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Difference between a Sin and a Crime

Difference between a Sin and a Crime

It has taken a while, but the Prime Minister has finally stated that Singapore’s most pointless law, Section 377A, the section that criminalises anal sex between consenting adult men, will finally be removed. At the same time, the government moved to ensure that the constitution would say state that marriage is defined as... 

The broken windows of Singapore

The broken windows of Singapore

The fallacy of broken windows was introduced by French economist Frédéric Bastiat in 1850. This is the economic idea of opportunity cost, which is something that is unseen. Bestiat illustrated with the parable of a cobler whose son broke a pane in the window at his shop. All the folks who came said well, it's just too bad,... 

Talking through his backside

Talking through his backside

Is Lawrence Wong talking through his backside? As the designated leader of a small country, is he internationally recognised as an expert in geopolitics to comment on the affairs of bigger states? In its recently updated White Paper on Taiwan, China has removed the paragraph on not using force, and has taken a more aggressive... 



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