Isn't it a right though?
singapore where got practice rights?
your don't have rights to speak your mind about politics in
public. to do that, you have to be registered to a political party
or political association.
you don't have rights to decide on government policies. there
are no outlets for you to prevent bills from being pass in
parliament.
e.g. building of casinos, raising cpf minimum sum to $100k,
pegging new HDBs to market rates, implementation of minimum wage
system, immigration issues. Tell me, where's your say in this?
yes, you have a right to say what you think in forums, in ST
etc.
but PAP has all the rights to not listen to what everyone else
is saying.
you already don't have the rights to your cpf savings, and you
have to pay extra for the right to own a vehicle (COE)
