Isares
Isares t1_ixv8b0f wrote
Reply to comment by pizzapiejaialai in TIL Singapore’s constitution requires the President to have experience as a minister - or as CEO of a large, profitable company. by ltdanhasnolegs
So little religious freedom we can have a buddhist temple, hindu temple, church and mosque on the same street.
Isares t1_ixv83gf wrote
Reply to comment by rockbridge13 in TIL Singapore’s constitution requires the President to have experience as a minister - or as CEO of a large, profitable company. by ltdanhasnolegs
So, why do you think the elections are unfair?
Isares t1_iuczlzz wrote
Reply to comment by AutoModerator in [WP] You sit before the UN, arms crossed as they question you. Finally, you speak up. "Unless you can find the exact page of the Geneva Convention that makes dropping werewolves into enemy territory illegal, I am free to go." by TerrWolf
This could be an interesting question. Not werewolves per se, but the use of animal species to decimate local ecosystems, or as a defensive measure against invasions. I'm curious if it would skirt the definitions of biological warfare by just the tiniest bit.
Stuff like locusts to decimate a crop harvest would probably fall under biowarfare (but would be absolutely devastating to morale), but what about releasing lionfish or stonefish as a defense against amphibious landings, or releasing carp into a river to harass supply chains?
Isares t1_ixvevkk wrote
Reply to comment by elirisi in TIL Singapore’s constitution requires the President to have experience as a minister - or as CEO of a large, profitable company. by ltdanhasnolegs
Visiting the istana is actually possible on certain open days (which is where the president stays, or at least uses for formal state occassions).
Visiting LKY's actual house is currently impossible, and even if it were possible, would go against his explicit wishes for it to not be turned into a heritage site.