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> yes, I'm dead serious, Americans want everything and they don't like rules Best not be so serious: You're mistaken. Is a whipping a proper punishment for ch
by howard941 7y ago
> yes, I'm dead serious, Americans want everything and they don't like rules
Best not be so serious: You're mistaken.
Is a whipping a proper punishment for chewing gum left on a Singapore sidewalk?
> Step inside a land/house by accident and gets killed by the homeowner's M14 is just... nuts (yes I know I'm exaggerating a bit).
Does the dead seriousness lead you to believe Americans approve of this nutso reaction?
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- stickfigure 7y agoIs a whipping a proper punishment for chewing gum left on a Singapore sidewalk? The last time I stepped in chewing gum I felt the answer was an unequivocal yes.
- hn23 7y agoFun fact: Chewing gums do not rot as they are rubber like car tires. And usually it is not allowed to throw car tires on the streets (learned that from a kids show recently!!)
- cdfky 7y agoCaning is not used for minor offences, only for violent crime. It's more like a $300 fine
- whenchamenia 7y agoI recall a famous incident where US teens were caned for grafitti, you are mistaken.
- seattle_spring 7y agoMarijuana possession, an extremely minor offense by any measure, is punishable by death in Singapore.