The Deep-Rooted Culture Of Entitlement In Singapore by Future Kings

The
culture of entitlement has taken a deep root in the Singapore society
slowly but surely over the past 50 years of PAP reign. How did it all
started? It started with meritocracy (rewarding and promoting anyone who
performs well) that raised a few farmers and peasants onto the high
pedestal of society, e.g. a washer-woman’s son was raised to the most
powerful position of the land. After a

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