Alex Ong Pushes Old Lady vs Hong Kong Bus Uncle

Taking public transport from place to place is something most Singaporean does on a day to day basis but how often to you see people creating a scene on the bus? Not uncommon actually, I have seen way too many stressful people of Singapore doing weird things on board. So what happened this time?



A young man got "popular" thanks to social media platform for his act on the bus.

You all remember Hong Kong bus uncle many years ago?



His favorite line : " You've Stress and So do I".

So are people really very stress? Is the society too much for us to hack? Let's take a crack at this situation, these people who had their argument on the bus does not know each other, does not have any initial hatred or bad blood to begin with, so what's the hate and angst coming from?

Before I go on, let's take a look at what Alex Ong has to say.

I do not know Alex. I have no idea about what being said is true or should it even be taken into consideration since we saw the video and obviously he did push an old lady which is wrong.

Then again, who are we to judge what is right or wrong from a short video which started in the mist of the whole drama? Did we see what happened before? And how did we just immediately just jump into conclusion that it is Alex's fault?

1. Cause the "victim" is an old female who is "helpless"
2. Cause Alex is the one shouting and looking very rowdy.
3. Cause a nice looking bare back lady went and help the old lady and automatically we sympathize the older lady. No? It might sound like one of my humsup comments but think again.

And no, I am not protecting Alex and neither am I saying that it is the Auntie's fault for being stubborn. A push is a push and that's the mistake. Alex shouldn't have gotten physical with the auntie.

If I really need to pin point whose fault is it in this whole saga :

THE BLARDY BUGGER WHO TOOK THE VIDEO. 

Everyone has a friend who will go "Eh, don't do that or else you kenna* stomp ah!." See! this is the blardy culture in Singapore now that most of us stop doing what we do not because we have learnt what is right or wrong but more because we do not want to get stomp!

What the hell is stomp you ask me? They say it is citizen journalism I say it's a f*cking piece of shit website that is socially and morally incorrect. Taking pictures or video of people who are unaware and than putting it up online for people to comment and make fun of, seriously?

You be the judge, your say: STOMP: Singaporean Seen. 

So because of this person who took a video and posted it online, everyone commented and it hit the news.  No, I am not kidding you.



It's kind of like a domestic issue and incident that nobody would even take a 2nd look at it if not for the media. The polices are "stress" to come in and now Alex have to be put under investigation and go through the whole saga of people poking fun at him and calling him names. According to him he is already under a lot of mental issues but because of this, netizen are jumping into conclusion and passing comments from him being a "fake mental patient", comment about him being stress is because of his bad academic results and he shouldn't blame anyone, some called him gay with scarf and the most outrageous one are comments that blamed our government saying that it's their fault to make living standard high and education system too tough for people and Alex couldn't take it.  Seriously netizen? From a bus pushing incident and you can blame our government for it?

This is exactly the reason why I supported Xiaxue's article. it's simply because online user these days seriously not thinking and not taking responsibility of what they are doing. They simply think they can get away with all their comments.

And I am signing off with a picture for the dude who took the video:

Mr.Smith, you like to take video? Be like Edison lah!

*Kenna : get into, get "hit" by.