CSJ has no vision and that goes the same with the rest of the
other opposition parties members.
The reason why they don't have any vision for the governance of
Singapore is because they hide too regularly in their offices and
doesn't socialise much with the citizens unless there's going to be
an upcoming election. That's the time where they start to come out
of their caves and tries to gather support.
To be a successful opposition, the members have to be more
active than the ruling party in socialising with the citizens,
blending into their crowds. Only then, they will be able to HEAR
the voice of the people and only then will they be able to produce
a suitable vision for the governance of Singapore based on the
voice of the people.
Most of the time, people doesn't want to do things that are
difficult and probably hasn't been tried and done before. However,
that's where their problems lies. They do not understand the true
meaning of being in politics and the responsibilities and burdens
of the people in the country.
Nothing is easy, if the opposition really wants to run the
country. They will need to prove to the citizens that their vision
is the vision of the people, and not vision of their own party.
Until that happens, I will support the current ruling party
of Singapore.