大街大便女子身份确认:是新加坡人!!!!!!!!!!!!!
冰是睡着的水 • • 63163 次浏览南洋视界新加坡讯,今年8月13日在新加坡荷兰村地铁站外大街上大便的女子身份已经确认,她是一名34岁的新加坡人,新加坡报纸报道。

该女子大便的照片被网民拍摄后上传到社交媒体,引发轩然大波。一些网民称这位女子是中国人。
不过,根据《新报》报道,新加坡警方根据闭路电视的录影,已经确认这名大便女子的身份,是一名34岁的新加坡人。
报道说,当天下午1.40分,警方接警称,荷兰村地铁站外有人在公然大便。
但是,警方抵达现场时,这名女子已经离去。
新加坡环境局说,警方已经将该案移交给环境局做进一步的调查。
一般相信,这名女子将接获环境局的处罚通知或者传票。

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#1
是哪里人不重要啊坡民只是想骂PRC罢了坡民只是想骂PRC罢了
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#2
不过,貌似她爹的的爹至少是中国人让坡人骂吧,本地华人上三代不都是中国人?让坡人骂吧,本地华人上三代不都是中国人?
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#3
这人肯定是病了啊对个病人就算了吧。对个病人就算了吧。
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#4
还别说,上星期,我家楼下电梯对面的过道处也有人大便,更别说电梯里被大便至少偶知道的有2次了。PS: HDB.
,更别说电梯里被大便至少偶知道的有2次了。PS: HDB. -
冰是睡着的水 楼主#5
是啊,肯定是有病。只有PRC才会好端端的到处大便。非PRC做这种事情,肯[…]定是病了。定是病了。
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#6
有病也是PRC太多,压力过大逼出来的吧还是得怪PRC还是得怪PRC
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#7
那也不能这么说。这事情跟特定人群联系,显然不对。
这事情跟特定人群联系,显然不对。 -
#8
即使是新加坡人,也肯定是新公民!还是PRC的错!还有PAP的错!还有PAP的错!
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#9
楼上都让非prc给逼疯啦
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#10
在她拉屎那一刹那 她一定觉得自己是PRC附体了。
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#11
大便女子被证实非中国人,中国或成最大输家
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#12
这人应该也是逼不得已吧不管是哪里人 正常人而且是女性正常情况下都干不出这样的事来吧
没人查这到底是被逼急了还是心理有问题吗?不管是哪里人 正常人而且是女性正常情况下都干不出这样的事来吧
没人查这到底是被逼急了还是心理有问题吗? -
#13
笑死我了不管是谁,反正就是PRC的错
不管是谁,反正就是PRC的错 -
#14
PRC究竟有多招恨啊无时无刻不躺枪
笑死无时无刻不躺枪
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#15
最近国人上FB几率真高前几天还有个FB上疯传的什么第三者的前几天还有个FB上疯传的什么第三者的
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#16
那些在电梯里小便的是什么人?
为什么很多老组屋都臭臭的 无法理解 不能回家解决么在电梯里小便的是什么人?
为什么很多老组屋都臭臭的 无法理解 不能回家解决么 -
#17
全球总人口近20巴闲的人是PRC人所以很正常。所以很正常。
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#18
问题是我们这么想外国人不这么想,就变成PRC躺着都中枪外国人不这么想,就变成PRC躺着都中枪
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#19
估計是神經有問題
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#20
这个不是早就知道了吧!
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#21
事出必有因毕竟负面新闻多毕竟负面新闻多
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#22
哼~ 一定是华裔
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#23
必须的凡事必有因,有因就有PRC
连湾湾坠机都能扯到因为大陆挖走太多优秀飞行员,找个理由骂PRC还不容易?凡事必有因,有因就有PRC
连湾湾坠机都能扯到因为大陆挖走太多优秀飞行员,找个理由骂PRC还不容易? -
#24
枪枪更健康与其反击
不如享受中枪与其反击
不如享受中枪 -
#25
偏激的想法偏激殃及其他人偏激殃及其他人
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#26
PRC代指中国人是新加坡人的独特发明,有强烈贬意,大家不要用来指代自己了!!
新加坡人自创用PRC贬义地指代中国人。我们自己就不要犯傻也自称是PRC! (这就好比是那些台湾、香港人恶毒地称呼我们是zhina ren,然后我们自己也用zhina ren来指代自己,却不知道i其中的贬意,太可笑了)。
应该说自己是 Chinese citizen, 或者是来自 China。这两个词都是中立词语。
英文里面把词语缩小(也不仅仅是字母数目缩小,也可以是在读音感受上缩小),很多情况下就是有贬义的。比如说,日本人在英语里中立的词是Japanese, 那贬义的就是Japs;共产主义者英语里中立的词语是Communist,贬义的就是 Commie;穆斯林教徒英语里中立的词语是Muslim, 贬义的就是 Muzzie; 那还有Chinese(中国人)- Chink(中国佬)等等。当然也有不是这样的,比如说,澳大利亚人(白人)自己称自己是 Aussie(这个有亲昵的意思,想想看,亲昵和鄙视有一个共同点,就是不当真)。
我以前在海峡时报上看到一篇读者来信,很明确指出,新加坡人用PRC指代中国大陆人的时候,就是带有嘲讽口吻(derisively)的。我看到那个信后,就收藏起来。现在贴在下面,供大家参考(注意看红色部分)。
永远不要再用PRC来指代自己了(中国人)。当然PRC用来指代中华人民共和国,是中立词语,是可以的。或者用作形容词比如PRC Citizen是可以的。但是作为名次,指代中国人,是绝对有贬义的。也就是说,可以讲 He is a PRC Citizen(就是这样,在欧美国家他们还是不会这么说,他们只会说He is a Chinese citizen) 但是绝对不可以接受 He is a PRC。解释如下:
英文里面,形容词和名词在一些情况下表达的微妙意思是不一样的。John is gay 和 John is a gay. 表面上是一个意思,可是英文是母语的人知道,后者有贬义。同样,说一个人是黑人,你说 He is black,是中立描述,但是如果你说 He is a black, 别人的眉毛就会扬起来。可以参考这个帖子:http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=1289509
Racism a thing of the past? Think again
ST Forum
08 June 2011
Straits Times
I BEG to differ from the views put forth by Professor Lee Wei Ling in her letter last Saturday ('Singaporeans are mostly not racist').
Prof Lee posits that racism is a phenomenon limited by and large to the elderly and the less educated, and cites the substantial Indian population in her working environment and in her social circle as evidence of that claim. Yes, this does illustrate Singapore's racial diversity, but it tells us nothing about the supposed absence of racism.
The writer seems to be suggesting that most Singaporeans are 'colour-blind', which is to say that we disregard racial characteristics when taking a person into account.It seems apparent to me, however, that this is far from the truth.
I believe the conclusion that Singaporeans are mostly a colour-blind people is an assumption that members of the dominant racial group here, such as Prof Lee and myself, are privileged with, since we do not bear the brunt of racial discrimination and prejudice.
Racism is not just about Indians and the Chinese from the People's Republic of China, and it is not just about migrant workers, though it plays out most explicitly in the majority's relations with the minorities.
It involves all of us, and it is present whenever we derisively use the term 'PRCs'; whenever we treat a Caucasian with more respect or accord him more attention than we would an Asian; or whenever we dismissively refer to any group of dark-skinned men as 'Banglas' regardless of their ethnic origins.
It is present in our media, in our television commercials, advertisements for new condominiums and fashion spreads that make out our country to be full of successful, happy and wholesome Chinese, pan-Asian and Caucasian professionals and families.
Prof Lee tries to distinguish between racism and xenophobia. But where do we draw the line between wariness of foreigners and those of a different race and culture from us? And why doesn't our xenophobia seem to extend to the lighter-skinned expatriates?
Singapore is for the most part a racially harmonious melting pot, and that is something to be happy about. But don't let the privileged majority fall into the easy trap of believing that racism is a thing of the past, or being complacent with racial diversity and forgetting the pursuit of social justice.
Tan Yee Hui(Miss)
新加坡人自创用PRC贬义地指代中国人。我们自己就不要犯傻也自称是PRC! (这就好比是那些台湾、香港人恶毒地称呼我们是zhina ren,然后我们自己也用zhina ren来指代自己,却不知道i其中的贬意,太可笑了)。
应该说自己是 Chinese citizen, 或者是来自 China。这两个词都是中立词语。
英文里面把词语缩小(也不仅仅是字母数目缩小,也可以是在读音感受上缩小),很多情况下就是有贬义的。比如说,日本人在英语里中立的词是Japanese, 那贬义的就是Japs;共产主义者英语里中立的词语是Communist,贬义的就是 Commie;穆斯林教徒英语里中立的词语是Muslim, 贬义的就是 Muzzie; 那还有Chinese(中国人)- Chink(中国佬)等等。当然也有不是这样的,比如说,澳大利亚人(白人)自己称自己是 Aussie(这个有亲昵的意思,想想看,亲昵和鄙视有一个共同点,就是不当真)。
我以前在海峡时报上看到一篇读者来信,很明确指出,新加坡人用PRC指代中国大陆人的时候,就是带有嘲讽口吻(derisively)的。我看到那个信后,就收藏起来。现在贴在下面,供大家参考(注意看红色部分)。
永远不要再用PRC来指代自己了(中国人)。当然PRC用来指代中华人民共和国,是中立词语,是可以的。或者用作形容词比如PRC Citizen是可以的。但是作为名次,指代中国人,是绝对有贬义的。也就是说,可以讲 He is a PRC Citizen(就是这样,在欧美国家他们还是不会这么说,他们只会说He is a Chinese citizen) 但是绝对不可以接受 He is a PRC。解释如下:
英文里面,形容词和名词在一些情况下表达的微妙意思是不一样的。John is gay 和 John is a gay. 表面上是一个意思,可是英文是母语的人知道,后者有贬义。同样,说一个人是黑人,你说 He is black,是中立描述,但是如果你说 He is a black, 别人的眉毛就会扬起来。可以参考这个帖子:http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=1289509
Racism a thing of the past? Think again
ST Forum
08 June 2011
Straits Times
I BEG to differ from the views put forth by Professor Lee Wei Ling in her letter last Saturday ('Singaporeans are mostly not racist').
Prof Lee posits that racism is a phenomenon limited by and large to the elderly and the less educated, and cites the substantial Indian population in her working environment and in her social circle as evidence of that claim. Yes, this does illustrate Singapore's racial diversity, but it tells us nothing about the supposed absence of racism.
The writer seems to be suggesting that most Singaporeans are 'colour-blind', which is to say that we disregard racial characteristics when taking a person into account.It seems apparent to me, however, that this is far from the truth.
I believe the conclusion that Singaporeans are mostly a colour-blind people is an assumption that members of the dominant racial group here, such as Prof Lee and myself, are privileged with, since we do not bear the brunt of racial discrimination and prejudice.
Racism is not just about Indians and the Chinese from the People's Republic of China, and it is not just about migrant workers, though it plays out most explicitly in the majority's relations with the minorities.
It involves all of us, and it is present whenever we derisively use the term 'PRCs'; whenever we treat a Caucasian with more respect or accord him more attention than we would an Asian; or whenever we dismissively refer to any group of dark-skinned men as 'Banglas' regardless of their ethnic origins.
It is present in our media, in our television commercials, advertisements for new condominiums and fashion spreads that make out our country to be full of successful, happy and wholesome Chinese, pan-Asian and Caucasian professionals and families.
Prof Lee tries to distinguish between racism and xenophobia. But where do we draw the line between wariness of foreigners and those of a different race and culture from us? And why doesn't our xenophobia seem to extend to the lighter-skinned expatriates?
Singapore is for the most part a racially harmonious melting pot, and that is something to be happy about. But don't let the privileged majority fall into the easy trap of believing that racism is a thing of the past, or being complacent with racial diversity and forgetting the pursuit of social justice.
Tan Yee Hui(Miss)
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#27
没有这种感觉。从来没觉得PRC有贬义。从来没觉得PRC有贬义。
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#28
+1prc 就是中国呗 区别于chinese华人
就像马来西亚人 新加坡马来人 马来西亚马来人 马来西亚华人 一样 我妈傻傻分不清楚 全部都说马来人 跟她解释了n遍 她还是一律马来人 讲清楚一点不好么
再说台湾华航也用china 中华民国 中华人民共和国也不同
有prc的负面报道 还不是一样有赞扬的 多得是中国留学生见义勇为上报的
刚刚不也有两huasing美女上报么 prc 就是中国呗 区别于chinese华人
就像马来西亚人 新加坡马来人 马来西亚马来人 马来西亚华人 一样 我妈傻傻分不清楚 全部都说马来人 跟她解释了n遍 她还是一律马来人 讲清楚一点不好么
再说台湾华航也用china 中华民国 中华人民共和国也不同
有prc的负面报道 还不是一样有赞扬的 多得是中国留学生见义勇为上报的
刚刚不也有两huasing美女上报么 -
#29
经常去HV玩,现在每次经过HV地铁都浮想联翩。。。T__TT__T
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#30
PRC不是People's Republic of China简称吗
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#31
.典型自卑心理我最欣赏的就是国人的自嘲 这些没有文化的国家是做不到的
我最欣赏的就是国人的自嘲 这些没有文化的国家是做不到的 -
#32
这两天因为这个事情和新加坡人各种吵架bloody Singaporeanbloody Singaporean
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#33
现在当初那些骂中国人的新加坡人该傻眼了吧我倒觉得多出点这样的事蛮好的
稍微有点脸的都会为自己不事先做功课就乱喷的2b行为脸红吧我倒觉得多出点这样的事蛮好的
稍微有点脸的都会为自己不事先做功课就乱喷的2b行为脸红吧 -
#34
顶这个!太油菜了!坡县小市民就是迫不及待の往中国人身上泼脏水!这样才能舒服点… 可怜阿! 坡县小市民就是迫不及待の往中国人身上泼脏水!这样才能舒服点… 可怜阿!
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#35
prc之于China citizens, 好比Ang mo 之于Caucasian,亦诙亦邪.亦诙亦邪.
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#36
老大,您没有看完我的帖子吧。都写在那里面呢,不想重复了
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#37
您没有这个感觉,可是发明这个用法的新加坡人都是有的哦看完我的帖子吧,特别是那个新加坡读者发表在海峡时报上的信,红色部分。derisively是蔑视地、嘲讽地的意思。看完我的帖子吧,特别是那个新加坡读者发表在海峡时报上的信,红色部分。derisively是蔑视地、嘲讽地的意思。