OK, ok... Stay alone with your certainty then.bangladeshi_wonder wrote:Please tell me you have some evidence for what you state. It seems like you're generalizing.Carpe Diem wrote:If ALL Singaporeans you met did that, it's obvious you did not meet a lot of them AND you are very unlucky when meeting people.
Open your eyes... and your mind.
Or if you decided to be forever a victim, don't complain.
Just ask ANY singaporean friend of yours if they'd like to hang out with you and some bangladeshi friend of yours. Next time note their reactions when you instead offer them to go and hang out with some japanese friend of yours.
If it turns out they're ALL equally eager or unenthusiastic in both cases, I'll agree with what you've said. Otherwise, you're just generalizing. And what you say would, quite naturally, sound like bullcrap to me, given what I've experienced with singaporeans (and many foreigners IN singapore).
sapphire wrote:Hmm...I am generalising while you aren't? Whole population of Singapore is against you - this statement isn't generalising? Whining isn't defined as someone asking for help. Check the definition please.
So, now Indians are also racist towards you? Man, the whole world is against you! You poor thing!
If some people don't like to hang out with you, why would you want to associate yourself with them? Find new friends. I would invite you to join us at the WNDC, but with your attitude, it is highly unlikely that you'll fit in. Unless, you are way different in real life. If you feel like, drop in next Wednesday, trust me, no one cares which part of the world you're from, we drink/don't drink, have fun, laugh and be merry is all.
btw, you have to be considered somewhat feeble-minded if all you're interested in is discussing the definition of "whining". but i'll give you the benefit of the doubt.Anyway it's not my intention to fill this board up with how singaporeans or many foreigners (including indians, for example) have been racist towards me.
I included those accounts to provide a perspective of life in singapore that not only many people knew about but thought can not exist. That's about it really. If you look closely sapphire, I don't quite see asking you or any Indian or other folks for help (so it's not quite whining), and I did & will do whatever I need to and however I need to, without whining.
I was just providing a different perspective, which many of you initially thought couldn't be true. And hence this protracted verbal exchange came to being, if you would.
You missed my point. I feel LUCKY to be here, lucky to have what I have and strongly resent your "sympathy" as it is completely unrequired. I feel very very sorry for you, as the world owes me nothing and I am the master of my own destiny. For you, it seems the people at hawker centres have the ultimate control over what happens in your very narrow neck of the woods where all racism comes back to "bangla's" and the worst thing that could ever happen is someone sees your passport. You need to grow up.as much as I would like to sympathize with your misfortunes and your travails, I don't see how that quite fits into this discussion here. But I sympathize with you and wish you best of luck, whether you're having a high-life or not does not enter the equation for me.
Oh so you can make statements that should be based on YOU as a person, but you'll ask us to make sweeping generalisations based on our country, Singapore and my personal favourite ALL foreigners living here.I never said I represent ALL Bangladeshis' behaviours, actions, sentiments or mindsets, nor do most Bangladeshis exactly represent mine. I'd rather be seen as an individual judged on my merits and demerits rather than by some generalized notions of a whole 140 million individuals in my native country.
Contradiction here, I think. You think all Singaporeans are racist and have actually claimed that you have NEVER met anyone who has been decent to you after finding out you were a Bangladeshi. Yes, that is an assumption. You have also assumed that all white foreigners are treated like kings and that we all have a great life here. Also not true (as I have tried to show you), but good thing for you, it's a short trip to Changi Airport. I suggest you catch the bus out there (passport hidden of course). It is YOU that has a problem with your nationality.Your assumption that the "same assumptions.....work both ways" makes me furious. May I ask what "assumptions" you have seen ME have about Singaporeans (or foreigners) that can be equated with what I accuse ALL singaporeans (and most nonwhite foreigners IN singapore) of having?
shall i take that as an indication of myself being right? Or that you're afraid I'll be proven right if you carry out the experiments I asked you to?Carpe Diem wrote: OK, ok... Stay alone with your certainty then.
As for myself, I have wasted enough time!
And I have to tell you your conviction is wrong! I NEVER "confessed" to being WHITE. Pardon the offensive words here, but what the F***? I have a handle that says "bangladeshi_wonder" and I never ever came across as one that isn't.k1w1 wrote:Okay, I'm convinced now that you are just deliberatley stirring. A few pages back you "confessed" to being white. Now when CD posts a picture of a horse, you say that you are "not exactly" white. You say that ALL Singaporeans have treated you like a dog when they find out where you are from, and yet the locals on this board have not done that at all.
k1w1 wrote:Yeah, you did.
Oh what, now Singaporeans are colour blind too?bangladeshi_wonder wrote: Let me tell you a secret to prove my point.
I'm very often mistaken for a caucasian person by singaporeans.
I've had it. I am going now.

In case you haven't notice, benjamin that posted on page 2 is a local. Looks like you are too busy to prove that locals are discriminating against you to missed that.bangladeshi_wonder wrote:A small note, locals have NOT said anything positive nor negative about myself in here. Quite obviously, if my claims were true, they wouldn't do that as EITHER they wouldn't stoop so low as to talk to a "Bangla" OR they wouldn't like to lose face in an expat-dominated board, thanks to their kiasuism, which is why they would not participate in this argument bcoz they know what they feel deep down and they can't quite prove themselves to be equal to a "Bangla", they believe they can only be above.
rbbst wrote:In case you haven't notice, benjamin that posted on page 2 is a local. Looks like you are too busy to prove that locals are discriminating against you to missed that.bangladeshi_wonder wrote:A small note, locals have NOT said anything positive nor negative about myself in here. Quite obviously, if my claims were true, they wouldn't do that as EITHER they wouldn't stoop so low as to talk to a "Bangla" OR they wouldn't like to lose face in an expat-dominated board, thanks to their kiasuism, which is why they would not participate in this argument bcoz they know what they feel deep down and they can't quite prove themselves to be equal to a "Bangla", they believe they can only be above.
bigcalin wrote:After reading all 6 pages of this thread.
I can't help but to agree with you...I am not the least bit surprise that you are treated like a stray dog by us Singaporeans. Yes, Singaporean are indeed racist towards Bangla but alas .....just to this particular Bangla -Bangladeshi Wonder
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