Ang Moh can stage protest in Singapore, Singaporeans cannot?
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Even expatriate women in Singapore are protesting
Isn't it the nadir of nadirs when foreigners in Singapore stage a protest when locals cannot?
A blogsite (http://www.instablogs.com/gallery/SIN10209281000) reported: "Expatriate women living in Singapore wear red T-shirts as part of a global action Friday, Sept. 28, 2007 in Singapore to support the brave in Myanmar. Myanmar's deadly military crackdown prompted protests and warnings from the reclusive nation's Asian neighbors, with China and Japan agreeing Friday to join efforts to help end the strife."
The photography clearly shows that there were more than five persons in the gathering, that the activity was held outdoors, and that someone was giving a speech.
According to the police, such an activity is considered an unlawful assembly and also making a speech without a permit.
Of course the question on everyone's minds must be: Did they have a permit? More important, did the police warn the group like they did with the SDP outside the Burmese embassy?
Or is the police afraid of engaging Westerners on the issue of free speech and peaceful assembly? It seems easier to intimidate locals and Burmese.
In any event, the expatriates must be commended for their initiative and courage to defy unjust and oppressive laws that deny people their right freedoms of speech and assembly.
Singaporeans must also demonstrate such courage. Come down to the Burmese embassy at St MartinÂ’s Drive and sign the petition. The signature campaign is in its fourth day and will continue until further announced.
Note: For security purposes, only the signatures will be submitted. The signatories names will not be sent in.
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I wonder why PAP regime is so scared of Singaporeans staging protests.
So many bullshit laws.
Undercover Police everywhere.
So scared.
Why PAP regime?
I'm curious.
At the very least stop the charade of "city of possibilities" slogan.
Make people laugh only. -
It is like why your parents are scared of you doing mischief. It may come to the point that they have to punish you. It saddens their heart when they punish you, even though they put on a grim face.Originally posted by Poh Ah Pak:I wonder why PAP regime is so scared of Singaporeans staging protests.
So many bullshit laws.
Undercover Police everywhere.
So scared.
Laws are enacted to protect the nation as a whole and the individual. But there can be no laws without enforcement and punishment. It will greatly sadden the gahmen if the punishments are used on the citizens. -
I'm not a child and the PAP regime are not my parents.
It is like why your parents are scared of you doing mischief. -
I would be worried if the police are not there. What happens when things turn bad ? Are you going to next condemn the government of not protecting citizens and taxpayers funded public property ?
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Yes, police should be there but bullshit laws should go.
Do you support bullshit laws kramnave? -
They are your parents 'cos they provide for you, give you red packet every 'new year' (read: election).Originally posted by Poh Ah Pak:I'm not a child and the PAP regime are not my parents.
You watch Jack Neo's "I'm not stupid"? The gahman is like your parents.
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Do not forget bull sheets are good fertilisers for plants.Originally posted by Poh Ah Pak:Yes, police should be there but bullshit laws should go.
Do you support bullshit laws kramnave?
They stink of course, but they also help the plant to grow well.
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I repeat, the PAP regime ARE NOT my parents.
And I am not a child.
You still need your parents to help you cross the road Icemoon? -
So you support bullshit laws Icemoon?
If so, you are a child.
I am not a child. -
You watch Jack Neo's "I'm not stupid"?
Please, I did not watch that movie. -
Originally posted by Poh Ah Pak:
If they are not your parents, you can disown them by finding other foster parents.
I repeat, the PAP regime [b]ARE NOT my parents.
And I am not a child.
You still need your parents to help you cross the road Icemoon?[/b]
I don't need them to help me cross the road of course, but I want to cross the road with them together. -
If you do not even support your own fellow citizens, what more should I say?Originally posted by Poh Ah Pak:Please, I did not watch that movie. -
So you support Bullshit laws Icemoon?
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I want fertilizers but I dunno why fertilizers stink so much.Originally posted by Poh Ah Pak:So you support Bullshit laws Icemoon? -
If you do not even support your own fellow citizens, what more should I say?
Don't make me laugh with this type of logic lah Icemoon. -
I want fertilizers but I dunno why fertilizers stink so much.
Just answer the question.
If you support bullshit assembly laws, just say so.
Don't even dare to say it out loud? -
You talking about the illegal assembly one ?Originally posted by Poh Ah Pak:Yes, police should be there but bullshit laws should go.
Do you support bullshit laws kramnave?
I support that. Its not only about demonstrating. If 5-10 hooligans gather and are up to no good, the police have more power over them etc.
With regards to demonstrations and protests. I have nothing against it if it doesn't affect my life in anyway. Don't block my path, don't block the streets, don't be violent, just stand one corner. -
If you can laugh for at least a second, then my effort is not wasted. You see, too much anger is no good for your health.Originally posted by Poh Ah Pak:Don't make me laugh with this type of logic lah Icemoon.
I'm talking about very practical things. Jack Neo's movies are not known to be kind to the gahman. Furthermore it is really a local production. So if you really root for Stinkaporeans, then you should have watched it. -
You talking about the illegal assembly one ?
At least now everything is clear.
I support that.
You support bullshit laws.
I do not support bullshit laws.
It is clear now.
What about you Icemoon?
You support bullshit laws as well? -
Yes I support.Originally posted by Poh Ah Pak:Just answer the question.
If you support bullshit assembly laws, just say so.
Don't even dare to say it out loud?
Protests don't solve problems. Look, if you have so much energy protesting, why don't you stand vigil like the Burmese that night? You can pray to your god to help solve the problem. -
So if you really root for Stinkaporeans, then you should have watched it.
Go and support Chee Soon Juan lah, he also Singapore citizen.
Bullshit logic. -
Yes I support.
Thank you for your reply.
At least now I know what is your position.
You support bullshit laws.
I do not support bullshit laws. -
Yawn!
KNN, u too free..... Nuhtin' to do izzit?
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I don't think. This fellow doesn't go with the flow. Where was he when our citizens stand up against foreign governments who claim our law is barbaric?Originally posted by Poh Ah Pak:Go and support Chee Soon Juan lah, he also Singapore citizen.
Bullshit logic.
Whereas Jack Neo goes with the flow - in "criticising" the gahman with his satires.