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I wish our government will grow a heart, two ears and two eyes.
- Thread starter Les grossman
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The real meaning of government is to control your mind. Once your mind is controlled, it would be easier to push agenda
Fuck. You are expecting PAP to be human..
The MIW hear our feedback, but do not listen.
Most bosses are like that too; they don't want intelligent subordinates who outshine them.
i wish this fucking govt and their voters will grow tumours. tumours in their brains, in their hearts, in their anuses, in their balls, in their organs and in their children also.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.sc...should-singapore-spend-more-curb-rising-costs
Really 为国为民啊！
As Singapore grapples with rising living costs, growing discontent sweeping through society – from young couples to seniors – is set to be a major pain point for the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) as it gears up for the next general election.
While newly minted Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has acknowledged awareness of the issue, observers say the real test will be ensuring that as few residents as possible feel left out in the cold.
The PAP government’s approach to addressing rising cost of living pressures often relies on superficial measures rather than structural change, much like giving patients sugar cubes instead of treating the underlying disease,” said Kenneth Paul Tan, a professor of politics, film and cultural studies at Hong Kong Baptist University.
While the government has started to explore progressive policies on housing and expanding social safety nets, Tan argues that true reform requires “substantial political courage” and genuine public support.
Really 为国为民啊！
Reality bites: should Singapore spend more to curb rising costs?
As inflation weighs heavily on young families and older citizens alike, observers argue Singaporeans need more than just short-term reliefAs Singapore grapples with rising living costs, growing discontent sweeping through society – from young couples to seniors – is set to be a major pain point for the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) as it gears up for the next general election.
While newly minted Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has acknowledged awareness of the issue, observers say the real test will be ensuring that as few residents as possible feel left out in the cold.
The PAP government’s approach to addressing rising cost of living pressures often relies on superficial measures rather than structural change, much like giving patients sugar cubes instead of treating the underlying disease,” said Kenneth Paul Tan, a professor of politics, film and cultural studies at Hong Kong Baptist University.
While the government has started to explore progressive policies on housing and expanding social safety nets, Tan argues that true reform requires “substantial political courage” and genuine public support.
U wait.long long for.papigs,but damage been done ,the opposition take over they hv hard time cos the hole is too deep,opposition can only soften it,damage too great,if long run still those fuckers damage is greater,we need opposition but they need time to soften it cannot be 24hrs settle
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