IMO therein lies the dilemma of politics.
Most of us put our stomachs before the higher moral ground
arguments. And that's how PAP managed to stay on so long....through
economic legitimacy given by the people.
And once the stomach is filled, its only natural that people
start looking for alternatives.
But economic legitimacy, though rather important, is only one
way to power. Some parties choose to fight it out through other
means and seek the people's mandate on issues besides $$...which
IMO is commendable....because MIW seems to be obsessed with the
economic legitimacy part.
So how?
so.. do you see now how the MIW do things?
they rant about standards of the Swiss and Japan.. yet, they
force the wages of the people down to "stay competitive"
uhh.. the Swiss and the Japanese are not competitive?
so we end up with the highest costs and mediocre wages....
it doesn't add up.. something has to give somewhere...
me? i'll say bugger it.. i'll live my life and the hell with the
politicians... the book Seeing.. where the people all cast blank
ballots.. has a meaning in there.. politicians work for us.. not
the other way around