陈钦亮的幽默，
断手断脚的长颈鹿。
前总统选举候选人陈钦亮，最近在脸书上载一只断手断脚的长颈鹿雕像。他说四十多年前，买了两只同样的长颈鹿雕像，一只送给李显龙，另一只放在办公室，后来搬到家里。几天前，意外发生，家里的那只断手断脚。
事情这么巧，李显龙刚刚退下总理的高位。陈钦亮家里的雕像就变成断手断脚。巧合，还是暗示？幽默，还是现实？
或许，人们更加关心的是李显龙的那只长颈鹿雕像，是否也面对同样的命运？也或许，不知所终？
难怪，我们需要比较坚固的建国先贤纪念园，那就不会发生断手断脚的命运。
I make a 'policy shift' when I hear the debate of right politics, constructive politics and sub-standard opposition. My original aim is to discuss about “Su Dongbo, Zhang Juzheng and Singapore education system”. The discussion will end with a sub-standard PAP, in particular from the assessment of the quality of PAP potential candidates. Another policy shift is to discuss it like a play, a drama and make it more entertainment rather than a sub-standard political discussion. Act 1 Gangster’s demand Imagine a sense in the Hong Kong's gangster movie (or a godfather movie), the gangsters' master is shouting at his poor opponent and demand him to give a price for his wrong act. The poor guy without any resources can only offer his body or his service to work for the master. Back in his own chamber, the master is still not satisfied and continues to shout 'don't play, play, you think you are hero, you think you are tiger, or superstar or acting
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