Mandatory Death Penalty - Toa Payoh
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From a moralistic viewpoint, the mandatory death penalty may undermine human dignity and compassion. However, in Singapore, I feel that a more pragmatic viewpoint should be assumed; that is, the deterrence factor against drug smuggling/trafficking should take precedence over the notion of moral supremacy. Therefore, I support the mandatory death penalty.
Kudos to TOC for this unbiased interview.
gwl9 6 months ago
im telling u there is nothing more cruel than mandatory death sentence besides murder....the real murderers are the governments who allow this strict n evil laws to continue in singapore without a taught of consideration n heart.....heartless pple or creatures can i say that? :)
sukh2010 11 months ago
Whoa. It sounds as if Toa Payoh heartlanders are more liberal than Orchard Road youth.
yishkabob 1 year ago 2
While the auntie knows the drug law for mandatory death penalty, it is good that her view that offenders deserve a second chance to rehabilitate clearly resonated with her. It's heartening to know that we still have people in our society who are not so heartless to follow the wicked.
Nederealm3 1 year ago