Well, they did serve you during elections. If you are living in
opposition wards, they served you abalone porridge in the morning.
For those living in PAP wards, you are served with their "sincere"
handshakes at the MRT stations on your way to work. Besides, during
elections, they gave you money and told you they will upgrade for
your estates. After elections, the money given were taken back in
the form of fee hikes from transport, electricity and water. They
also forgot to tell you that estates upgrading are not free and
there will be a priority queue for estates who voted for them most
during the elections. Anyway, you missed out the word "should"
Politicians should serve the voters not the
other way round.
Unfortunately, singaporeans since young have been misled into
thinking that they are serving the politicians instead.
Thanks for the correction.
Yes, politicians should serve the voters not
the other way round.
And not serve the voters only during election but
throughout the term 24/7.
It's about commitment of discharging their
duties.
