Daydreaming on Election Day
I love day dreaming. It brings me to the land of hypotheticals and fantasy. In the land of day dreams, nothing is impossible.
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| (Source: Leadership Speak Freak) |
1.
What if… the voting age was 18 instead of 21?
After all, we expect our 18 year olds to be willing to be mandatorily
conscripted and even face death if there was an armed conflict.
2.
What if… 20 years ago, PAP’s LKY faced a
one-on-one battle with then SDP’s Chiam See Tong at Potong Pasir?
3.
What if… there was no defamation laws in
Singapore?
4.
What if… Dr Chee Soon Juan became a MP in the
1992 elections?
5.
What if… we really understood how Town Councils
and HDB are related, funded and managed?
6.
What if… there was only Single Member
Constituencies (SMC) and no Group Representation Constituencies (GRC)?
7.
What if… 2nd generation Permanent Residents
(PRs) were allowed to vote? After all 2nd generation PRs are
required to be mandatorily conscripted.
8.
What if… we really understood how our CPF money
is invested?
9.
What if… Singaporeans decided that wealth wasn't
as important as spending time with family?
10.
What if… there weren't any foreign workers in
Singapore?
11.
What if… poverty is less hidden in Singapore?
12.
What if..
Dr Vivian Balakrishnan was found guilty of the Twitter post on
Cooling-off Day, even when it was the system auto-posting?
13.
What if… single mothers received baby bonuses?
14.
What if… there was no political censorship in
our media?
15.
What if… there was a minimum $20 minimum wage
for all working adults regardless of nationality?
16.
What if… the highest paying job in Singapore was
a farmer?
17.
What if… Singapore was never separated from
Malaysia?
18.
What if… Singapore took in refugees from
war-torn nations?
19.
What if… there was a carbon tax?
20.
What if… there the tax rate in Singapore was 50%
to fund social programs?
21.
What if… MPs pay was no higher than a General
Manager of a MNC?
22.
What if… gay marriage was legalised?
What if… It’s all a day dream after all…
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