nismoS132:safety in numbers is not true.
a group of friends, around 5-6 of them, got surrounded by a larger group of malays in JB holiday plaza, robbed at knife point, infront of hundreds of shoppers.
where's the safety?
In means someone will get eaten while the others escape.
If you are 1 or 5 Singaporean, what are your chances?
If you are 1 of 50 Singaporean, what are your chances?
If you are 1 of 50,000, what are your chances? -
You certainly have a distinct problem with basic comprehension. Coupled with your sordid ability to twist and turn when cornered, it seems laughable that you didn't take time to read my post in detail before attempting some form of an answer.Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:You think that alcohol, smoking and sex are morally objectionable? So why did you complain about the cleric when you yourself has an equally "holier than thou" attitude?
So why do you chastise people for decision making?
Why did you say that the women that took the short-cut asked the Clementi terror rapist to rape them?
You certainly don't make any sense.
Did i 'ask' for some clementi terror to 'rape' women? Or did i question your clumsy comparison between 'taking short-cuts in Clementi' as opposed to taking a short-cut in JB?
Could your comparison be any further than comparing apples and oranges? Are Clementi streets predominantly poorly-lit as compared to JB? Is the crime rate in Clementi town exceedingly high when compared to a single district of JB, let alone the entire state of Johor?
I took you to task for your implications that people who take 'short-cuts' don't know better, when it is simply HUMAN NATURE to do so and they do not deserve to be criticised for it. Surprisingly, instead of addressing my claims, you respond at a tangent to the topic and make baseless assumptions about my character.
I must have hit a raw nerve to have attracted such venom in your tirades.
Is it therefore surprising that you don't seem to be able to respond with an least an iota of wit, despite your clumsy attempts to debunk me? Is not the Muslim Cleric's prejudiced views mirroring your own when you imply people who 'short-cut' deserve the consequences? How else should we treat armchair critics who speak with the same 'holier than thou' attitude they label others with?
Do i 'fail to make any sense', or is 'ANDREW' unable to differentiate between the head from the tail? -
That why dress the worst clothes you have to JB...
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Sometimes some of the local drove their luxury cars such as Mercedes n otherOriginally posted by soulwinner:That why dress the worst clothes you have to JB...
into JB but of course, this their right to do so.
They forgot these vehicles prime target for criminals to steal.
I have heard of some Sporean showing off by saying loudly how cheap thing in Malaysia compared back to Spore.
Guess what is the chance to be victimized? -
better stills take bus to JB, then drive loh
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It is a matter of luck... Been in there a lot of times, never once such things happened... Wander around alone also nothing happen....
Whereas the times that I got rob was when I was a kid... in Singapore...
Kena Con by con man when I was serving NS... in Singapore...
So, to me, JB more safer... -
Don't try to do so delibrately, u'll be spotted even more easily. Just mix into the crowd and do wat the locals do.Originally posted by soulwinner:That why dress the worst clothes you have to JB...