Give me your reason why i should quit.Can u speak for many
ppl?
And can YOU speak for the people when you ask the government to
resign? Do you know what kind of turmoil it will cause? The ruling
party has almost completely interwoven with the government and the
civil service. Your wet dream of getting the government to resign
may sit well with you, but do you think the country can still
function without a judiciary, legislature, or cabinet? We don't
have an oppostion large or experienced enough to replace the
incumbent. Who's going to run the country, YOU? 
miong is right, any change that is to be effected must be gradual.
The ruling party is too deeply entrenched into all aspects of
Singaporean life- politics, healthcare, education, economy,
defence. It's not something that can be done overnight. We must use
our votes responsibly to effect change, either through the building
up of a stronger and more credible oppostion to fight for our
rights, or the very least make the ruling party sit up and take
notice, and not to take its position for granted.
Agreed. That's what the Ukrainians did last Nov to Dec...they
stood up against their autocratic govt and Russia to make sure the
current President was elected!
We shd do that bit by bit too!
We could do that. But I doubt Singaporeans have the courage to
stand up and take to the streets like the Ukrainians did, or even
the Fillipinos during 'People Power.' Look, most crowds don't even
have the social responsibilty to help someone being attacked by
Bengs. Storming the Istana is not only ridiculous but also goes
against the grain of most Singaporeans, and mob rule usually comes
to a sticky end without good leaders to follow up. Look how many
twits the Indonesians have put in power after Suharto.
PAP leaders are honest & decent ppl.
Now coming from someone who supposedly hates the government, I
find this sentiment quite amusing. Clever and efficent I give it to
them. Honest and decent? 
That's stretching it.
Our billionaires' sons.Hope some of them have a strong sense of
duty and believe in fighting for their rights.
And how do you think they got to be billionaires? 
They're not in a hurry to lose their
fortunes, I tell you that.
The electorates of the opposition wards votes for oppostion
MPs.The 2 oppostion MPs (one of whom is a lawyer) should fight for
their rights when their constituencies are discirminated against
for estates upgrading.
Don't you think they've tried? Chiam tried to bing up the issue
of Potong Pasir lift upgrading in Parliment, and was as usual
ignored.
BTW PRP, 4 posts in a row.. you sure like listening to yourself...
why don't you learn to use the edit button, you budak bodoh.
