by Frederick Yeo November 12, 2023
A politician who talks as if he’s a narco who has been taking medication. Proposes morally bankrupt, opportunistic legislation that increases crime, destroys the budget and promotes deviant morality in schools in order to curry favour with delusional people who think they are “saving” their country. From “talk” + “narco” + “medication”; no relation to any political party.
by Frederick Yeo November 18, 2023
Ruling political party of Singapore since 1959. Famous for developing Singapore from a third-world country to a first world country and controlling almost all seats in the Parliament of Singapore since its independence, despite the fact that elections in Singapore are free and fair. A non-ideological, pragmatic party that takes a hands-on approach to solving problems. Their policy can usually be described as socially centrist and fiscally conservative, though individual policy positions may be more nuanced. Despite certain questionable actions in the past to detain, sue and bankrupt political opponents, these efforts have been toned down somewhat in recent years with the PAP trying to appear more consultative. The PAP enjoys describing its political opponents as opportunists seeking to score political points even if they oppose the PAP on relatively logical grounds.
by Frederick Yeo November 17, 2023
What people who say anything bad about the state of Israel are, even if it has nothing to do with race
by Frederick Yeo November 14, 2023
by Frederick Yeo November 15, 2023