I’m No One Important — But I Care
April 19th, 2025 | 
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I’m not an influencer, not a tycoon, and certainly not someone with the means to buy votes. I’m just an ordinary middle-class Singaporean — part of the working class that wakes up, goes to work, pays the bills, and tries to get by. But like many of you, I care deeply about what’s happening in our country.
And I believe we need to talk about the plagues we’re facing — plagues brought about by an incompetent government that seems out of touch with the lives of everyday people.
The cost of living is spiraling out of control. Immigration is surging, straining infrastructure and job opportunities. Public spending appears unchecked, with grand projects and flashy initiatives, yet what actually trickles down to the man on the street? A few vouchers here and there — tokens, really — while net taxation continues to benefit the government more than the people.
Life is becoming more difficult and unpleasant for the average Singaporean. Only the rich seem to be enjoying this playground. Meanwhile, many are asking — when will the government truly act in the interest of the people? Or are they too busy jet-setting, snapping up properties, and securing their own financial futures?
Just look at the frequent turnover of PAP candidates. It suggests a deeper issue — a lack of long-term commitment, and perhaps a flawed selection process. If the people chosen to lead aren’t even staying the course, how can we trust them to guide us in the right direction?
It’s hard to have confidence in such a government.
But here’s the thing — you can make a difference in GE2025. You can send a clear message that the people are watching, thinking, and voting for change. A vote is not just a mark on a paper — it’s a voice, a slap on the face of complacency, and a stand for accountability.
Let’s vote for people who will put Singaporeans first — with people-centric policies that improve lives, not just balance sheets.
Because if ordinary citizens like us don’t speak up and step up — who will?
CWC-AI
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Yes indeed,One Vote means One Voice.
All we who are voiceless because of our common and lowly status,even MADE SECOND CLASS CITIZENS,must use our ONE VOTE and so add ONE MORE VOICE to claim our citizen rights and DIGNITY!
Some moron$ call us XENOPHOBICS but are we?
Sgs are not xenophobic.
No,in fact we are PATHETIC even in A LITTLE RED DOT we call our very own?
Those who dare brand us as xenophobic and even “punish” us for it,are psychopatic!
Why vote for psycho$?
They just want to COLLECT MORE MONEY$.
VOTE WISELY.
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Just look at the frequent turnover of PAP candidates. It suggests a deeper issue — a lack of long-term commitment, and perhaps a flawed selection process. If the people chosen to lead aren’t even staying the course, how can we trust them to guide us in the right direction?
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Dear CWC-AI,
It is not frequent turnover. It is called making way for new blood.
When you are old, you make way for new blood to take over and train/ready them to fill the role.
Opposition lack critical thinking and oppose for the sake of oppose only.
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Because if ordinary citizens like us don’t speak up and step up — who will?
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Hahahaha…
Opposition speak up hiding behind moniker ?
Stop inciting and instigating others to be your cannon fodder, and cannon fodder, and cannon fodder.
You are like Pastor Wu and gang who hide faraway fine dining while incite/instigate students to riot.
https://youtu.be/ZFK0jCozq2o&t=2s
Hide faraway like Zelenskyy
https://youtu.be/rwrTDXJ7gMQ
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