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Honestly,if Singaporeans don't stand up and actually fight for a change,there won't be one.By fight,I didn't mean a revolution,peacefully convey your message could work effectively.
Democracy doesn't randomly pop out from the ground.The price has to be paid,and it doesn't necessarily have to be a high price.Depends on your state of mind.
Honestly,if Singaporeans don't stand up and actually fight for a change,there won't be one.By fight,I didn't mean a revolution,peacefully convey your message could work effectively.
Democracy doesn't randomly pop out from the ground.The price has to be paid,and it doesn't necessarily have to be a high price.Depends on your state of mind.
Singaporeans need to experience what you are talking about.. Ha ha
There are risks involved changing the Singapore system. Question is, are Singaporeans ready to take the risks?
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