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LGBT individuals in Singapore face harsh setbacks in their quality and cost of living. Many of these can be traced back to S377A and marriage laws, which legitimise all institutional discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community. Here are all the ways LGBTQ+ people are paying for being queer in Singapore.
The Singaporean government talks a lot about meritocracy and equality for everybody “regardless of race, language, or religion”, as quoted from our national pledge, but LGBT+ rights are just so sorely lacking here, and this article is a long one but clearly summarises many of the issues the community faces. Unfortunately, according to ruling leaders, it’s simply “the way the society is”.
The next General Election is also happening in the coming few weeks, so this is all good to keep in mind with reference to the stances that the political parties have taken or will be taking.
Spreading awareness helps, so reblogs are greatly appreciated 🌈
Singapore’s 2020 election is different—to paraphrase the words of PM Lee Hsien Loong’s label—it is ‘not normal’.
The outcome is known. The playing field is stacked. The political plays and players are largely the same.
Nevertheless, Singapore’s 2020 election is different—to paraphrase the words of PM Lee Hsien Loong’s label—it is ‘not normal’.
It is ‘not normal’ in the ways one thinks—the need to adopt special social distancing measures to address COVID-19; the banning of rallies, which undercuts the momentum of the campaign that has favoured the opposition; or in the use of fear and insecurities to win support. Changing the rules and capitalising on hyped negative sentiments tied to vulnerability have long been part of the play book of the longest ruling party in the world, the People’s Action Party (PAP).
Ironically, GE2020 is not a normal election because there is less fear. Sure, Singaporeans are deeply concerned about the pandemic—being among the countries most affected by COVID-19 in terms of confirmed case numbers (at 43,661 as of 29 June it ranks second after Indonesia in Southeast Asia). Singapore’s panic shopping videos are illustrative of underlying anxieties which have been compounded by the potential coming of the worst economic contraction the country has ever faced (estimated at -7.0 to -4.0 percent in GDP). Many Singaporeans remember the impact of SARS in 2003 and know COVID-19 is worse. Concerns about the pandemic and its economic impact are PAP’s ace in the hole—they expect voters to ‘fly to safety’, to maintain its base of support which usually reaches over 60% of the electorate and over 90% of the seats.
I know I haven’t been too active lately, but I need you all to know that there is a general election in Ireland today and regardless of the outcome it has already become a historic event
It’s extremely overshadowed by American politics atm, which has frankly been annoying the hell out of me, but this has the potential to be a huge moment in time and I just need to put it out there
why brexit
Hi there thanks for the question.
I support Brexit because I don't support discrimination. Why should EU immigrants be treated more favourable than people from countries that actually fought for us during the WWs like America, Australia, Pakistan etc. Think commonwealth. I believe in Global Britain and not EU.
For example, the economic argument. EU market is actually shrinking in comparison to overall market size as countries outside the EU are growing such as China and the world's largest economy USA.
I also believe a country should determine its own laws through sovereignty which is directly voted on by its citizens. The current system is EU members are controlled through the EU beaucracy. The EU justice system etc. These people are not voted on by the UK citizens but voted by elitists such as MEP and head of states. Indirect democracy is not true democracy.
I also support Brexit because the crisis that is NHS and housing in the UK. Unfortunately, uncontrolled immigration results in too much demand for too few resources. I think a country should put its own people first. Of course immigration is a fantastic necessity. Its strengthed Britain and most countries historically. But its about bringing the best and brightest who contribute to the civilisation. Who integrate into Britain and take on British values. Google Windrush generation for perfect example. These people make Britain great but with free movement of people, anyone can come in and stay. Even those who abuse the broken welfare state we have.

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General Elections are a great time to upset conservative family members by telling them just how radical leftist you plan to vote.
Mo chairde inniu an lá an toghcháin vótáil le do thoil agus déan athrú grá mór
Lads today's election day please vote and make a change much love