✨ Burn the Rentier Economy ✨

Shernice軒嬣 2000
09-21


Singapore’s economy not about creating cool stuff anymore… it’s just about collecting rent rent rent. CapitaLand started the drama, and now every tycoon + foreign investor jumped in with their REITs. They don’t run real businesses, they just run 💸 rent machines.

Look at these numbers, sibeh scary:

VivoCity under Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust $Mapletree PanAsia Com Tr(N2IU.SI)$  raised rents nearly 30%!

Lendlease REIT $Lendlease Reit(JYEU.SI)$  suka-suka hiked retail rents over 25% at one go.

Sabana REIT $Sabana Reit(M1GU.SI)$   pushed industrial rents up 27%… just in one quarter?!

This is not growth hor. This is pure extortion. Businesses kena squeeze, then they just pass the cost to us. Every meal, every bubble tea, every little service — got hidden rent tax inside.

We cannot keep feeding this monster 😤 If Singaporeans want freedom, we must act:

🚫 Boycott non-essentials.

✈️ Eat, shop, and spend overseas or online.

🍵 Starve the rentier system until it tumbles over its own greed.

Only when businesses fail and landlords bleed then land prices will reset. Then maybe — just maybe — we can rebuild an economy based on real value, not rent-collecting nonsense.

Singaporeans, we are not powerless ok? 💪 But if we keep spending blindly, we’re basically paying for our own chains. Don’t be the silly consumer.

Stop feeding the beast. Withdraw your spending. Break the cycle. Force the reset. ✨

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  • Phyllis Strachey
    ·09-23
    Land prices resetting—would that crash the whole economy too?
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  • Jo Betsy
    ·09-23
    Rent hikes are wild, but isn’t supply crunch the real culprit here?
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  • Rainy777
    ·09-22
    I suspect nothing will change until the next downturn.
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  • vibzee
    ·09-22
    Wake up, guys
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