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who is the notorious terrorist?
Where have you been?
who is the notorious terrorist?
Where have you been?
Where have you been?
don't be an idiot, democracy simply means rule of the majority. incidentally, 51 in 100 is considered majority
Democracy is simply power to the people.
red amoeba said:one word explains it all: complacency.
Agree with you. Complacency has developed after more than 50 years in power.
Not really. That's majoritarianism. Democracy is simply power to the people.
60% vs 40%, why is the PAP still in power? even if it would be 51 vs 49, everyone still lan lan listen to the majority. power to the people?
60% vs 40%, why is the PAP still in power? even if it would be 51 vs 49, everyone still lan lan listen to the majority. power to the people?
Then the demos (people) do not have kratos (power). Singapore is not a democracy. I'm just explaining to you the subtle difference between democracy and majoritarianism.
Then the demos (people) do not have kratos (power)
Yes, SG is definitely not a democracy
1. MRT Congestion
2. Housing problem
3. Hospital beds shortage
4. Unemployment of locals
5. Increased suicide rate
6. Unhappiness of citizens
7. Road congestion
8. High ERP rates without easing traffic congestion
9. Bus crowdedness
10. National Service for locals, jobs for foreigners
11. PAP running out of idea how to promote economic growth but having to resort to vices such as gambling.
12. Increased social problems and integration due to high influx of cheap, unskilled and unqualified migrant laboour with their 3rd world social behaviour and lawlessness
Are these signs of the crumbling of Singapore? The pap appears to run out of ideas how to bring SG forward but is taking the obvious easy ways out, bringing long term problems to SG.
Are the recent MRT failures precursors to more failures to come? Will there be forthcoming systemic failures of the Transport system, Medical Institutions, Housing issues, social problems?
They hjave a too high and almighty view of themselves. Any Singaporean who has the audacity to challenge them is viewed with disgust
"disgust" is the word I use to describe the feelings of the ah pek & ah mn with their hands clutching a copy of the 联合早报 yesterday. think the headlines certainly caught their attention
"disgust" is the word I use to describe the feelings of the ah pek & ah mn with their hands clutching a copy of the 联合早报 yesterday. think the headlines certainly caught their attention
The fact that Ee keep on using the word sacrifice when reviewing the ministers salary is sickening.When serving the country is seen in terms of monetary sacrifice and not service to the people, than everything is simply wrong.
The timing as usual should be seen in perspective eg
-issuing of parade boots when a certain person's son joined NS
-relaxation of mother tongue requirement when some people grandkids cannot make the grade
-removal of estate duty when somebody's wife becoming sickly
and now change in ministers salary only when a person retires from the cabinet.
Yet these people dare to claim this is meritocracy when everything evolves around a person and his family?
It's as good as North Korea calling itself Democratic People's Republic of Korea -as we all know its neither democratic and accountable to the people.