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That said, Mr Wong noted that a “we first” society is not something the government can force or direct, and will be up to Singaporeans to decide.
Regardless of what makes the headlines, most Singaporeans would support efforts to strengthen our social fabric. Most will say that we value graciousness, neighbourliness and helping others. But if we think most people will not act that way, many of us will hesitate to do so ourselves.
This “me first” thinking is easy to see on our daily commute. When no one moves further into the train, others feel justified in staying put too. When tailgating, not signalling, or speeding up to block another vehicle start to feel normal on our roads, more drivers adapt in a race to the bottom.
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