As a minority muslim, all my life through school, NS & working life I've only experienced kindness & consideration from my friends, neighbours & colleagues from other races. Only exception is from my superiors from a certain neighbouring country, but even so it's too insignificant & all's forgiven. Racism is not intrinsic to human nature, but fostered by external influences

@veganath

3 ай бұрын

Glad to hear it, I believe at heart the majority of people are kind, compassionate & loving & for those that aren't(bad day..lol) it is not worth allowing them to control & manipulate us into relinquishing our joy & happiness in life. People being discriminatory based on religion isn't an expression of racism. Racism is simply prejudiced based of skin pigmentation, i.e. judging people based on an immutable trait, religion is mutable.

@Lakabee-tz4xj

2 ай бұрын

You're missing out the online racism on KZread comments and HWZ. Where racism is somewhat enabled especially when the focus topic is relating to Malay, Indian, foreigners, and also topics relating to Islam. SG needs to crack these down hard.

@runthatjacketsonnahmeen

10 күн бұрын

Racism is another word for evil

in Singapore, racism is still very common and obvious in a lot of places in Singapore. the Chinese people in Singapore get more benefits and are 'placed first' or prioritized as compared to minority races and tribes like the malays and indians.

Coming from a very diverse Western country where these things in the workplace are taken extremely seriously, I’ve been shocked by the casual racism I’ve witnessed in Singapore. I had no idea people would even dream of saying some of the things I’ve heard here.

This is probably the first video made in Singapore on the subject of racism. It has been a taboo. I lived in Singapore for 17 years, and I was shocked by the rampant and open racism on display in Singapore. I even see want ads in newspapers that say something like "only Chinese Singaporeans need apply." Chinese Singaporeans treat brown people worse than they treat certain farm animals. They have derogatory terms like pinoys, Bangalos,..... to describe those brown people they deem inferior.

@matreen427

3 ай бұрын

Pinoy isn’t even a racist term. Only overseas filipinos use pinoy to refer to themselves. Bangala usually because construction workers tend to come from Bangladeshi

@matreen427

3 ай бұрын

CNA has touched on the topic of casual racism before, it isn’t new and has been touched on years now

@5kplamse

3 ай бұрын

Nothing wrong with hiring Chinese Singaporeans if majority of your suppliers and customers are in China

@koklong69

3 ай бұрын

If it's true, why are you in 17 yrs.. Singapore is voted one of the best, and good people are migrating here..17 yrs in Singapore, thank you for Contributing to the Singapore Nation Building. 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

@koklong69

3 ай бұрын

​@@matreen427Chi na how?

Kudos to Steven Chia for making a lot of very good points and laying out very good questions!

@Hs5687

3 ай бұрын

Don’t be Fooled….. Fully Paid & Owned By PAP

The intention is vital. A joke is not a joke when it is not funny to the other party.

@Sirius-me5zy

3 ай бұрын

Weakling

@flashnimi

3 ай бұрын

Shut up and go do your homework right now or I will tell your mom@@Sirius-me5zy

@user-ug3rz4cu4s

3 ай бұрын

It is pretty funny when the Han virus gets all offended and I get away with it😂

@lucyfiniarel2347

3 ай бұрын

People may not intend to hurt someone but end up doing so anyway. We can all be more considerate of one another.

Such a great conversation to have. Hope more people could be aware of what they say that could potentially hurt others unwittingly, including me.

In a professional work setting, there are certain things that you don’t talk about. You might be overlooked for promotion, salary increase or even fired because of your casual remarks. Set boundaries. If what someone (family, friends, relatives, colleagues or bosses) does is uncomfortable to you, let them know. Your colleagues and bosses are not your friends.

As long as there are different colours there racism, even those of different colours came to a country of origin they took advantage

The worse is they assume that when everybody is of the same race, they start their racist jokes or comments. It may not hurt anyone, however it comes out in year end evaluation etc.

Casual Racism in Singapore is opaque from birth , school and work. We are forced to accept prejudice and discrimination as part of the human condition. To live with the consequences of a diverse society is to accept tolerance and ignorance exist in our society.

@Hs5687

3 ай бұрын

SG’s Biggest Practitioner of Racism is Lee Kuan Yew .. It’s Only After his Passing that Government is Now Trying to Correct LKY’s Mistakes, Bad Habits, Racist Policies etc

@gha9543

3 ай бұрын

@@Hs5687 Not racism but Electoral consensus is required for Parliamentary votes ie race , language and religion. Part of the mandate for independence. Mandate to govern based on a majority or proportional representation.

@Hs5687

3 ай бұрын

@@gha9543 Am 3rd Generation Victim of LKY’s Blunders , Bad Habits , Racist Policies etc. Consolation is am Not Muslim bcz LKY Era SG Muslims are Regarded as 3rd Class citizens. Only after LKY’s Unceremonious Death, is PAP taking incremental steps to Correct LKY’s Known Criminal Enterprise 😊 ie. Land Grab, Destroying not only Political Adversaries but also Influential People, Families & even entire Communities…

@Hs5687

3 ай бұрын

Pls accept Not even 1 LKY Trusted General Dare Intervene to Rescue LKY’s Reckless Kids in Lee Family Circus… This I believe is of Huge Significance that Our Controlled Mainstream Media or Opposition will not dare to mention …

@Hs5687

3 ай бұрын

@@gha9543 Issues of Governance are Constitutional issues … Not Electoral Consensus issues …let alone when helmed by Obscenely Paid Actors 😊

Insensitive? Overly sensitive? To each his own. Live and let live. You do your calculations, you chose your friends. To those who wants things to be clearly spelt out, a clear line, that itself is racism.

4:35 Can we really call that racism, though? Historically, the police force had more Indians and Sikhs in the very old colonial and early independence days so parents then would use that term to identify a policeman to their children instead of trying to explain to a child who a policeman is and what they do. It was easier, faster, and kids then wouldn't even understand if parents tried the explanation route. The less educated or less aware now would just use what they learnt from their parents without actually having any ill intent towards the race of the person.

@user-rt6ip4kb1i

3 ай бұрын

after so many years, there better be a new term.

Wow!! I think I'll definitely give this country a miss for my holidays then Hahaha.

Hi CNA team, please disclose a warning before breaching the topic of suicide.

In a way racism in some way of form still depends on how they take it. But if can't take it, how they gonna achieve bigger goals in life? Life is more cruel than just racism.

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Let me put it this way. If you can on your own handle such unintentional or casual "racism" with the person(s) concerned, that'd be much better instead of running straight to the HR if it's not a recalcitrant case. Going straight to complain to HR might have the opposite effect of you being ostracized from the group. So you either decides complain and be given the cold shoulders later on, or talk to them first, or decide that you are fine not being part of the lunch group, go solo. I'm Chinese and I find the group which I joined for lunch (all Chinese), I either have not much in common with the topics they talk about during lunch, or not much "chemistry", so I chose not to join them as often in subsequent lunches. Anyway, racism does not just exist between different races, there's also what I call intra-racism. AS long as there' are races and there are different ethnicities within on race, there will be some form of racism or "ethnic-ism". Sometimes you just learn to live and let live, so long as it doesn't become physical violence, like in the case of the Chinese guy kicking the Indian auntie as reported during covid times or people in the West attacking Asians. Another eg HDB has always discriminated against Single vs Family who buy units. Singles are at the end of the pecking order. Singles also contribute to government taxes, prob even more than an entire family. So as long as there's differences whether be it race, ethnicity, social status, marital status, people will always associate something with something. You can discuss till the cow comes down from the tree and little will change. This is the same in any country, in some cases it's even worse, overt racism like in the USA and even parts of Europe, and then the caste system still very much a thing in India. My ex-boss is Indian Singaporean but he told me he felt offended when a company boss from India ask what caste he belongs to?

@lucyfiniarel2347

3 ай бұрын

How are you explaining how to deal with a form of discrimination you never had to experience as a majority? Serious question as a Chinese person. “Don’t rock the boat” is basically your solution.

Our childrens don't need to inculcate all the values from their grandparents who may be wiping tables, picking tin cans and cardboards for a living now. Youths should be given the option to take what is right and drop what is wrong They can add modern values to their circle of friends for a start.

@user-rt6ip4kb1i

3 ай бұрын

i feel sorry for your grandparents!

Let's be clear with cultural and language stereotyping, racial discrimination, and religious bias.

Just a simple study of history of why Singapore was expelled from Malaya on the basis of "majority race" is sufficient to know what is the foundation of Singapore's independence. The foundation of Singapore is racism.

@koklong69

3 ай бұрын

No....sing dollars speaks volumes, China rise speaks volumes...it is the meritocracy in Singapore. Check your history bladder. 😂

Singapore is not that bad compared to other places affected by racism in this world. In Singapore people are either united or separate by money. Money confer status to people of all races living in Singapore. Wothout money even if your blood is blue no one will give a hoot about what you want to say.

@gha9543

3 ай бұрын

Singapore has a population of over 1 million residents in 1965 . Residents vote for self governance in 1959, proceed to a republic after a separation from the federation of Malaysia . Today the Republic of Singapore has grown to 6 million residents of which there are approximately 1.5 million foreign nationals living and working at any given time since 2020. COVID and loss of freedoms on the Island have come under attack from locals and foreigners. Importing foreign workers has caused tensions between locals and their foreign workers.

@anglo-saxonconnor817

3 ай бұрын

What you wrote is called the social divide. It is not the same as racism.

It's a Covert .Very Necesarily to look at the Child care,to Primary, Secondary & Colleges...in Corporate,Business , Construction,Design industry basically every corner.In design industry who worked with international company ,those foreigners, especially from Western country , must look into ,as they're the one who most likely commiting racism. Once an ideology is embraced holistically, there will be a discrimination. Like for example -'We' ( local) first ,which is a natural nationalistic dogma.

In a caste system, everything a hammer sees is a nail.

@johntwohy8337

3 ай бұрын

Dis mantle it.

@liarliar3412

3 ай бұрын

@@johntwohy8337 Yeah....Problem solved !

@HoldMyCowsberg

3 ай бұрын

This explains why ArabReja and AhmedTekin are always so bitter and jealous of others.

Lighten up

Is it casual racism if police officers have to describe the ethnic skin colour, height, weight, and other physical descriptive features of a suspect on the run?

@juhaniashari7812

3 ай бұрын

As long police seen to be professional and not bias 😔 stereo types 😉...

The cast system is the best example.

Is causal racism already under the scope of being breach of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and the law of Anti-Discrimination? If no, what is the difference and the definition of causal racism?

Let me describe a scenario and the "experts" please tell me how to not to fall into the "hole". So let's say there's a group of security guards working at a residential development and I'm trying to tell a new resident which one to go to for his particular issue. All the guards wear the same uniform, are Malay and well-built except for one guy who's more rounded than well-built, and Indian. Since the resident is new, he doesn't know any of their names. So I tell him to go look for Siva, and he'll probably ask me which one is Siva. Logical question, right? How do I describe Siva to him without mentioning his race, or his build? I'm either going to be called a racist, or be body-shaming Siva. And what if the new resident approaches one of the other guards and asks for Siva, and that guard tells him, "Oh, Siva is the Indian one, the one got more stomach than muscle one." Is that Malay guard now being racist or body-shaming his colleague? Don't be ridiculous. To determine whether one's remarks are racist or not, context is king. And from the beginning of this video, it seems to me that the non-Chinese panelists are very quick to label anything and any situation where a person's race is mentioned as being racist. Only 7 minutes into this video and I'm already feeling such a strong sense of that based on what they've said so far. A bit too sensitive maybe?

that's just the way of life, deal with it.

If you are an Indian or Malay, good luck trying to rent a condo or HDB flat. No Singaporean landlords will rent to you because of your skin color.

@64ytb

3 ай бұрын

i am a chinese landlord myself and I often see a lot of brown colored nationalities wanting to rent rooms. For me, it’s the price and the person, not the color of the skin that matters. Lighter toned skin tenants can also be nasty. But i have to say, male tenants are easier going and less demanding than female tenants.

@koklong69

3 ай бұрын

We rented rooms to my Indian colleague,s. We know them very well. We know our neighbours very well too.

@jer2911.L

3 ай бұрын

What are you? Chinese, Malay, Indian or animal?

@sgfuture7114

3 ай бұрын

You have hard time renting a room right? 😊

@osmanzng8065

3 ай бұрын

It's the Indian traditional culture. The spices and herbs used in cooking can stain the home for a long time. Nothing to do with racism.

Get Woke Go Broke

I am an expat living in Singapore. I fell for all the government propaganda and before moving assumed that Singapore was a racially harmonious and diverse country given all of the different cultures in the country. Now having lived here, I have learned it is the opposite. In fact the country is incredibly racially segregated. Most Singaporeans of a particular ethnicity don't have a single friend that is of a different ethnicity, this is especially true for older generations. And worst most Singaporeans I have talked to don't see any issue with that, that you can live in a country as diverse (at least on paper) as Singapore but not know anyone who doesn't come from your exact background unless you only know them involuntarily like working at the same place. Sure maybe for example a Chinese Singaporean may like eating roti prata for breakfast every morning, but just consuming food from another culture is a very shallow form of interacting with a different culture in my opinion. That same person probably doesn't have a single person in their life that is from the culture of the food they enjoy so much. The interesting thing is the government is extremely cosmopolitan at least in its policies and messaging and wants the cultures to intermingle and mix. The government doesn't enforce this segregation top down. The segregation is bottom-up in the choices of who to include in their social circle that Singaporeans make in their lives each day.

@liarliar3412

3 ай бұрын

If I were you, i would have go back to my country too.

@veganath

3 ай бұрын

*_"...wants the cultures to intermingle and mix"_* Generally & I hope you agree, for any multiracial society, multiculturalism shouldn't be the headline goal, what should be the goal is unity of vision for the future where we don't encourage diversity of thought(Steve Jobs was wrong) for its own sake usually borne of culture, but instead we nurture 'thinking correctly' i.e. thinking that is in line with the most successful methodology historically for arriving at solutions to problems, science. Science is our last best hope to objectively resolve the many issues we all face today.

@serirayna2789

3 ай бұрын

I like your take. The first comment that's particular to the SG society.

@Aurica34

2 ай бұрын

I have friends of other ethnic groups. So Idk what the heck you are ranting about. It seems like you are just here to bash Singaporeans for being racist.

Based on Dr Mathews definition of casual racism, anything and everything that anyone says that mentions a person's race/ethnicity is casual racism. He's trying to move people to the idea of non-ethnic specific identification just like non-gender specific identification. So if we follow those lines, not only do all of us now need to use pronouns for our gender, we also need to invent new ones for our race. I think he's studied too much. If there's no ill intent, I can't be responsible for your feelings and how you take something I just said. I'm not in control of your feelings.

@ipanmei3380

3 ай бұрын

I'd like to see Dr Mathews bring his definition to India and see if the minority Chinese there cld get a leg up.

What about racism when someone is searching for rental flat?

@LifeHacksProducts

3 ай бұрын

Whats the line between racism and preference? Genuine question.

@shonest8489

3 ай бұрын

@@LifeHacksProductswhen the preference is based solely on race. How is that hard?

@LifeHacksProducts

3 ай бұрын

@@shonest8489 Still waiting for the explanation. So is it still racism if said landlord have no ill will towards said race but just prefers not to rent it out to them. Does that still makes said landlord racist?

@shonest8489

3 ай бұрын

Yes, if race is the only basis to judge your preference it is racism. In fact, it is such a clear cut instances of racism that there's law against it in certain countries.

Trying to figure out what is not allowed to discuss here. Hinduism's caste system?

@johntwohy8337

3 ай бұрын

dis mantle it

@liarliar3412

3 ай бұрын

@@johntwohy8337 I think it's not possible. It has existed for more than 3,000 years.

Stop being hyper sensitive over such things and take things to extreme; being better educated doesn't mean we need to draw finer lines. Stop being WEAK minded, and blame the environment for your inefficacy and inadequacy. Yes, Casual Racism doesn't appear recently does not mean it was not there, however it being not there is a good thing in the past; Why rock the boat with your calibrated Richter scale? ABNN is here to stay...

Unfortunately, speaking about this may not necessarily be a good thing. If it becomes policy to restrict behaviour of the majority, then companies may find it too difficult to 'handle' minorities, and therefore not hire them at all.

If instead of worrying about racism, just do better than your critics. If you cannot do better than average people because of unfortunate circumstances, be at peace with who you are instead of begging for respect. Life is not about meeting other's expectation.

Maybe discuss it in a conducive setting and help others to understand why will help. Example the comment about “u dont smell like a certain race”. Some race/culture smells like incense, flower or maybe consume alot of spices. And if this is discussed why, what, how ur culture did this helps to address curiosity n instill tactfulness after they understand. Another example is people like to comment”u blind ah?” As a joke or some frustration but if its a blind person you would naturally be understanding and wont make this comment

Heart of glass.

It's not casual. It's deeply rooted. The Caste system follows them wherever they go.

@osmanzng8065

3 ай бұрын

Ain't that the truth!

@johnny-ih5es

3 ай бұрын

They are subjugated by the caste system but they also feign victimhood wherever they go.

@johnny-ih5es

3 ай бұрын

They also play the victim where ever they go.

Let's hope Spore doesn't go the way of the woke!!!!!

Tbh, most of the time if it has become a pattern, and if you give them the same treatment they themselves became offended or when establishing boundaries they minimized you, then highly likely it is a veiled aggression because that is exactly what they wanted the target to feel - offended. Also stop saying passive aggression/sarcasm is unintentional, it takes conscious calculation in order to say these things. Start realizing that these sort of behavior stems from conditioned processes, rewarded learned behavior which reflective of their shitty upbringing.

Talk about real racism..look at other countries in the region..😅

The term "racism" worked so well for China in the past, including during Covid to limit freedom of speech, especially questioning the origin of the Wuhan virus.

@TheRealMcCoyAndChipsAhoy

3 ай бұрын

you again with you BS

@AhmetTekin101

3 ай бұрын

​@@TheRealMcCoyAndChipsAhoyWhy? Because you don't want to hear truth?

@HoldMyCowsberg

3 ай бұрын

@@AhmetTekin101 Sup, Kling 👋

@HoldMyCowsberg

3 ай бұрын

According to the V-Dem Insutitute Report 2024 (Sweden), Yeendia is no longer a democracy but an Electroral Autocracy due to surpressed freedom of expression, compronised media, throttled social media, harrassed critics and opposition intimidation

@AhmetTekin101

3 ай бұрын

​@@HoldMyCowsbergYou don't want to hear the truth? China is a good choice for you. Not here!

Hows this for racism? Your PM will never be Malay or Indian.

@5kplamse

3 ай бұрын

Correct, this is projection from PAP

@osmanzng8065

3 ай бұрын

This is how democracy works in India, Malaysia and Indonesia. Majority rules.

@AutonomousSystem

3 ай бұрын

No lah can you find a Malay or Indian PM who knows how to make a speech in Hokkien for Budget 2025 ?

@AutonomousSystem

3 ай бұрын

@@Broskisnowskiyou know what is Hokkien ? If you don't know pls keep your shut up

@Buttercookies0

3 ай бұрын

I thought there are always complaints that when a foreign national comes to Sg to work, they like to bring along their whole village until the locals are axed out. This is a mindset issue.

Xenophobia and Racism are also overlapping due to serious job security issues faced by a majority of Singaporeans. Last year the GDP growth only managed 1.2%. But look at the massive number of foreign workers they took in. The government will give you many figures except the number of unemployed and under-employed Singaporeans. Ha ha ha!

The term "racism" also worked well for Singapore 🇸🇬 and China 🇨🇳 when Mr Chew, the TikTok CEO, were asked point blank during his US Senate questioning about his connection with the authoritarian surveillance Chinese regime.

@michaelshih8163

3 ай бұрын

Why was it racist for Senator Cotton and Senator Cruz to question Mr. Chew's connection to CPP? It is about national security.

@ogukuo72

3 ай бұрын

It’s a legitimate question. Why, for example, are Facebook and WhatsApp banned in China. It’s not racist. Its concerns over data security.

@TheRealMcCoyAndChipsAhoy

3 ай бұрын

@@michaelshih8163 Racist or not..the way Cotton and Cruz ask questions are what made people so frustrated...and scream racism

@AhmetTekin101

3 ай бұрын

​@@TheRealMcCoyAndChipsAhoyHave you watched the whole questioning? Mr Chew tried to dodge the question by going around and around.

@HoldMyCowsberg

3 ай бұрын

Hello, Kling 🙏

In the 90s no one cares abt "casual racism". Everyone took it as a joke and having fun calling each other names.We were so closed n more bonded. Just like family joking n calling each others names. If one does not look at race or does not care abt race how is there racism? Becos one cares n look at race that's why u think this n that as racism.

@koklong69

3 ай бұрын

Weaklings, that who they are..

@juhaniashari7812

3 ай бұрын

Agreed 💯♥️ those were the day.... calling names it's not taboo 😕 degrading.... move on being self centered and civil rights advocate.....

Singaporeans are very racist. They love Europeans (whites only), Americans (Taylor Swift and other blue-eyed blondes) and Japanese, and disdain Blacks, Chinese, Koreans and brown people like pinoys, Indians and Banglas (Bangladeshis). Many many Singaporean landlords would find excuses not to rent to those in the latter groups, but would cut rent to entice those in the former group to rent from them. It is truly disgusting and amusing at the same time. In front of white people, they are all smiles and drool. they would love to marry them too, including Jamie Yeo, who even had plastic surgery to look like a white girl.

@koklong69

3 ай бұрын

Please bring it to the UN and complain. No case!!!! You cannot force a person tho like another one. It takes 2 hands to clap.

@Sirius-me5zy

3 ай бұрын

Because those people will mess up the flats they rent,they treat the flat like garbage ,stop playing victims, we know you people like to lies and play victims

@sglatitude

3 ай бұрын

Not entirely true. I like to listen to songs by Billy Ocean, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, Gregory Abbott, Lionel Richie much more than so called “while pale” skin singers… no offence but their voices are golden.

@sglatitude

3 ай бұрын

@@fleurdanon yes, and so do I. Importantly are voice and lyrics regardless the colour of skin tone. Oh well, as long as the one who sing is a human being.

@TheRealMcCoyAndChipsAhoy

3 ай бұрын

All the while the Caucasians come here with their superiority complex and privileges.... Look at what's happening the the West. It's collapsing...dont let them bring their BS there. Of coz it's the gov...but their democracy voted those evil into governance

People need to be educated there is only one human race.

Awareness of racial differences IS NOT RACISM. Intention is everything in being a Racist

Speaking in a language that someone in the group doesn't understand is not racism and certainly doesn't need to involve HR. It's simply a lack of manners!

So..., we were discussing abt CNY company dinner recently and deciding on the ingredients for the hotpot. C suggested not including the muslims because "Why should pork be left out of the menu? Why is it that every time we have a gathering, we have to pander to the needs of the muslims? If other times maybe so, but it is CHINESE new year for heaven's sake, can't we eat what we usually have for our festival??" Is this casual racism as well? Wld like to hear fm the Muslims.

@lucyfiniarel2347

3 ай бұрын

Why would you not just have a hotpot without pork and a hotpot with pork ?? My ama can’t take beef so we have 2 separate hotpots every CNY. Your company budget so Cmi?

Many in this forum are racist; why CNA never delete their post?

@Sirius-me5zy

3 ай бұрын

CNA a propaganda property machine of PAP,delete?why not delete your comment

@koklong69

3 ай бұрын

True ..they are Target the 🍌 because they are sour 🍇. Bye...we are going to the 🌙

@joserizal5723

3 ай бұрын

This is the privileged, the silencing of victim voices in the name of majoritarianism.

Hope it wont happen anymore

Then Tom Cotton; the Republican senator from Texas is racist for keep accusing TikTok CEO (Singaporean) as being Chinese nationalist. Doing this, it’s like calling Mexican and Cuban as American 😆🤭

Cna pls stop emphasizing on racism and start talking about our future. Topic on racism will not help sg to unite and progress.

@TheRealMcCoyAndChipsAhoy

3 ай бұрын

I kind of agree ..dont veer towards the woke culture of the US.

@dyeen

3 ай бұрын

Agree. Several times already they talked about this. So it should be enough.

@osmanzng8065

3 ай бұрын

On the other hand, we can't be like an ostrich, buries head in the sand and ignore it.

@toisenwon5000

3 ай бұрын

@@osmanzng8065 It's not trying to ignore it. This topic has been surfaced for a couple of years and it's unproductive to debate it over and over again. Just acknowledged it and move on. Some race in sg called another race a "Babi" What's your take? 🤔

@osmanzng8065

3 ай бұрын

@@toisenwon5000 No race is without flaws. Think of something to reciprocate.

‘U don’t smile like an Indian’!! 🤣🤣🤣 gosh nvr did I realise there’s a ‘formula’to ‘smile like whichever race!🤣🤣hahhahahahhaha laugh die me🤣🤣🤣

@rgravi

3 ай бұрын

smell

@c.m.8835

3 ай бұрын

The sweaty smell comes from the food we often eat. Different cultures have different foods. It's natural.

K Shanmugum, Aamir Bana and M. Mathews know better, where India is the country of origin of their forefathers. You can't talk about racism with discussing India's caste system.

@liarliar3412

3 ай бұрын

Aamir is most likely a Muslim. Mathews, a Christian. Shanmugam, a Hindu, is the best person to participate in this podcast but he's absent. I don't know why.

Guess Which is the highest earning racial group in the US? Not Vietnamese , not Japanese and certainly not Chinese ..median ( not mean) income of 100,000 $ , 4 million strong and 70% hold a bachelors degree ?

@hadridurrani188

2 ай бұрын

Indians?

Trying to figure what is not permitted to discuss here. White supremacism?

@liarliar3412

3 ай бұрын

White supremacy is a serious problem for the Asians in the west but not so much of an issue in Southeast Asia.

If you know that you are sensitive about casual remarks in conversation with certain individual then stay away. So unless it’s directed at a person or a group with the intention to cause hurt or malice then reacting by saying you are offended seems like you are just being a little petty.

Casual racism ? Casual racism is never casual but IS RACISM in general ..therefore theres segregation at workplace of cliques/races ... 🤷🏻‍♂️

I suggest you go travelling around a bit more and learn more about the world. Look at your likes in your channel.

Brown face?

So Chinese Vs Filipino is racist

@djibicisse

3 ай бұрын

Yup

@ahleetan8609

3 ай бұрын

Yes have you try worked with a group pino super Crazy?

It takes 2 hands to clap.

Jokers😊

More nonsense. 😂❤

Pofma and selective enforcement: A matter of principle or abuse? Is POFMA simply a convenient tool wielded to maintain domestic political control while avoiding international confrontations?

PAP is serious racism.

@koklong69

3 ай бұрын

No la... PAP protects all basic rights to Hawker centre food 24 hrs a day...

@dyeen

3 ай бұрын

Disagree. They arranged the 3 main races to live together and then schooled together as well.

Are signaporeans racist? Is the Pope catholic? Just look at the way Singaporeans swooned at the sight of Taylor Swift, and the way they dismiss complaints made by a Pinoy leader about the exclusive deal between the Singapore government and Taylor Swift. The spectacle of Chinese Singaporean girls with dyed blond hair and white powdered faces at TS concert screaming at the top of their lungs made me wonder whether they are proud of their Chinese heritage. Of course not, they all want to be blue-eyed blondes. Too bad they were born swarthy with brown eyes.

@TheRealMcCoyAndChipsAhoy

3 ай бұрын

I agree with you on the Taylor thing but dismissing the Pinoy leader... well if you cant negotiate...got nothing to offer... then it's on you... not on Singapore. If exclusive rights were offered to Philippines... you think they won't take it? Please...

@klennairew5629

3 ай бұрын

I don't see any victim here. The majority of TS fans who bought tickets to see TS here are from the countries in the region. TS fans are multi-racial. You have to single out the Chinese for praise. It's an envious attack.

@koklong69

3 ай бұрын

What is wrong with that?. Being young, let them enjoy their teen years, growing up years ..why you sour grapes 🍇?

Coming from India that has a caste social structure, how can Indians not be racist? Here in Singapore, even education is designed to create a caste system in the society. English-speaking Singaporeans = High class Mother tongue-speaking Singaporeans = Second class Hokkien and Malay-speaking = Seah suay. Angmohs = High class Japanese and South Koreans = Second class Singaporeans = Low class Lives in a private house = High class Lives in a HDB flat = Low class Teoh bo? Ha ha ha!

@michaelshih8163

3 ай бұрын

I have lived in many countries, and I can say for a fact that Singaporeans are among the most racist on the planet. Singaporeans are descended from the worst kind of people, coolies from China. Their anscestors were subjeted to racism and were treated like dirt. Now they are trying to reverse that by treating brown people like pinoys, Indians like dirt.

@GASIA-cw8iw

3 ай бұрын

@@michaelshih8163Anglophiles are the founding fathers of Singapore. You won't blame Singaporeans for being racist if you know what has been done to them in the past half a century. Ha ha ha!

@raghavnamasivayam8706

3 ай бұрын

​@@GASIA-cw8iw saying there is a caste system in indua as if Indians all treat others like that and say they are racist is disingenuous

@HoldMyCowsberg

3 ай бұрын

Hindi speaking = P@riah class?

@5kplamse

3 ай бұрын

We call them Chow Ang Mohs

English-speaking Singaporean Chinese = High class Chinese-speaking mainland Chinese = Low class Teoh bo? Ha ha ha!

It's difficult to work with South Asians..

Work in Sing for 10 yrs in the 1980's didnt see any racisms . But a lot of giving ways to the good looking . I know bse Im a looker meself . But I suppose this is so every where huh ?

Being racist have made me become very wealthy. I live by this simple principle. Earn like a Chinese Save like a Malay Spend like an Indian

@rgravi

3 ай бұрын

either u save money or spend it. is saving like a malay congruent to spending like an indian? just so ur theory is consistent... 🤔

@genosypheus

3 ай бұрын

save like a Malay? do you even have Malay friends? 😂

@kongusweetie5590

3 ай бұрын

Guess Which is the highest earning racial group in the US? Not Vietnamese , not Japanese and certainly not Chinese ..median ( not mean) income of 100,000 $ , 4 million strong and 70% hold a bachelors degree ?

@knock-knockwhosthere9933

2 ай бұрын

Save like Malay? 😪