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Chan Chun Sing: Strong sense of national identity key absurd?
Guess he is still more credible than the Oppositions which majority of Singaporeans aka 70% do not believe in
Anyway, Singapore is not the only country with “foreigners / new citizens en masse”. Singaporeans move to other countries too.If we do not integrate the new citizens, we will never have a strong National Identity!
Furthermore, like what Mr Chan said, we sought to differentiate between a "transactional" national identity that hinges purely on the benefits of citizenship and a citizenry committed to Singapore "even when the chips are down".
Reference:
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapo...identity-key-to-whether-singapore-makes-it-to
Chan Chun Sing: Strong sense of national identity key absurd?
Guess he is still more credible than the Oppositions which majority of Singaporeans aka 70% do not believe in
Anyway, Singapore is not the only country with “foreigners / new citizens en masse”. Singaporeans move to other countries too.If we do not integrate the new citizens, we will never have a strong National Identity!
Furthermore, like what Mr Chan said, we sought to differentiate between a "transactional" national identity that hinges purely on the benefits of citizenship and a citizenry committed to Singapore "even when the chips are down".
Reference:
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapo...identity-key-to-whether-singapore-makes-it-to