Maybe next time they will practice this form of unfair treatment
in healthcare.
Opposition supporters join the end of the queue, PAP supporters
join the queue in front of the opposition. At the end of the day,
the queue will never get short and the opposition supporters will
never get to see the doctor, because there will always be new PAP
supporters joining the queue to see the doctor.
The same logic you will apply here is, the PAP supporters have not
seen the doctor, what makes you think that the opposition
supporters has priority in seeing the doctor.
But then again, like you said, it's an imperfect world, so I guess
we have to deal with the marginalisation.
In an imperfect world, we try to enact laws to protect the minority
from being singled out for oppression. We do not turn a blind eye
and let the oppression continue. We try the best of our abilities
to make an imperfect world perfect again. If we had wanted to
persist in our imperfect world model, we should not have enacted
laws to protect citizens from murder, robbery, wife battering,
etc.
