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riots, how ever small scale seems to the thing that lets them out for a little exercise. after all, without the exercise, how can they run and chase down ‘bigger’ criminals?

then again, the odex issue did earn a big zoom in all major anime fan sites… and hey.. looking on the bright side, Singapore is just a small red dot… our dot just got a little bigger in the media…

Because you cannot riot, so you join the riot police then you can also do mass-mass thing mah…

An irony indeed about the youth park’s slogan. Instead of feeling space and filling space. The filling presence of riot police, effectively reduces space for youthful expressions and feelings.

Historical incidents aside, it’s much easier to disperse riots (action figurines or otherwise) in Singapore these days, than to have one in the first place. Best Regards

Take that for mocking us you pesky wire agency…bbbissh bbissh bbisssh (govt attacks with its own action figures)

If you’re unhappy about something, you can always meet your MP. He is paid $14000 a month for his part time work to listen to you once a week. He will make an effort to explain to you why you shouldn’t be unhappy so please let him help you to understand.

in fact, in a non-violent protest, it is up to the police to protect the protesters, not cordorn them off, because it’s your constitutional right to express your ideas. unfortunately, this constitution has been strapped with many iron chastity belts of regulations that discourage gatherings to peacefully assemble and demonstrate, in the process discourage people from exerting their right, in the process making people forget they even have this right.

i won’t be surprised if there’ll be a new regulation being drafted to encompass/extend toward the use of proxies in public assembly/protest, for example if everyone made their dogs wear a t-shirt containing a political slogan, and simultaneously walk their dogs at a specific public location. maybe the riot squad will be mobilised, and baton-smack your dog if it barks too loud, and the ISD will detain your dog without trial.

well, few things we must understand. the toy protest COULD HAVE incited people to harbour hatred and violent tendencies, so if you’re the government, you’ll leave nothing to chance. for example, what if the toys had anti-religious slogans on them? the police may be building a sandcastle with a bulldozer, but they probably did it in case there was a violent reaction from the public. who knows if there are gangs and posses of IPR/copyright-advocates who’ll physically attack the protestors. in any sense, the police was also there to “ensure” the safety of the protestors and their toys, no matter how much you’ll want to laugh at this logic.

don’t you just love singapore?

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The person in charge of Singapore does not feel very secure and comfortable in his current positions even those he has vast power to do what he think fit in Singapore context.