You're wrong. The Government did not create this distortion in our
social and mental behaviour.
The fact that not all Singaporeans are displaying such poor
social and mental behaviour is a good evidence that family
background and upbringing are responsible for instilling this
social and mental distortion in most affected Singaporeans.
However, I agree that it is extremely easy to shift the blame
towards the government because Singaporeans are just not ready
to look at themselves and accept any form of faults, errors,
wrong-doings as their own credit. Singaporeans are only ready
to claim success as their own achievement but not their
own failures. This is the current weak mindset of the Singaporean
society.
To prove me wrong, go and calculate how many Singaporeans are
able to accept and claim failures as swiftly as they are to claim
success as their own? You may use only the people you have known or
came across to judge whether my comments were right or wrong.
Truly we are living in a population of
weak individuals.
Indeed, Singaporeans have become weak.
However, the Singapore government has also become weak too. When
the problems arise, they no longer tackle the problems head
on immediately and come up with good and effective solutions
as in the past.
