Local dad Jeremy Zilar brought the family to the outing, and after passing through the all-but-the-body-cavity-search checkpoints, they were greeted with an onslaught of trade-show style booths, many which were clearly NOT family-friendly, at least by Brownstone Brooklyn Standards (BBS, whatever that means; it just kinda rolled off the Q's keyboard). Check out these extraordinary photos of Singapore Day 2012, brought to you by Prospect Park:
Yes, Singapore is a nation morbidly in love with its own sense of (in)security. And while this is all very fascinating from an anthropological perspective, does the public really need to be supporting a police-state trade-show in our beloved Park? End of story, I promise.
5 comments:
Although I find it entirely bizarre, I don't care to judge the event itself.
However the Nethermead was effectively shut down for about a week and whatever park officials authorized this should have their heads examined.
WTF were they smoking?
Celebrite the Day.
Fun for the whole family!
this needs to go viral all over BK. Park officials need to be seriously questioned on their actions.
soooo....this is the most bizarre, creepy thing i've read: https://app.singaporeday.gov.sg/programme-experiential-showcase.html
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