I'm a new PR and a foreign outlandish looking rebel.
I have made and possibly might want to publish a comic book about
my view of life in Singapore. It is a political satirrical piece
revolving around the theme of the never ending battle between the
PAP and the OPPOSITION.
PAP: THe guardians of the *cough* matrix we call Singapore.
Opposition: The poor and pitiful few who have been unplugged from
the matrix *cough* we call singapore, they live in sewers and
occasionally come to the surface, where they wear black leather and
sun glasses and get chased around by ministers in White with super
human abilities.
I am gonna have sensitive (to you) stuff like...
"I never believed it for the longest time... until i saw the
schools myself... ont he surface.. our people are no longer
raised.... they are MOULDED...there are schools... endless
schools... to engineer the Singaporean... into a battery"
-Morpheus/Rajnaradnam
"I hate this place.. this... Box... this prison.. this
administration whatever you wanna call it... its the kway Teow!! if
there is such a thing.. its GREASY... its OILY and repellent... I
must get free, once the OPPOSITION is destroyed there is no need
for me to be here, DUN U UNDERSTAND!"
-Agent Lee
So you can basically imagine a new publication of a cross between
Singapore and the creation of the wachowski brothers.
For you copycats out there, this idea has been copyrighted by moi,
so dont steal this, (not that you'd be able to develop it
anyway.)
So anywayz... my question is this:
I will most probably get sued right? COs i doubt Mr Lee Hsien Loong
likes the idea of me drawing like 50 of him fighting 1 Opposition
"neo"-like dude in the matrix we call *cough* Singapore.
Or i may suddenly "dissapear." lol
So can someone fill me in? am i asking for a death wish by working
on a provocative comic book? Or is Singapore not totally
stalinistic?
Cos i see talkingcock.com is still in business.
