Up to 90% of S'poreans do not enjoy a middle-class lifestyle in the developed world

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Beyond finances, a middle-class lifestyle in a developed country typically involves having a comfortable home in a safe neighbourhood, 1-2 cars for the family, access to good education for children, the ability to afford leisure activities and vacations as well as a sense of economic security and upward mobility. By these standards, most S'poreans do not enjoy a middle-class lifestyle in the 2nd richest country in the world.
 
classes in sg are measured by prices of kopi sets. high class in sg means $16.9 fartisinal coffee and avocado toast at tiong bahru cafe or providor. upper middle class in sg means $6.9 kopi set at yakun or toastbox. lower middle class means $3.69 kopi set at kopitiam or food court. low class or low ses means $1.69 kopi set at hawker center with ntuc member and town council subsidies.
 
Only PAP elites can enjoy all these. Fuck PAP:FU:
KNN, I am waiting for PAP to start a religion on which I can build my faith. Tio conned by a low SES carpenter - no car but got donkey; not only no comfortable home, but ownself admitted he did not even have a pillow. Even a Grab deliveroo is richer than Him.
 
Honestly,PAP is a cold-blooded unkind dracula but 65% still voted for it and are very contented.
The PAP extracts money from the people like the Mafia in return for "protection".
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The only countries with a lower rate of car ownership in the world than S'pore are Burundi, The Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Tanzania, which are all Third World African countries. S'pore is supposedly the 2 second richest country in the world after Switzerland!
 
With up to 85% of residents in S'pore living in HDB flats and a paltry 10% who own cars, we resemble a Third World and not First World Country.
 
Absolutely and does anyone think these retards will cause a brain drain if they leave ?
Entrepreneurs and innovators from S'pore who found success overseas include Paul Yang who is the co-founder of the video editing and social media app Lomotif, which is based in California, USA; Chelsea Scott-Blackhall who is a fashion designer of S'porean-British heritage, who found success in New York with her brand Dzojchen, which has been featured at fashion weeks in Paris and New York; and Dr Tan Min-Han who is the founder of Lucence, a S'porean biotech startup headquartered in Palo Alto, California, that specialises in cancer diagnostics.
 
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