You are pretty pissed and taking it on others .. other than yourself.jonive wrote:Broken record? Where did you get that from? I never said I was intimidated by a heated argument. I was shocked by his behaviour with the knife over some stupid potato peel. Now, if you think it's okay in Singapore to point a knife at someone only two inches away from your stomach during a heated argument, you need to see a psychologist.
Something's not right with the way you see disputes.
Of course I am pretty pissed! What do you think? Don't tell me you'll be calm like a rock when someone points a knife at your stomach and is about to stab it in you!ecureilx wrote:You are pretty pissed and taking it on others .. other than yourself.jonive wrote:Broken record? Where did you get that from? I never said I was intimidated by a heated argument. I was shocked by his behaviour with the knife over some stupid potato peel. Now, if you think it's okay in Singapore to point a knife at someone only two inches away from your stomach during a heated argument, you need to see a psychologist.
Something's not right with the way you see disputes.
Now you see .. the law is an ass .. all over the world
Recently in another country, a woman got molested when she was drunk.
When next day she figured out what happened, she went to confront the culprit, and the culprit happened to be a police guy .. so while the heated arguement was going on whether it was consensual or not .. the lady lost her temper and slapped the cop .. within minutes she was handcuffed, and thrown into the meat wagon .. and she had gone "damn, the guy raped me and I get arrested .. "
Well, you see .. the law is an ass .. you MUST NOT TOUCH A POLICEMAN .. and for the molest / rape, she had to file a case and follow the process as per that country law .. and a lot of 'he said, she said' ..
And the same country's law says you can be arrested on the spot for assaulting a cop ..
You make sense of that ? it is not the size of the crime in Your eyes .. it is the size of the crime as per the law of the land ..
Now, if you are so confident that there will be another knife waving incident, you can plant a hidden camera .. or ensure the saga gets repeated in front of a witness
if you set up a cam, of course, even then, the defendant can go on to insist you set him up ..
Clearly someone like you lacks common sense. You're obviously okay with someone pointing a knife at you during a heated argument about something as silly and stupid as a potato peel, because you don't see the severity of this incident.x9200 wrote:Man, if somebody has that little of common sense that moans again again about police not taking any actions relaying on his word only, then saying it's a broken record is like a complement. What you perhaps don't realize too is people reading this kind of stories with the later show made by the OP like yourself start to question the story itself.
ecureilx wrote:You are pretty pissed and taking it on others .. other than yourself.jonive wrote:Broken record? Where did you get that from? I never said I was intimidated by a heated argument. I was shocked by his behaviour with the knife over some stupid potato peel. Now, if you think it's okay in Singapore to point a knife at someone only two inches away from your stomach during a heated argument, you need to see a psychologist.
Something's not right with the way you see disputes.
Now you see .. the law is an ass .. all over the world
Recently in another country, a woman got molested when she was drunk.
When next day she figured out what happened, she went to confront the culprit, and the culprit happened to be a police guy .. so while the heated arguement was going on whether it was consensual or not .. the lady lost her temper and slapped the cop .. within minutes she was handcuffed, and thrown into the meat wagon .. and she had gone "damn, the guy raped me and I get arrested .. "
Well, you see .. the law is an ass .. you MUST NOT TOUCH A POLICEMAN .. and for the molest / rape, she had to file a case and follow the process as per that country law .. and a lot of 'he said, she said' ..
And the same country's law says you can be arrested on the spot for assaulting a cop ..
You make sense of that ? it is not the size of the crime in Your eyes .. it is the size of the crime as per the law of the land ..
Now, if you are so confident that there will be another knife waving incident, you can plant a hidden camera .. or ensure the saga gets repeated in front of a witness
if you set up a cam, of course, even then, the defendant can go on to insist you set him up ..
If endangering someone's life with a knife is yawn to you, people should question whether you're sane enough to be let loose running around the streets with a knife in your pocket!sensei_ wrote:*yawn* not another case of a domestic. do you expect a full blown investigations into every case of violence.
be lucky that you were able to report to a magistrate before you were injured. in australia, you'd have to be hurt/bleeding/dead before the police here would even take a look, because road safety (revenue raising) always has a higher priority.
jonive wrote:Yes, the law is an ass, much like the people that run this forum.
And what makes you think I am still living with the couple after the knife incident? Are you crazy?
Although they only shared with you their own thoughts, now, based on your comments to someone you never meet, personally, I see why the landlord can get fed-up.jonive wrote:Clearly someone like you lacks common sense. You're obviously okay with someone pointing a knife at you during a heated argument about something as silly and stupid as a potato peel, because you don't see the severity of this incident.
If that's the case, I suggest you see a psychologist immediately.
The law is an ass, much like your previous post.
Changi opens everyday, and MOM can accept your work pass if you don't want to stay any longer. You're welcome.jonive wrote:Well, Singapore is not the rest of the world, I guess.
Well I moved out from that place a long while ago. Why would I want to stay at a place where the husband carries a knife and attempts to hurt people using it? Clearly, even the crazy and insane wife admits that her husband has anger issues. The PRC couple is one insane bunch of red necks.sweetgazebo wrote:jonive, i sympathize with your predicament. it's obviously not right to have a knife pointed at you, heated argument or not. if you are still staying at that place (you should move out as fast as possible as by the sound of it, your landlord are not nice/decent peeps) i suggest you have a friend over when you are out and about of your room and around the house or have a camcorder hidden so that when the incident repeats itself again, you have proof.
i was recently assaulted at my workplace, also by a china chinese (lady) and there were hidden cameras but the police (and to an extent i agree with ecureilx on the law being an ass) have advised me not to press charges, ie., go to court on the basis that the lady was poor! i was (and am still) thinking, to hell with her poverty coz she could have thought twice before she launched at me.
ecureilx wrote:You are pretty pissed and taking it on others .. other than yourself.jonive wrote:Broken record? Where did you get that from? I never said I was intimidated by a heated argument. I was shocked by his behaviour with the knife over some stupid potato peel. Now, if you think it's okay in Singapore to point a knife at someone only two inches away from your stomach during a heated argument, you need to see a psychologist.
Something's not right with the way you see disputes.
Now you see .. the law is an ass .. all over the world
Recently in another country, a woman got molested when she was drunk.
When next day she figured out what happened, she went to confront the culprit, and the culprit happened to be a police guy .. so while the heated arguement was going on whether it was consensual or not .. the lady lost her temper and slapped the cop .. within minutes she was handcuffed, and thrown into the meat wagon .. and she had gone "damn, the guy raped me and I get arrested .. "
Well, you see .. the law is an ass .. you MUST NOT TOUCH A POLICEMAN .. and for the molest / rape, she had to file a case and follow the process as per that country law .. and a lot of 'he said, she said' ..
And the same country's law says you can be arrested on the spot for assaulting a cop ..
You make sense of that ? it is not the size of the crime in Your eyes .. it is the size of the crime as per the law of the land ..
Now, if you are so confident that there will be another knife waving incident, you can plant a hidden camera .. or ensure the saga gets repeated in front of a witness
if you set up a cam, of course, even then, the defendant can go on to insist you set him up ..
The landlord being fed up? You mean yours? my landlord were not happy providing me a proper cable point that they agreed to in writing on the TA that they signed. Is that called fed up or simply breaching the TA agreement? I think you have terminology confusion syndrome or something.v4jr4 wrote:jonive wrote:Yes, the law is an ass, much like the people that run this forum.
And what makes you think I am still living with the couple after the knife incident? Are you crazy?Although they only shared with you their own thoughts, now, based on your comments to someone you never meet, personally, I see why the landlord can get fed-up.jonive wrote:Clearly someone like you lacks common sense. You're obviously okay with someone pointing a knife at you during a heated argument about something as silly and stupid as a potato peel, because you don't see the severity of this incident.
If that's the case, I suggest you see a psychologist immediately.
The law is an ass, much like your previous post.
Changi opens everyday, and MOM can accept your work pass if you don't want to stay any longer. You're welcome.jonive wrote:Well, Singapore is not the rest of the world, I guess.
My landlord is perfectly fine, thank you very much. It's not about the confusion on the terminology, but you don't have any solid proof that your landlord is trying to harm you. If you think that law can support you only based on your words, it's pretty much strange.jonive wrote:The landlord being fed up? You mean yours? my landlord were not happy providing me a proper cable point that they agreed to in writing on the TA that they signed. Is that called fed up or simply breaching the TA agreement? I think you have terminology confusion syndrome or something.
And yeah, if you transfer me a lot of money, perhaps I will consider handing over my work pass and visit changi once and for all.
The law is an ass, much like your comment above.
Firstly, I never said you're an ass. I said that the law is an ass and that your comment was an ass. I don't personally know you at all to call you an ass.v4jr4 wrote:My landlord is perfectly fine, thank you very much. It's not about the confusion on the terminology, but you don't have any solid proof that your landlord is trying to harm you. If you think that law can support you only based on your words, it's pretty much strange.jonive wrote:The landlord being fed up? You mean yours? my landlord were not happy providing me a proper cable point that they agreed to in writing on the TA that they signed. Is that called fed up or simply breaching the TA agreement? I think you have terminology confusion syndrome or something.
And yeah, if you transfer me a lot of money, perhaps I will consider handing over my work pass and visit changi once and for all.
The law is an ass, much like your comment above.
And I don't have any obligations to say "Take it or leave it". Singapore and other countries have good side and bad side. Just because you're pissed off (FYI, life threatening situations are common things in my birthplace, not only with knife, but guns, poison, etc; and police can be bought easily with money), it doesn't mean that you don't know the etiquette and say "you're an ass" to everyone who's trying to help you in an accepted way in this country.
Bloody hell.
Only in forum? Dude, anyone can be anything in internet. Even a dog can type anything in internet. That's not a bloody-hell proof. Witness, videos, anything that anyone can see that you really face a life-or-death situation. Capiche?jonive wrote:My PRC landlord even posted on a Chinese forum saying he is so angry he is in the mood to kill. Yep, he complained about me and he said he wanted to kill. He was asking for help. The forum has his photo on it. Is that enough bloody proof? Or do I have to go on a impossible time machine and take the police with me?
Speaking of solid evidence, I am very much interested in getting one of those Google Glass devices.
So .. let me attempt to clear this ..jonive wrote:My PRC landlord even posted on a Chinese forum saying he is so angry he is in the mood to kill. Yep, he complained about me and he said he wanted to kill. He was asking for help. The forum has his photo on it. Is that enough bloody proof? Or do I have to go on a impossible time machine and take the police with me?
And how it will make the situation different? The available thoughts from the others, although it's not helping much, at least you can appreciate them instead of giving "your comment is an ass". What is this? 5th grade? Tantrum?jonive wrote:Firstly, I never said you're an ass. I said that the law is an ass and that your comment was an ass. I don't personally know you at all to call you an ass.
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