• Annoyed_🦀 🏅A
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    388 months ago

    Other than the gross attitude toward people from weaker country and their treament of maid as if they’re dog, what other human right issue they have?

      • Annoyed_🦀 🏅A
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        78 months ago

        Well i blame the US for influence this part of the world with their war on drug campaign, and the fear of drug is the direct result of opium war. It’s not even that long ago that US started to legalise recreational use of marijuana, it’s kinda condescending to it in such simple way.

        At least there’s been multiple talk by the government of Malaysia (where i’m from) to decriminalise drug, not sure about Singapore.

        • @vivadanang@lemm.ee
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          78 months ago

          US foreign and domestic policy certainly deserves a share of the blame. And we don’t even have universal legal access here, it’s a shit show.

          • Annoyed_🦀 🏅A
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            68 months ago

            Yeah. The issue with Singapore is they have extremely strong ruling party and nepotism run strong, so the old perspective will take some time to ease out. If there’s more and more evidence piling up on medical use i’m sure they will move to decriminalise.

            The only country to have legal recreational marijuana in South East Asia is Thailand, though they’re about to pull back the decision.

              • Annoyed_🦀 🏅A
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                18 months ago

                Well they aren’t junta, they legitimately won an election. I think you’re confused Thailand with Myanmar lol

                • @vivadanang@lemm.ee
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                  18 months ago

                  everyone’s a junta. we’ve got the dem junta and conservative junta’s over here vying for power. don’t take it personally.

          • Annoyed_🦀 🏅A
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            38 months ago

            Yes, but the story and fear never left the community, it passed on for generations and spread across the south east asia.