See
here for the full text of a Straits Times interview with Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister.
In particular: 'Our society will not reach consensus on this issue for a very long time to come. The way for homosexuals to have space in our society is to accept the informal limits which reflect the point of balance that our society can accept, and not
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We shouldn't accept the limits. No.
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Oh the familiarity of the feeling...
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They are all like that. Condescending, patronizing, domineering.
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And why I will never go back.
Methinks the government is taking for granted their absolute control of the media. Unfortunately the innate asian xenophobia and fetishisation of the social norm will work in their favour.
It's depressing. Try to buck the party line and you'll wind up like Anwar.
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(*)There is something off with the grammar of this sentence but I can't figure out quite what..
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I can express my opinion but only gently and I cannot argue for it too strongly. I cannot openly debate or otherwise attempt to amplify my point of view to attract the attention of others who might agree with me. As a member of society my voice can be heard but, because of what I choose to say, it is not considered as important as other voices. Not all societal voices are equal.
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