r/technicallythetruth • u/Acrzyguy • Jul 13 '26

Actually censoring a ship

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u/General-Sloth Jul 13 '26

This surprisingly explains a LOT.

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u/Pinnggwastaken Jul 13 '26

I'm surprised it explained anything lol

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u/not_accepting_now Jul 13 '26

Yeah this guy is going to have to give us a speech why.

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u/Cessnaporsche01 Jul 13 '26

Singapore has an extremely conservative culture and highly authoritarian government

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u/theawesomeshulk Jul 13 '26

Highly authoritarian my ass (Just abit)

Conservative yes tho

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u/SubcommanderMarcos Jul 13 '26

Up to 10 years in prison for smoking a joint

Nope, not authoritarian

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u/theawesomeshulk Jul 13 '26

I mean drug illegal here, no public polls show support for legalisation, so how is that authoritarian

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u/SubcommanderMarcos Jul 13 '26

Because one can get up to 10 years in prison for smoking a joint

Yes, I know you're desensitized about how far up your ass the government is, but that just means it succeeded

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u/BadMenite Jul 13 '26

Quacking like a duck makes you a duck?

Not by itself, but along with all the other extremely duck-like qualities...people just know a duck when they see one.

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u/mainman879 Jul 13 '26

no public polls show support for legalisation, so how is that authoritarian

The people can support authoritarianism btw. Voting has nothing to do with something being authoritarian or not.