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Originally Posted by hornie
I want to keep an open mind on this, but I am struggling to understand what this has anything to do with "respect". They entered an agreement that clearly states their jobs cope and that they cannot enter SG again after their term.
And frankly I prefer it that way. I would not be excited to see a prostitute I banged 3 years ago in geylang starting a family next door to me.
And they are not Working Ladies. I think sammyboy forum is the only place in the whole I hear people referring hookers as Working Ladies. They are prostitutes. They have literally done nothing to deserve our respect. I respect that some of them have nicer blow jobs. Thats all the credit I give them.
Not to say that I believe in disrespecting them as human beings. Some of them are nice people, just in less desirable situations. But I think our parents will have something to say if they found out we are dating hookers. I would definitely wack my son big time if I find out he is getting serious with one.
I am also v passionate abt property since you brought it up. Singapore's economic situation, fast response to covid and well managed property market has enabled me to sell my 4 room hdb and buy 3 properties over the past 3 years with over $700,000 paper gain.
The Thai property market is rubbish. Has always been for a long time now. Many investors burnt. I have not enough knowledge to comment abt the Canada market but sudden moves to suddenly ban foreigners to buy into your market is way too harsh and chaotic and will lower investor confidence.
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Personally, I don't care what they were working as in the past or even now, as long as they are nice people. I see too many hypocrites, who may be in good job but are assholes.
If you let me choose, I rather have a prostitute who is a nice person than a judgemental prick, who feels that they are "holier than tho" as neighbour.
I agree with you on SG handling of Covid situation is well managed. As for the property side, congrats to you on your paper gain. The "gain" of today will be paid by the future generation.
Thai govt may not be the best but I feel that at least they still care about the Thai locals enough to block foreigners (from richer countries) to buy up their properties to artificially inflate property prices beyond the means of the average person in the streets.
The day when Singapore becomes like Hong Kong, the future of Singapore has become bleak.