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I came across this video as an ad on another video I was watching but it suddenly sparked my interest, so I stopped what I was watching and straight away searched for Nona Asiah and I got to say this story is truly truly inspirational thank you.

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Wow! That's a first-world PAP which is the only competent and responsible party in s'pore.❤

Dont waste land n time let Malaysia do thr job

Just in import dont waste land n time. Let malaysia do the job.

I think your project will fail.

Retire or not, enough money or not, you going to live this world without anything

This country become more and more expensive, credit to those smart Alec up there with robotic brain to make human live more and more stressful. Having a robot in your car to charge you more and more and never ending charging. The devise is disruptive and block visibility. 1% of good brain demonstration! Compare VEP with OBU.

Eddie barker one of the pioneers in drafting the Singapore constitution

Your statement highlights the cyclical and far-reaching consequences of using violence to address conflict, especially in shaping children’s future behavior. Let’s break it down: Supportive Reasoning Teaching children to solve problems with violence can indeed set a precedent for them to resort to aggression in future situations. Children are highly impressionable, and when they see violence as a means to solve problems, they might view it as an acceptable response in various contexts, including interpersonal conflicts or societal pressures. Over time, this mindset may lead to harmful outcomes, such as joining gangs or engaging in criminal behavior when they encounter challenges. Counter-Argument Some argue that controlled and justified use of force can be necessary in extreme cases to protect oneself or others from harm. For instance, in certain situations, immediate self-defense may require physical action to neutralize a threat. This perspective holds that teaching children the difference between defensive and aggressive violence can help them make better decisions when faced with danger. Action Point for Improvement Instead of modeling violence as a solution, teach children constructive ways to handle conflicts and emotions. Encourage open communication, empathy, and problem-solving skills. Using role-playing exercises and guiding them through real-life scenarios can help them learn to navigate complex situations without resorting to aggression. Teaching the principles of nonviolence and fostering emotional resilience will prepare them for life’s uncontrollable challenges while reinforcing positive behaviors.

The situation you describe illustrates the concept of intergenerational trauma or cyclical abuse, where negative behaviors, such as abuse or neglect, are passed from one generation to the next. Here’s an analysis of the situation: Supportive Reasoning: When parents abuse a child, it can deeply affect the child’s emotional, psychological, and social development. The child might grow up feeling resentment, mistrust, or anger toward their parents. If the abuse goes unresolved, the child may either repeat the abusive behavior they experienced or emotionally distance themselves from their parents. This learned behavior becomes a model for how relationships are handled, and their children, in turn, observe and potentially replicate this pattern in future relationships. Counter-Argument: Not all individuals who experience abuse as children perpetuate the cycle. Some actively choose to break the cycle, often with the help of therapy, education, or support systems. Many survivors of childhood abuse work hard to ensure they raise their children differently, promoting love, understanding, and respect. Positive interventions, role models, and strong support systems can play a critical role in preventing the continuation of abuse. Action Point for Improvement: To break the intergenerational cycle of abuse, it is essential to intervene early and provide support to families. This could include: 1. Parenting Education: Teach healthy parenting skills, stress management, and conflict resolution to new parents or those at risk of abusive behavior. 2. Therapy and Counseling: Offer accessible mental health services for both parents and children to address unresolved trauma and improve family dynamics. 3. Community Support: Encourage strong social networks and community programs that foster healthy relationships and provide resources for families in distress. 4. Awareness and Advocacy: Promote societal awareness about the effects of intergenerational trauma and reduce the stigma of seeking help. The key to breaking the cycle lies in interrupting it with education, empathy, and proactive support systems.

When the parents abuse the child when the child is young, the child grows up to abuse, abandon or put their parents’ in old folks home when the child grows up. The child’s children learns how their parents treat their grandparents and the intergenerational cycle of suffering, pain and abuse repeats itself across future generations.

Disciplining children through physical or verbal punishment like beating, verbal abuse, or caning is a deeply controversial topic with cultural, ethical, and psychological implications. Here’s a balanced analysis: Pros (Supportive Reasoning) 1. Immediate Compliance: Physical discipline can produce immediate behavioral changes because children often fear punishment. This may discourage misbehavior in the short term. 2. Cultural Norms: In some cultures, physical discipline is seen as a traditional or acceptable method to teach respect and obedience. 3. Clear Boundaries: Some parents feel these methods establish clear consequences for actions, helping children understand rules quickly. Cons (Counter-Arguments) 1. Psychological Harm: Beating and verbal abuse can cause long-term emotional and psychological issues, such as low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. Research shows these methods can damage the parent-child bond. 2. Modeling Aggression: Children often mimic parental behavior. If a child is disciplined through violence or harsh words, they may believe aggression is an acceptable way to solve problems, potentially leading to bullying or violent tendencies. 3. Diminished Effectiveness Over Time: Over time, children may become desensitized to physical punishment or harbor resentment, reducing its effectiveness and creating rebellious behavior. 4. Legal and Ethical Concerns: In some countries, physical punishment is illegal, and verbal abuse can be categorized as emotional neglect, both of which could lead to legal repercussions. Action Points for Improvement 1. Positive Discipline Techniques: Replace physical and verbal punishment with constructive approaches like: • Setting consistent rules and consequences. • Using time-outs or loss of privileges. • Positive reinforcement for good behavior. 2. Emotional Regulation: Teach children to manage emotions and understand the reasons behind rules instead of relying on fear-based compliance. 3. Seek Guidance: Attend parenting workshops or consult a counselor for alternative methods to discipline effectively while nurturing your child’s emotional and social development. Conclusion: While physical and verbal punishment may yield immediate results, the long-term risks to a child’s mental health and behavior often outweigh the benefits. Constructive, non-violent discipline fosters respect, trust, and emotional growth, providing a healthier path for both parent and child.

People fail to bring up he married a 16 years old girl when he's 39. What a p3do... Shows how Singapore government covered up their own people!!!! Make up story line to make people honor their legacy.

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Nic you are good, come and fight for the poor, forget about wrong doing

This has been going on for some time already s8nce oil prices went up due to the Russian Ukrainian war. Supermarkets are the first culprits.

Lol financial consultant managing your finance 😂😂😂 ILP eh

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4 years have passed. Have we been given blank cheque????

Does he even age? 😂

Sometimes even u pay more, in return u still get smaller portion.😮😮😮😮😮😮

Am 74 retired at 73. I do not touch, mý saving, my cpf, i spend half my RA

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omg is 10 days ago while reading about singapore history and the independance and E.W barker is all rounded man and i believe strongly should be a co-founder of our singapore country, sadly we do not have anyone who can succeed or challenge today politician like E.W barker or if they do have one, it is probably maliciously done out of their power to isolate he/her from challenging, as today politician, i strongly feel we need someone like E.W barker who he shared to remind all parliament or politician in singapore "they must speak their minds, they must let their conscience guide them"

Ain't even got money for coffin yooooo

Any business you do that the government couldn’t tax you, are illegal.😂

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“Di mana bumi dipijak, di situation langit dijunjung.” You should hold up the sky of the land where you live…..this proverb summed up his philosophy when composing our national anthem.

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Where’s the highlight where they helivac 12 wounded personnel from the hunter accident????

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Dear Julian, I feel Pak Zubir would prefer to call himself urang Minang. In Sumatra, Malays and Minang are different.

This song has been a blessing for SG. Please don't mess with perfection, although it is in the language one may not speak or know. The anthem is a prayer, a blessing for SG, its people and its prosperity.

4:34 I know it's a summary but I feel the last part is a bit unnecessary as people can tell these trends if they watched the whole video

Don't need a screen to inform in school zone

She is not a politician but a good rider.

I have installed the OBU in my subaru Forrester and NETS Auto Top Up function in the NETS Motoring card . I use the system for 2 days and love it. There is so much information on the display panel, and after activating the Auto Top function, I do not need to top up my cards in ATM machines again.

yes, many doesn't agrees to this long ago and deleted my post and ban me from comment for 30 days

Distance based charging will make things worse for people who aren’t driving in the downtown core.

1G was super and after that was useless

Do people not know that shrinkflation is the precursor to inflation? Most places will reduce portions by up to 25% and then increase prices shortly after as well.

If Mr Barker was still alive he would tell the current government whose shut down Singapore Turf Club - Fuck Spider

its so sad bottled drinks decreased from 500ml to 300+ml , milk powder reducing weight, food portions and size getting smaller.