SOKA: Totally Socially Irresponsible
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Re: SOKA: Totally Socially Irresponsible
in sg, when comes to stuff related to religions, they are handled more differently, dedicatedly and uniquely than the other countries...
if cant resolve ve to accept its life is imperfect 1... can juz movw on to another station pump unless got damn chio counter girl ...or free or huge discount on petrol..
in sg, when comes to stuff related to religions, they are handled more differently, dedicatedly and uniquely than the other countries...
if cant resolve ve to accept its life is imperfect 1... can juz movw on to another station pump unless got damn chio counter girl ...or free or huge discount on petrol..
Re: SOKA: Totally Socially Irresponsible
MapleLeaf,
I patronise the mentioned Shell petrol station frequently as I live close by. I know what you mean when church goers or soka buddhist members obstruct the entry/exit driveways of the petrol station with their parked cars. It can be a real pain.
However, I would strongly urge you to ease up on your rantings against worshippers of God, Buddha or any other religious being. This is a traffic enforcement issue, perhaps even a social one. Where masses of people gather, where those in the gathering are relatively affluent, you will face this issue of indiscriminate parking leading to potentially dangerous road incidents. Not just at religious events but at well-known food locations, party sites, etc.
Mocking religious worshippers because of indiscriminate parking is hardly the way to go. Certainly not in this country.
I wondered if you had actually stepped into the Soka Association located beside the petrol station and asked to talk to someone about this issue. Perhaps a quick visit to their website would suffice. I am confident that you would easily find the name of the most senior officer you were looking for to address this issue.
Regards,
Alvin.
MapleLeaf,
I patronise the mentioned Shell petrol station frequently as I live close by. I know what you mean when church goers or soka buddhist members obstruct the entry/exit driveways of the petrol station with their parked cars. It can be a real pain.
However, I would strongly urge you to ease up on your rantings against worshippers of God, Buddha or any other religious being. This is a traffic enforcement issue, perhaps even a social one. Where masses of people gather, where those in the gathering are relatively affluent, you will face this issue of indiscriminate parking leading to potentially dangerous road incidents. Not just at religious events but at well-known food locations, party sites, etc.
Mocking religious worshippers because of indiscriminate parking is hardly the way to go. Certainly not in this country.
I wondered if you had actually stepped into the Soka Association located beside the petrol station and asked to talk to someone about this issue. Perhaps a quick visit to their website would suffice. I am confident that you would easily find the name of the most senior officer you were looking for to address this issue.
Regards,
Alvin.
Re: SOKA: Totally Socially Irresponsible
I'm not from SOKA but the title is really bad. This kind of situation is very common in Singapore. Be it religion or even the recent GE rallies. It actually seems that the threadstarter wrote the title this way because SOKA is minority in Singapore. Peace.
I'm not from SOKA but the title is really bad. This kind of situation is very common in Singapore. Be it religion or even the recent GE rallies. It actually seems that the threadstarter wrote the title this way because SOKA is minority in Singapore. Peace.
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Re: SOKA: Totally Socially Irresponsible
Chill bro, let go piak some balls.
Chill bro, let go piak some balls.
MapleLeaf
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Re: SOKA: Totally Socially Irresponsible
I have wrote to SOKA management since three months ago.
I have provided feedback through their website CONTACT US page.
I have also watched them for durations of 30 mins to 2 hours on Sunday mornings.
I have seen them parked their cars and walked into SOKA.
I am now going to shoot video of these drivers walking out of the cars and walking into SOKA.
Any more question?
hsyap;683302 said:
I have wrote to SOKA management since three months ago.
I have provided feedback through their website CONTACT US page.
I have also watched them for durations of 30 mins to 2 hours on Sunday mornings.
I have seen them parked their cars and walked into SOKA.
I am now going to shoot video of these drivers walking out of the cars and walking into SOKA.
Any more question?
MapleLeaf
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Re: SOKA: Totally Socially Irresponsible
Their management is very atas. As far as they are concerned... Thank you for your feedback.. Our management will look into this.
Short of telling me... we will look into this. Nothing for you to follow up. None of your business.
If I get a good video recroding, I wont be presenting it to SOKA. It will be in STOMP.
hsyap;683339 said:
Their management is very atas. As far as they are concerned... Thank you for your feedback.. Our management will look into this.
Short of telling me... we will look into this. Nothing for you to follow up. None of your business.
If I get a good video recroding, I wont be presenting it to SOKA. It will be in STOMP.
Re: SOKA: Totally Socially Irresponsible
Why waste so much energy on this. In life there things we can control and things we cant control. If its not in your control dont bother with just moveon. Maybe can go to the next shell station. Dont stress yourself understand your views on this but you should pick the battles wisely.
Why waste so much energy on this. In life there things we can control and things we cant control. If its not in your control dont bother with just moveon. Maybe can go to the next shell station. Dont stress yourself understand your views on this but you should pick the battles wisely.
Re: SOKA: Totally Socially Irresponsible
No need complain, in Singapore religion harmony very important, we share the benefit too. Every Friday I park my car near mosque, together with the rest, & go eat lunch sibei steady no ticket. Sunday I park near church eat breakfast, 初一十五 I park near temple eat dinner. Sibei song! I love Singapore.
No need complain, in Singapore religion harmony very important, we share the benefit too. Every Friday I park my car near mosque, together with the rest, & go eat lunch sibei steady no ticket. Sunday I park near church eat breakfast, 初一十五 I park near temple eat dinner. Sibei song! I love Singapore.
