I laugh when I read this from the Young Democrats page :
Come into our Facebook page and be a part of a lively discussion about the need for political change in Singapore!A few days ago, Corns (our teammate) joined the Young Democrats Facebook group and started to post her views. My initial post was removed by the Young Democrats, leaving behind a response from Muhd Khalis Rifhan to her initial post.

Next, the Honorary Secretary of Young Democrats, Jarrod Luo, responded in kind asking Corns to use the discussion board.

Since Jarrod wanted dirt to be swept under carpet, Corns decided to leave just her final question that Muhd Khalis Rifhan had not answered to her earlier on, before going under the carpet.

Well, Muhd Khalis Rifhan still did not answer to Corns' question, sadly.
At the discussion board, Corns posted this popular sentiment about the SDP -->

Seelan Palay was the last person to comment on my posting. Then when Corns logged in today, she found herself banned from the group!
Who could have banned Corns Tan?

The answer lies in 1 of the Admins.
- Priveen Suraj (President of Young Democrats)
- Jufri Salim (Vice-President of Young Democrats)
- Jarrod Luo (Honorary Secretary of Young Democrats)
- Muhd Khalis Rifhan (the Gentleman that did not answer my question)
1 of the reasons stated by the SDP as to why join Young Democrats is "
The Young Democrats is a vehicle to express your opinions without constraints."
linkMY FOOT!
Recall the days when SDP's website allowed anonymous comments? SDP was attacked and assaulted and that led SDP to restrict comments only to those who register. With yet another such episode in censoring alternative views, SDP has exposed its timidity and fearfulness of what they really stand for -- personal gains rather than for country.