I don't think Singapore is anyway same as US. Perhaps in the context of law enforcement Singapore is very efficient, which sometimes can become a problem. However, unlike US, it is hard for people to change things (unless you are the government), even a simple public gathering needs police permit and that since they are so efficient they will hardly issue any to potential 'trouble makers' (in their opinion). The society is also different unlike US. Meaning the people in Singapore are mostly ignorance unlike US where radical movement exist, just that the congress haven't hear from them. Unless the MP/Parliament do something, I don't think situation will change in Singapore at the moment. Consider contacting your MP or your political party to discuss about this =)
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