This election sees the involvement of more people, particularly the younger generation, whether they can vote or not, partly thanks to social media.It's a powerful tool that helps one another pass the message, messages that were previously not heard through the local media. It's good that more people are sitting up to listen and see for themselves what's happening around us, what's in store for their future, for our future. Whether one is following the news because 'monkey see monkey do' or is geneuinely concern about the campaign, the message is out there. That we want to be heard, that perhaps if we entrust our future in the opposition parties, we can change. Yes, we don't doubt the capabilities of the PAP and deny the efforts they have put in. But if today, the opposition parties are given the same amount of resources and space to do what they believe in, will they pare in comparison? I don't think so. Monopoly is bad. As consumers, we should...