Just a suggestion here (nth to do with politics)
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Well, Since there is soooo many "bad" things that happened after the last GE.. Maybe we should make a sticky thread for a list of "bad" events that happened since the last GE to remind and "prepare" ourselves for the next GE?
Cause I noticed Singaporeans are absent minded. Me included. =x -
Since you oredi say there is soooo many "bad" things, no need sticky lah.Originally posted by rx7Savanna:Well, Since there is soooo many "bad" things that happened after the last GE.. Maybe we should make a sticky thread for a list of "bad" events that happened since the last GE to remind and "prepare" ourselves for the next GE?
Cause I noticed Singaporeans are absent minded. Me included. =x
From the way things are going around, especially with some of the MIW started talking nonsense and shouting "More Good Years!!!"
They will provide more topics for us to talk about, not that i like to talk politics in the first place.
Trust me, we dont need a sticky tag in this forum lah.
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Actually, I agree, we need some way to keep all this information alive. A list of price increases, tax increases that happened within a year from the GE. We need information to be bite sized, and an easily digestible form. Cool idea, I think we need to keep the information "warm" till the next GE.
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It's not such a bad idea for a Sticky thread...
But rest assured, all these UNPOPULAR and BAD policies / solutions will surely stick to the people all the way until the next GE...
And then we'll see what kind of "mandate" the PAP will get...!
.... hopefully the best is they get AMENDED...and for good!! -
Totally agree we need some chronologically compiled, concise and easy to absorb materials to remind the people given that so many things have changed and got introduced lately. People will forget.
Time and time again, people forget. I am hoping this problem be solved by reminder tools.
Video tells a thousand words.
Sound + motion video + artistic director + youtube is the way to go.
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Its strategy mah.
You have a five year programme to implement some policies.
Some are bitter, some sweet.
Implement the bitter ones quickly, after comming into power.
Then as the next election nears, do the sweet ones.
Anyone that don't follow that strategy is not being smart.
Raise the GST just before the election!!! Your party members will kill you themselves. -
Hey i do not like my 'internet or www' to be a state run propaganda machine. We already have a state owned newspaper and TV stations.Originally posted by LimSianTong:Totally agree we need some chronologically compiled, concise and easy to absorb materials to remind the people given that so many things have changed and got introduced lately. People will forget.
Time and time again, people forget. I am hoping this problem be solved by reminder tools.
Video tells a thousand words.
Sound + motion video + artistic director + youtube is the way to go.
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Forgive but never ever forget. -
Good suggestion.Originally posted by rx7Savanna:Well, Since there is soooo many "bad" things that happened after the last GE.. Maybe we should make a sticky thread for a list of "bad" events that happened since the last GE to remind and "prepare" ourselves for the next GE?
Cause I noticed Singaporeans are absent minded. Me included. =x -
Yeah, why not?
I think I better keep a journal and list down all the unpopular but necessary policies to serve as a reminder.
Our memories are short. -
I support what you said, TS. We have to keep letting people know all that the gahmen is doing after the election to people, especially to those who are easily swayed by the "carrots" give away near or during election campaign. Help them see the true colour of the "wolves in sheeps' clothing". Tell them that if we want to have better life in Singapore, we have to vote them out.
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but there'll be some who'll come in & post RUBBISH which will ruin the intention of the thread. AGREEDOriginally posted by qlqq9:I support what you said, TS. We have to keep letting people know all that the gahmen is doing after the election to people, especially to those who are easily swayed by the "carrots" give away near or during election campaign. Help them see the true colour of the "wolves in sheeps' clothing". Tell them that if we want to have better life in Singapore, we have to vote them out.