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You can bitch about police corruption in Singapore -- rare as it is. The media isn't afraid to report, and the government isn't afraid to act. And sure, you ca
by sjwright 12y ago
You can bitch about police corruption in Singapore -- rare as it is. The media isn't afraid to report, and the government isn't afraid to act.
And sure, you can bitch about it in the USA -- common as it is. Except the media doesn't care (unless you have particularly compelling video footage) and the government is too scared to act.
- jpatokal 12y agoAre you serious? Here's an actual case of corruption at a government-linked org in Singapore: in particular, look how three people making claims that later turned out to entirely factual were sued into apologizing, and the bubble only burst when the NKF made the mistake of suing somebody even better-connected to the establishment. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Kidney_Foundation_Singapore_scandal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Kidney_Foundation_Sin...
- sjwright 12y agoException that proves the rule.
- skinnylatte 12y agoSo we are too corrupt or are we too authoritarian? After all we just jailed a man over pineapple tart corruption. NKF is not the government. That's kind of like saying that TSA molests people, and that the federal government is responsible for it.
- nailer 12y agoIt's possible to be both. Do not tolerate protest, and also promote family members to run state organisations.
- skinnylatte 12y agoI think you'll find that there are no grounds to prove the latter part of your statement in a way which supports your implied accusations of nepotism.