Not much improvement compared to the past. I can tell that the entire dialogue is very biased and one sided. They are obviously preaching

Oh man..i feel bad for the counsellor he was sitting there in silence. The scripting done for the host didn’t include any questions for him or opportunity to share insights 😢

@Peacelily22 yes so true, that's what I felt, hope they improve lah

There are also many people who screwed up their lives because of alcohol. You sound more like a joker by making such a naive comment 🤡

Bruce I saw him once very handsome and big brother figure type of guy the smile can kill lot of women 😅

Your point being? Many drugs are way more addictive and damaging than alcohol, even in small quantities. Alcohol is considered relatively unaddictive UNLESS the person choose to binge drink. Many things can be highly addictive if you take it excessively. Even cough syrup or glue can make you high. Drugs in contrast even a small amount is dangerous.

@@user-xh2kw5eh1uIn the first place, what makes you think that illegal drugs are more harmful than alcohol? That is what the government wants you to believe. Your argument is invalid, alcohol causes violent crimes, sexual assault and road accidents. What makes you think that even small amount of drugs are dangerous? Alcohol is equally addictive as many illegal drugs, alcohol poisoning is a serious and sometimes deadly result of drinking large amounts of alcohol in a short period of time. Drinking too much too quickly can affect breathing, heart rate, body temperature and gag reflex. In some cases, this can lead to a coma and death. Alcohol is also a carcinogen and can increase the risk of many types of cancer. It is even worst for those who turn red after drinking, someone with Asian flush is 6-10 times more likely to develop esophagus cancer from drinking alcohol than someone who does not have alcohol flush.

But it is worth talking and reminding about it again and again

As of now, even cbd is illegal in sg. How silly is that 🤡

say kNOw to drugs

lol who don't wanna make money? you don't?

ya especially simon. his content is mostly about him portraying himself in a good light: humble, underdog, kind, etc. like jackie chan like that hero in movie, villian (character wise) in real life

Nobody say that it’s acceptable

@@qwesdsxfhjj But alcohol is legal so that is still a huge difference

@@user-to6wu9fr6v there’s a HUGE DIFFERENCE in consuming in moderation and abusing it.

@@qwesdsxfhjj Yes of course, moderation can be applied to both alcohol and drugs

As long as the Singapore government can make money out it or tax it, it is not considered a vice. Example cigarettes, alochol, gambling (heck! they even opened a few casinos). All these are deemed as harmful in general yet the Singapore government allows them coz they can squeeze money out of these activities somehow but drugs are harder for them to get money or tax it. If really care about the people, then ban all vices! But they won't do it coz they are double standard and corrupted!