Join the opposition one day, Summer hill.
By the way, in your earlier comments, you said that nothing has
changed since WP entered parliament. The real fact is that yes,
because having a small number of oppositions will not change much
in Singapore, but the reality of having a bigger change is to have
more oppositions into parliament.
Of course today, there isn't enough oppositions to block
constitutions or policies that are harmful to Singaporeans. Today,
we have 81 PAP MPs and we only have 6 for the WP MPs. So do you
really think this number is enough to change Singapore today?
For me, I would definetely say no. With a small number of
oppositions, the PAP is still able to create and amend policies
that they want, but oppositions could not block policies that can
be harmful to Singaporeans or change policies. We are still living
in the old PAP today.
Those living in oppositions may enjoy amenities without even
paying peanuts while those living in PAP may enjoy amenties and
even upgrading programs, but you got to folk out the money all by
yourself and it can even cost more than peanuts. So which is your
choice, oppositions or PAP?
Summer hill, the only way to see real and big change in
Singapore is coming the next GE, vote for the oppositions and also
ask your friends and family to vote for them as well.
WP did impact Singapore, but only to a certain extend. I visited
the WP's website today, and I was pretty happy that WP object to
the voluntary sterilization.
Nevertheless, I find the Voluntary Sterilization Bill
quite evil......because, "Currently, a spouse, parent or guardian
of persons "affected with any hereditary form of illness that is
recurrent, mental illness, mental deficiency or epilepsy" has the
power to give consent on their behalf. This is even though such
persons may still be capable of giving their own consent despite
their conditions." That means the doctor makes the decision for the
patient. That's forced sterllisation!! Crime against humanity!!! I
think I might cry and kill the doctor if this ever happens to
me.