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    Presidential Election 2011

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      verykiasu2010
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      Way2GO:
      verykiasu2010:

      those who are the \"new PAP\" from within the party should just openly walk out and form a new party and would probably win more votes any time


      d tipping point has not been reached yet. šŸ˜‰
      Those who continue to toe d line r well taken care of.

      Actually, TCB's 'plight' is an example.

      some were sidelined due to ideological differences

      some were sidelined due to non-performance

      some were sidelined due to skull too thick that public outcries on bad policies were not heard

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        verykiasu2010:


        some were sidelined due to ideological differences

        some were sidelined due to non-performance

        some were sidelined due to skull too thick that public outcries on bad policies were not heard
        So GY falls into one of these categories
        or was he collateral damage in GE2011?

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          verykiasu2010
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          Way2GO:
          verykiasu2010:



          some were sidelined due to ideological differences

          some were sidelined due to non-performance

          some were sidelined due to skull too thick that public outcries on bad policies were not heard

          So GY falls into one of these categories
          or was he collateral damage in GE2011?

          if they could move Lim Swee Say from Bukit Timah - Holland to the East, why could't they move GY if there is a need to 'save' him; or PAP/LHL really thought GY could save his GRC......no doubt he polled more than 50% but was pulled down by other team members

          the GRC system is a two-edged sword now

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            Way2GO
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            verykiasu2010:


            if they could move Lim Swee Say from Bukit Timah - Holland to the East, why could't they move GY if there is a need to 'save' him; or PAP/LHL really thought GY could save his GRC......no doubt he polled more than 50% but was pulled down by other team members

            the GRC system is a two-edged sword now
            Good point.
            Whether GY wins or loses in Aljunied, it's win-win for LHL tactically, yes?

            Agree on \"the GRC system is a two-edged sword\".
            How some would hv thot d dominant party had suddenly turned magnanimous
            in reducing the GRC size, increasing SMCs n NCMPs in GE2011. šŸ˜‰

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              verykiasu2010
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              Way2GO:
              verykiasu2010:



              if they could move Lim Swee Say from Bukit Timah - Holland to the East, why could't they move GY if there is a need to 'save' him; or PAP/LHL really thought GY could save his GRC......no doubt he polled more than 50% but was pulled down by other team members

              the GRC system is a two-edged sword now

              Good point.
              Whether GY wins or loses in Aljunied, it's win-win for LHL tactically, yes?

              Agree on \"the GRC system is a two-edged sword\".
              How some would hv thot d dominant party had suddenly turned magnanimous
              in reducing the GRC size, increasing SMCs n NCMPs in GE2011. šŸ˜‰

              looking at it positively, the process and the system is maturing alongside the electorate

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                concern2
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                verykiasu2010:

                looking at it positively, the process and the system is maturing alongside the electorate
                :goodpost:
                People take time to accept changes, and to move along with changes. Apple was far too advanced in the earlier years that people are simply not ready for them. But when the time comes, there is no turning back. Perhaps in the political environment, it will take another GE or 2..

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                  limlim
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                  concern2:

                  Apple was far too advanced in the earlier years that people are simply not ready for them. But when the time comes, there is no turning back.
                  You mean their pricing? far too \"out of reach\".... šŸ˜‰

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                    concern2
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                    limlim:
                    concern2:


                    Apple was far too advanced in the earlier years that people are simply not ready for them. But when the time comes, there is no turning back.

                    You mean their pricing? far too \"out of reach\".... šŸ˜‰

                    Apple was ahead of its time in those days, and yes, far too expensive for the mass - now that you mention it, doesn't it sound familiar - \"out of the world\" pricing? Maybe our leaders are \"ahead of time\" šŸ˜‰

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                      concern2:


                      Apple was ahead of its time in those days, and yes, far too expensive for the mass - now that you mention it, doesn't it sound familiar - \"out of the world\" pricing? Maybe our leaders are \"ahead of time\" šŸ˜‰
                      Yes, certainty, in a way. Yesterday, heard the news about declining birth rate and not enough population..

                      In the early 70's.. WHO IS THE ONE WHO TELL SINGAPOREANS TO \"STOP AT TWO\" ?!. Sorry for the caps.. šŸ˜‰

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                        concern2
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                        Government intervention should have a limit. Ours don't seem to know where to stop. Now still want to think about using American English? Suggestions should remain suggestions and implementions should be debated over parliament. Problem is when decisions are made by only one or two men.


                        The policies that seem so 'far-sighted' at the time of implementation sees results only decades later. There are many other policies that liken this e.g. eliminating chinese schools, removing farmlands...two of the which cannot cannot bear fruit until another few decades later. It is easier to cut trees down and build more buildings than to grow a forest, like it is easier to kill a fetus than bringing up a child..
                        :sad:

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