Should Geylang Red Light District be removed
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As per title
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The MP in charge of Geylang how?
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what kind of rubbish you talking?
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where do horny desperadoes go?
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Then what? Joo chiat will take its place?
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and let them go be in every other estate?
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No Geylang will have a new red light district. -
What would geylang make way for? A soul less HDB estate 50 storeys tall?
Geylang is a Tiong area, doubt any native Singaporean will live there by choice.
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Shift the Red Light District underground
on the surface, other businesses can operate
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The whole thing should be removed....
The whole philosophy of legalization and localization should be reviewed....
It's bad for everybody.....human exploitation for the women and moral degeneration for the men.......
Why can chewing gum be banned, but prostitution is allowed.
Dont understand it.
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Remove it, those men will turn to residents for rape and molest.
Put them under tight control and check are needed.
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It should be improved and expanded.
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They should offer more promtions like Early Bird/ Late Owls specials la
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Originally posted by Fenixx:
They should offer more promtions like Early Bird/ Late Owls specials la
lol....any all-day-specials?! -
No red lights ah? All green ah? Then lang-gar how? Traffic jam how?
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Good remove it from geyland, then they move into joo chiat...good business for me, cos most will go for a drink before and after.
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no geyland should stay. move the residences out of geyland so we know geyland as geyland no discrepancies. angie geyland my territory don;t spoil my business you stay at your joo chiat.
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Offer special promotions like Friday is Mens' Nite
Discount of XXX%, but need to do 2 or threesome
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Get Singapore Tourist Promotion Board to revamp Geylang. They will definitely kill the character of the place with their preservatives.
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Redlight = 红�
oni 红� i noe on on the road
so should all the prostitude be standing under the post?
or 红�驴头?
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STPB to revamp Geylang?
Hmmm...
they could make a history of prostituition in SG over there though
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Singapore has always been a port of call.
From Admiral Cheng Ho coolies, to the British sailors, to the backlanes of Desker Road, Bugis Street, and now to Geylang.
Like traffic congestion, and floods, you can't eradicate it. You can just move it elsewhere.
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like that angel 7030 - fatt
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Shift it to the north side of SG ba
more traffic, more business opportunities
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Singapore wants to compete with JB, and some say Batam, for the red light dollar.