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Tang Hong Liang died a proud man compared with his enemy Goh Chok Tong, whose son was charged for insider trading
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at least he enjoyed some liang and some hong overseas. in sg buay liang and all the hong are hot and humid.
Retribution will befall miw sooner or later.
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Quite a few manifested already
Pappies with handicapped retard offsprings
Pappies and family members kena cancer and illnesses
Kena charge like woody’s son
Did WP send wreath and blanket to TLH wake ?
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A true patriotic Singapore Son
No WP banner ?
Tang Liang Hong
The phrase “I have done my sentence but committed no crime” is a line from the song “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen. It conveys a sense of injustice or suffering without guilt, where the speaker feels they have endured punishment (a “sentence”) despite being innocent of any wrongdoing.
In a broader sense, the phrase could reflect themes of wrongful accusation, societal judgment, or personal struggle, where someone feels they’ve paid a price—whether through imprisonment, hardship, or emotional turmoil—for something they didn’t do. In the context of the song, it’s part of a dramatic narrative, possibly symbolizing inner conflict, guilt, or existential despair, though the exact meaning is open to interpretation due to the song’s poetic and ambiguous nature.
If you’re referring to a specific context outside the song, please provide more details, and I can tailor the explanation further!
Tang Liang Hong
The phrase “I have done my sentence but committed no crime” is a line from the song “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen. It conveys a sense of injustice or suffering without guilt, where the speaker feels they have endured punishment (a “sentence”) despite being innocent of any wrongdoing.
In a broader sense, the phrase could reflect themes of wrongful accusation, societal judgment, or personal struggle, where someone feels they’ve paid a price—whether through imprisonment, hardship, or emotional turmoil—for something they didn’t do. In the context of the song, it’s part of a dramatic narrative, possibly symbolizing inner conflict, guilt, or existential despair, though the exact meaning is open to interpretation due to the song’s poetic and ambiguous nature.
If you’re referring to a specific context outside the song, please provide more details, and I can tailor the explanation further!
Tang Liang Hong
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