QUOTE(mercury8400 @ Jan 30 2013, 11:00 PM)
Don't they sound like the malays in malaysia to you?
They want malays to dominate the economy but they don't want to work hard for it.
They complain the malaysian chinese are racist in employment opportunities but they don't realise they lack even basic communication skills.
They want more money but they don't want to work for it.
They want others to talk in languages they can understand but they don't want to learn another language.
Basically they just want to sit down, do nothing and wait for the money, lots of money to drop from the sky.
When they don't get it, they blame the gov who is currently bending backwards to their every whim and fancy
Everywhere is the same.
Therein lies the problem when the sense of entitlement is off the charts. Everyone is looking for the best bargain. They want the best quality with a little to pay. When they didn't get what they want, it's just convenient to point finger.
I am also sick of SPRs saying if the population were to increase to the projected figure, they might have to take the train like in India (sardine in a can). Sharing crowded facilities with other races (yes specified race & nationality)..