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It's pretty pathetic, I'd gotta admit. $3K for such a stupid moment, a rash decision.

Just because she's a CEO doesn't mean that she ought to be bossing around with the ICA officers at the airport and throw the meat on the floor when realising she has lost.

It's like throwing a tantrum. It's basically childish. Considering she's a CEO, I won't have thought such actions would be enacted...now, I think otherwise.

We have laws, every country has laws. Even your home has, too. (Unless you don't have one, which I can't say for all)

So if you can't live by the laws with this place, then just don't come here and throw a tantrum when you realise that the oh-so-deliciously-finger-lickin'-good food is wasted because you cannot bring it in to your family (or friends, whatever).

Agricultural laws are in place in Singapore to help protect us from the slew of viral diseases afflicting the globe. We're considered pretty lenient already, and if you wan comparisons, have a look at Australia then. Theirs is even more stringent.

It's all in the interest of public safety and health concerns. You can eat all you want in China, but please, do respect the law here concerning the well-being of all

Anyway, talking about laws, read about the recent comments regarding the execution of Nguyen, an Australian who was caught smuggling heroin in transit in Changi Airport. To cut the long story short, basically the Australians are trying to lobby for a turn-around in our court's decision. Now, I just think that they should not try to impose their laws on our courts and reverse the decision. Imagine the value of the law should it be changed after strong protests.

Basically, the ball's in our court, and we're to do whatever is as defined in our court (pun not intended).


To all FNA1002 students: Take a look at H16 of today's Home Section...And u'll understand what the full-page ad is about.

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