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Originally Posted by Willamshakspear
Humans do have sexual & companion needs. It is within our genes, & no matter how hard one tries, the urge for gratification will always be there. It's only normal.
What is NOT normal if we force such needs upon others whom are not willing to share such needs, or force ourselves UNNATURALLY to resolve such gratifications, eg - beyond financial means, beyond focus at work or family, etc.
Singapore is a capitalist Democracy, but with a touch of socialism that explains for mandatory CPF contributions from employers & HDB homes for everyone, unlike other capitalist nations that left citizens in slums such as India, Philippines, etc.
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Singapore, a democracy? That`s hilarious. Singapore is not a faux democracy. It is authoritarian state. Socialist? What a joke. Singapore helps itself to the people`s tax monies. No other country keeps increasing cost of living every 2 years. CPF? Last time, say can take out all at 55, then now take out month by month after 65 and increase the minimum sum. 50% of the populace can`t even hit the minimum sum at retirement.
Singapore is not socialist in any way. It is a neo-liberal economic system and is fundamentally extremely authoritarianistic. Take $50 from you and then give back $5 one-off so you don`t feel you are being fleeced and milked like a cow. Listen and follow. Do, don`t talk. You can that a democracy? Political bullying and character assassination is what you always see.
Geylang is no longer returning. The plan is to clean it out. OKTs are not returning. They have lost a lot of money and now living off their savings. Some have returned to hawking and doing small business like food and massage. Singapore is not a free economy. Most jobs here are controlled by one entity you know who. In fact, slighty more than 70% of jobs are gahmen controlled liao.
It`s already more than 2 years already. In a couple of months time, we will likely witness the complete annihilation of the rld that we use to know of. Those days are a fond memory.
So, I raise a cup to you and say: "Gentlemen, cheers! Let`s move on."