<i>...unless you are into politics...</i><p>I have nothing against Singapore, but that&#x27;s kind of the whole point of free speech -- the ability to discuss all ideas that can alter society.<p>I suppose a society where those in charge are all benevolent could get by without it for a long time, but eventually I would expect a disconnect between the perceptions of the government and the needs of the people that can scarcely be solved with free speech, but almost certainly not without it.<p>Since I&#x27;m just reasoning aboit generalizations, I&#x27;ll ask, how does Singapore work around this problem?