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Higher GST rates will go a long way towards helping the poor.
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Simi rubbish manifesto is this?
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Higher GST rates will go a long way towards helping the poor.
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Correct. They have no idea how to grow and nurture our native population, then the influx of foreigners. They have no idea how to curb inflation, hence more CDC vouchers, rebates, etc. They have no idea how to curb the smoking habit, hence regular price increase for cigarettes.
I know you are in the Oppies camp. So, of course you'll feel very delighted if the PAPies will lose another SMC. I'm just rooting on your behalf. As for me, I've long said that the PAPies should be able to command 65% majority in this May 2025 GE.
Majority of Sinkies are afraid of instability. Those CDC vouchers are a good bait to lure them into their camp. Majority of Sinkies have been bought. Don't you even realize that even the WP is siding with some of their policies?
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Bro, don't smoke so much lah. Bad for your health.
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Thanks bro. I am trying to cut down, have been successful in doing so.
resolve to make you pay and pay. Increase ministers' pay after the elections. Mark my words
How can life in SG be sustainable for young Sinkies? Cost of flat? Uni and job opportunities? Childcare and job protection for mothers? NS reservist commitments? Why build life in SG vs overseas??? Can Pappies please answer??? GNNBCCB!!!
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Make u vote for them
In fact, it's the opposite: want higher inflation to drive up prices, and they don't want to be cheap so that people are motivated to work harder and avoid becoming complacent. Typically, a 2% inflation rate has been maintained in the past, and without it, there's a risk of deflation, which could lead to a depression – a situation the government would prefer to avoid.
