inSing.com, 22 Feb 2012While growing up in Singapore in the 1980s, political discussion was something that was relegated to the confines of coffee shops and cabs driven by disgruntled drivers.
Parents would shush you if you said something critical about the government.
Aunties and uncles would warn you that men will come and take you away in the middle of the night if you harboured thoughts of joining opposition parties. Full story
