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I do not agree with this. Some level of chaos adds charm and authenticity to the place. Not allowing people to do what they want (provided that it doesn't physi
by cryptica 5y ago
I do not agree with this. Some level of chaos adds charm and authenticity to the place. Not allowing people to do what they want (provided that it doesn't physically hurt anyone) is a suppression of freedom and culture. One of the most wonderful things about south east Asia are the people selling random things on the sidewalk.
Life is chaos and we should embrace it, incorporate it, not hide it.
- ValentineC 5y ago> Not allowing people to do what they want (provided that it doesn't physically hurt anyone) is a suppression of freedom and culture. One of the most wonderful things about south east Asia are the people selling random things on the sidewalk. I don't think it makes sense to treat the various countries in Southeast Asia, which differ on some fundamental values, as a whole. The social contract for most Singapore residents supposedly trade individual freedoms for physical and economic safety.