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How can you use same ruler to measure?

 

haha , simple . 1 person 1 vote. I am a human same as anyone on the streets , why can't i measure with the same ruler? Are you telling me there is two sets of law in singapore?

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haha , simple . 1 person 1 vote. I am a human same as anyone on the streets , why can't i measure with the same ruler? Are you telling me there is two sets of law in singapore?

Same law, but different penalty

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Do you seriously think that you wouldn't be slap and rob blind one day, just because there is a law that states robbery is punishable?

u do not understand what is called deterence ah?

 

if there is no law against causing hurt, i will slap u until u understand...u understand?

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Frankly speaking, the last time ah lian much prettier than those of present day, the figures are so much better than those of nowadays.

Hmm didn't their ah lian mothers teach them how to dress to kill

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u do not understand what is called deterence ah?

 

if there is no law against causing hurt, i will slap u until u understand...u understand?

 

slap me? LOL

 

There are people who can convince me, there are people whom we will agree to disagree. For you Mr Mighty, you can carry on to imagine yourself slapping me, my IQ is too low to understand yours. LOL

 

Some people look at the whole issue and discuss as a whole topic, some people like to remove things they cannot answer and act mighty on what they want to argue.

 

Ok, go ahead and slap me as you please, for my IQ can never understand yours. LOL

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The owner behind SMRT Feedback kena lim kopi liao, according to latest ST report.

 

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SINGAPORE- On Nov 9, officers from the Cybercrime Division of the Singapore Police Force conducted a raid on a popular tea stall at Arab Street. The man behind SMRT Ltd (Feedback), a satirical and online vigilante Facebook group, was arrested and brought into custory.

The man, in his 30s, (picture) was not be named following a gag order issued. The police confirmed that he was drinking mugs of teh tarik at the time of his arrest. The man is also under investigation for his links with the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange.

"I was very scared. They started shouting and running around Arab street. I thought they (the police) might pull out their guns and start a gun fire exchange!" 22-year-old Hillary Teo tweeted.

In the past week, SMRT Ltd (Facebook) has started to post personal details about the errant shopkeeper Jover Chew after he was found to have used illegal sales tactics and humiliated a Vietnamese tourist.

Mr Chew's personal information and addresses of his various businesses, including that of his wife's, were shared over online forums and the Facebook page of satirical group SMRT Ltd (Feedback).

Some held up shirts with expletives in front of the shuttered Mobile Air shop and these photos were seen on the Facebook page of SMRT Ltd (Feedback). Multiple fast food orders were also delivered to a home registered in Jover Chew's name.

It also started a campaign on crowdfunding site Indiegogo to raise US$10,000 in order to continue its activities. It also set up fundraising effort on site Youcaring to raise $5,000.

A check on both sites on Monday morning showed that the link to Indiegogo was broken while the fundraising campaign Youcaring was still up.

It was confirmed that the funds raised from the campaigns were used to buy the mugs of teh tarik at the scene of arrest..

But while their actions have been praised by some, politicians have warned against vigilantism.

Some netizens have gone "too far" and the police is probing in to a case of harassment in the recent Sim Lim Square saga, said Second Minister for Home Affairs S Iswaran, posting on Facebook on Saturday.

"Do exercise restraint and do not take matters into your own hands. Let due process take its course," Mr Iswaran urged on his Facebook page last Saturday.

"The Government is also studying other measures to protect consumers better. This may take some time especially if we need to amend our laws."

Ms Winnie Koh, Mr Chew's wife, said in reports that she had filed a police complaint against SMRT Ltd (Feedback).

- See more at: http://shrturl.co/eeZD4#sthash.WCzPpJuS.dpuf

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The language in the article doesn't seems very legit... zhun boh?

 

The owner behind SMRT Feedback kena lim kopi liao, according to latest ST report.

 

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SINGAPORE- On Nov 9, officers from the Cybercrime Division of the Singapore Police Force conducted a raid on a popular tea stall at Arab Street. The man behind SMRT Ltd (Feedback), a satirical and online vigilante Facebook group, was arrested and brought into custory.

The man, in his 30s, (picture) was not be named following a gag order issued. The police confirmed that he was drinking mugs of teh tarik at the time of his arrest. The man is also under investigation for his links with the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange.

"I was very scared. They started shouting and running around Arab street. I thought they (the police) might pull out their guns and start a gun fire exchange!" 22-year-old Hillary Teo tweeted.

In the past week, SMRT Ltd (Facebook) has started to post personal details about the errant shopkeeper Jover Chew after he was found to have used illegal sales tactics and humiliated a Vietnamese tourist.

Mr Chew's personal information and addresses of his various businesses, including that of his wife's, were shared over online forums and the Facebook page of satirical group SMRT Ltd (Feedback).

Some held up shirts with expletives in front of the shuttered Mobile Air shop and these photos were seen on the Facebook page of SMRT Ltd (Feedback). Multiple fast food orders were also delivered to a home registered in Jover Chew's name.

It also started a campaign on crowdfunding site Indiegogo to raise US$10,000 in order to continue its activities. It also set up fundraising effort on site Youcaring to raise $5,000.

A check on both sites on Monday morning showed that the link to Indiegogo was broken while the fundraising campaign Youcaring was still up.

It was confirmed that the funds raised from the campaigns were used to buy the mugs of teh tarik at the scene of arrest..

But while their actions have been praised by some, politicians have warned against vigilantism.

Some netizens have gone "too far" and the police is probing in to a case of harassment in the recent Sim Lim Square saga, said Second Minister for Home Affairs S Iswaran, posting on Facebook on Saturday.

"Do exercise restraint and do not take matters into your own hands. Let due process take its course," Mr Iswaran urged on his Facebook page last Saturday.

"The Government is also studying other measures to protect consumers better. This may take some time especially if we need to amend our laws."

Ms Winnie Koh, Mr Chew's wife, said in reports that she had filed a police complaint against SMRT Ltd (Feedback).

- See more at: http://shrturl.co/eeZD4#sthash.WCzPpJuS.dpuf

 

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The language in the article doesn't seems very legit... zhun boh?

 

 

looks like fake news.

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haha , simple . 1 person 1 vote. I am a human same as anyone on the streets , why can't i measure with the same ruler? Are you telling me there is two sets of law in singapore?

One set, but it doesn't apply to the "privileged" group sometimes.

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was expecting police to catch the jover guy.

instead the good guy kenna caught.

this country is going down the drain.

You can say that again

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The language in the article doesn't seems very legit... zhun boh?

 

 

The man, in his 30s, (picture) was not be named following a gag order issued. The police confirmed that he was drinking mugs of teh tarik at the time of his arrest. - See more at: http://shrturl.co/eeZD4#sthash.WCzPpJuS.rPtFEAG5.dpuf

 

Something not right about this article....a bit like fabricated.

- if a gag order was issued, why was the man photo published?

- mugs of the tarik seem to be overly emphasized.

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The owner behind SMRT Feedback kena lim kopi liao, according to latest ST report.

 

==

SINGAPORE- On Nov 9, officers from the Cybercrime Division of the Singapore Police Force conducted a raid on a popular tea stall at Arab Street. The man behind SMRT Ltd (Feedback), a satirical and online vigilante Facebook group, was arrested and brought into custory.

The man, in his 30s, (picture) was not be named following a gag order issued. The police confirmed that he was drinking mugs of teh tarik at the time of his arrest. The man is also under investigation for his links with the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange.

It also started a campaign on crowdfunding site Indiegogo to raise US$10,000 in order to continue its activities. It also set up fundraising effort on site Youcaring to raise $5,000.

A check on both sites on Monday morning showed that the link to Indiegogo was broken while the fundraising campaign Youcaring was still up.

It was confirmed that the funds raised from the campaigns were used to buy the mugs of teh tarik at the scene of arrest..

- See more at: http://shrturl.co/eeZD4#sthash.WCzPpJuS.dpuf

 

OMG, how did the ST reporter know that the money used to buy the tarik comes from where.

Sounds like a rogue reporter. Fishy report.

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OMG, how did the ST reporter know that the money used to buy the tarik comes from where.

Sounds like a rogue reporter. Fishy report.

Teh terik shop payment accepts payment thru PayPal

 

Singapore context where got use mugs??

 

OMG, how did the ST reporter know that the money used to buy the tarik comes from where.

Sounds like a rogue reporter. Fishy report.

Teh terik shop payment accepts payment thru PayPal

 

Singapore context where got use mugs??

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