Well. Think about it. Singapore has law enforcement. Taiwan, I
am not so sure.
Singapore government tax its people. So does Taiwan
government.
The different is, Taiwanese people's money end up in
corruption.
Singaporean tax money does not end up with corruption (if you're
going to fight against this, I guess you want to fight against law.
Singapore has law, and has no corruption. Yeh, if you get wat I
mean :p).
At least in Taiwan govt take people's money they call it
corruption
In SG leaders take people's money is called pay raise or to
'prevent corruption'
So which is worse morally? Taking People's money illegally or
making it legal to take people's money? At least the taiwanese are
legally armed to deal with injustices, in SG no one questions the
government's actions as long as its made legal. The genius of our
ministers is that they made it legal to take more money from us
In effect both sides are doing the same thing but one is called
corruption and the other is to 'prevent corruption'
Such is the corruption of language when the government has
unlimited power and has monopoly over the legal use of force