Read on Twitter
“Hence she provoked the man to kick her”
The Indian lady was kicked in the chest cuz she had a “bochap attitude”
“Something must have triggered this so-called assailant”
this one takes the cake
“the lady who was being racially assaulted is me”
“the lady who was being racially assaulted is me”
so I guess we now have conclusive proof that being hatecrimed in public turns at least 25% of singapore’s populace into victim-blamers and denialists
we aren’t very different from america are we
we aren’t very different from america are we
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it’s the self-own for me
The vigour with which Singaporean Indian boomers are responding to this incident has taken me by surprise largely because the burden has always fallen upon my generation to do battle with our resident Internet psychopaths. Some of these responses are mind-blowing
we’re living in Neraka
your amma appa gets hatecrimed and these fascists joke about crowdfunding legal fees for the perps
your amma appa gets hatecrimed and these fascists joke about crowdfunding legal fees for the perps
Murali Pillai: stands up for Singaporean Indian hatecrime victim
these people: “that mama has to speak up to protect his tribe from his hometown/village”
these people: “that mama has to speak up to protect his tribe from his hometown/village”
It’s just getting worse and worse and worse
“the young man (perp) was doing his national service”
“the young man (perp) was doing his national service”
tl;dr I no longer feel safe in this country. Thanks ancestors for leaving me marooned on this island
