• Yes. It will *prevent* people from even jumping onto the tracks.
• Yes. It will act as a boundary and allow people to consider their actions twice.
• No. People will break the door and then jump.
• No. If people are determined to jump, they will do it somehow some way.
• Indifferent. If the person wants to die, he will die anywhere using any other means.

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• Singapore
• Malaysia
• Indonesia (because it is almost equally near)
• Others who are not involved in the dispute

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• Yes, what other people do behind their doors are none of my business.
• Yes, I think our society is open enough to accept them.
• No, by repealling Section 377A, there will be chaos in the society.
• No, I don't want my children to learn or know about the existence of homosexuality.
• No, in fact, all the homosexuals should be sent for reformative training or locked up away.
• No, because my religion says that it's wrong

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• Yes. He broke the chain of command and brought embarassment to SAF.
• No. He has the interest of SAF at heart and what he's done is correct, even though he broke the chain of command.
• Nonchalant. That's how the SAF runs.
• Indifferent. I don't really care. It doesn't bother me.
• Yes. In fact, I think the punishment is too light.

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