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PAP is running Singapore like they are playing Sim City or Civilisation. The big difference is PAP is playing it real life.
PAP will do whatever is necessary for the city (or civilisation) to prosper so as to do well in the game. That is why they don’t give a f*ck about the people. To the PAP, we are just “Sims”. They don’t care whether it is local or FT, what is important is for PAP to do well and score points. Concepts like democracy are adopted because they are good for the economy and progress of the city. There is no true democracy. The player retains control of everything like a dictator! There is no such thing as fair play. To play is to win, to win is to do whatever it takes. Play cheat if necessary. If they say they care about the people, it is all bullsh*t! Now imagine yourself playing Sim City, do you care about the feelings of your Sims? Do you care if you raise taxes? Do you care if your Sims die? Do you care if your Sims Are you concern that too many FTs will upset your original citizens? The truth is when you are playing the game, you just simply treat your people as statistics. This is exactly what the PAP is doing. |
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PAP is running Singapore like they are playing Sim City or Civilisation. The big difference is PAP is playing it real life. |
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Do not insult my 2 favourite games of the past. In Sim City, the people are allowed to protest and affect the city's development. In Civilization, the same thing. In Singapore, you an't even gather properly before the blue boys poune on you. |
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The truth is when you are playing the game, you just simply treat your people as statistics. This is exactly what the PAP is doing. Every decision has an impact on individual lives. The result could well mean short term hardship for many but which ultimately benefit society as a whole in the long term. |
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Sigh, Sam,
You're better off saying, "Every decision has an impact on individual lives. The result could well mean short term hardship for many but which ultimately benefit a few privileged in the family in the long term." Yes, and evemtually, the wealth will trickle down to the bottomest-most in the ladder. Every decision has an impact on individual lives. The result could well mean short term hardship for many but which ultimately benefit society as a whole in the long term. |
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Sigh, Sam, Singaporeans should not simply sit back and expect wealth and success to fall from the sky. It has to be earned. |
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Anyone who is hardworking and is willing to grab the opportunities which the PAP creates will benefit. |
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