People claiming to be liberals but cheering on locking people up for not wearing a mask, obviously.How does that relate to anything?
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People claiming to be liberals but cheering on locking people up for not wearing a mask, obviously.How does that relate to anything?
Not all laws are moral or should be obeyed. Any traditional conservative could tell you that the law is not the arbiter of morality.Obeying the law is lack of liberty? Apparently "conservatives" do not believe in obeying the law anymore.
I'not sure what that means. But it is a fact that the authorities there are tough if you contravene one of their tidy-minded rules. Anyone choosing to work there, as this fool apparently did, obviously needs to follow the rules, whether he agrees with them or not, or else he'll get chucked out, as he has been.Singapore does Authoritarianism right though, from what I understand.
I'm glad you aren't the prime minister of Australia.Singapore does Authoritarianism right though, from what I understand.
You can explain that to the guards at Changi prison then, next time you visit.Not all laws are moral or should be obeyed. Any traditional conservative could tell you that the law is not the arbiter of morality.
As if I would ever waste my money visiting such a backwards place.You can explain that to the guards at Changi prison then, next time you visit.
Actually people go there to live and earn money. This guy had a job there, from what I understand.As if I would ever waste my money visiting such a backwards place.
That's nice.Actually people go there to live and earn money. This guy had a job there, from what I understand.
Yeah, it was - until he screwed up by antagonising them with his rudeness and arrogance.That's nice.
Singapore also has laws against chewing gum. It's an interesting place. I'd love to go one day.
I don't really care about that. It's like being angry about a foreign worker in KSA breaking their laws by being gay or telling someone about Jesus.Yeah, it was - until he screwed up by antagonising them with his rudeness and arrogance.
In Singapore it is illegal to perform homosexual acts. That is enough to discredit any law they might have.A Briton who was feeling very entitled to do whatever he damn well pleased and not wear a mask is going to prison in Singapore. To which I say GOOD. LOCK HIM UP. I'm past tired of those who think the law does not apply to them and they can do whatever they like no matter what the consequences.
Singapore sentences Briton to six weeks in prison for not wearing face mask
A Singapore court sentenced a British man to six weeks in prison on Wednesday, local media reported, after he repeatedly breached coronavirus protocols by refusing to wear a face mask in public.
Benjamin Glynn, 40, was found guilty on four charges over his failure to wear a mask on a train in May and at a subsequent court appearance in July, as well as causing a public nuisance and using threatening words towards public servants.
Glynn was earlier subjected to a psychiatric assessment ordered by the judge as a result of his conduct and remarks in court.
On Wednesday he asked the court to drop what he called "unlawful charges" and asked for his passport to be returned so that he could go back to Britain to be with his family, according to media outlet CNA.
It quoted the judge as telling Glynn that he was "completely misguided" in is belief that he was exempt from Singapore's laws on wearing masks.
LOL13. COMMITTING SUICIDE IS ILLEGAL IN SINGAPORE
When is Authoritarianism ever right? This just sounds like an argument for soft fascism.Singapore does Authoritarianism right though, from what I understand.
Apparently "liberals" do not believe in liberty anymore.
They never did believe in liberty at the start.
People claiming to be liberals but cheering on locking people up for not wearing a mask, obviously.
Not all laws are moral or should be obeyed. Any traditional conservative could tell you that the law is not the arbiter of morality.
A Briton who was feeling very entitled to do whatever he damn well pleased and not wear a mask is going to prison in Singapore. To which I say GOOD. LOCK HIM UP. I'm past tired of those who think the law does not apply to them and they can do whatever they like no matter what the consequences.
Singapore sentences Briton to six weeks in prison for not wearing face mask
A Singapore court sentenced a British man to six weeks in prison on Wednesday, local media reported, after he repeatedly breached coronavirus protocols by refusing to wear a face mask in public.
Benjamin Glynn, 40, was found guilty on four charges over his failure to wear a mask on a train in May and at a subsequent court appearance in July, as well as causing a public nuisance and using threatening words towards public servants.
Glynn was earlier subjected to a psychiatric assessment ordered by the judge as a result of his conduct and remarks in court.
On Wednesday he asked the court to drop what he called "unlawful charges" and asked for his passport to be returned so that he could go back to Britain to be with his family, according to media outlet CNA.
It quoted the judge as telling Glynn that he was "completely misguided" in is belief that he was exempt from Singapore's laws on wearing masks.
Spitting costs you 1000$ (when I was there ca 25 years ago)Singapore also has laws against chewing gum. It's an interesting place. I'd love to go one day.
Apparently "liberals" do not believe in liberty anymore.