You are wasting your time trying to chorently explain things to me I'm r-slurred.

Wait a second Sing a slur isn't in China. Did they smuggle opium into Malaysia too?

That's a pretty... misleading view of opium usage in China. The Bongs forced the Qing to allow them to trade opium into China, they didn't force the Chinese to take them. Opium was, historically, taken by upper-class Chinese. It became popular with the middle and lower classes during the late Qing period and there was a huge demand for import from India. The Bongs and other Western nations wanted in on the action and brought opium cultivated in India and sold them to the Chinese. The Qing governmment tried to ban the use and trade of opium but both didn't succeed, thus the Opium wars. Even during the period when the Bongs were selling opium to China, the homegrown opium market was growing rapidly and didn't stop until the CCP came to power. My point here is that the Bongs weren't enacting some evil plan to turn Chinese into junkies (even though they knew about the addictive effects of opium), they were just attracted by the prospect of making profits on the Chinese demand which already existed before they came. Even if they couldn't trade opium to the Chinese, I highly doubt the weakening Qing government could have banned the rise of China-grown opium. Blaming the Bongs for their social ills is just classic Chinese cope, just like their nonsense about the "century of humiliation".

As for Singapore, I'm not sure why you tried to link them with Chinese history. Singaporean Chinese don't really identify with the mainlanders. The reason for their harsh treatment of drug traffickers isn't due to some historical trauma. It's mostly due to pragmatic reasons. Aside from the obvious moral and social issues, drug addiction also robs the country of productive workers. Since Singapore has no natural resources, its human capital is all-important. The Redditor was also right in that Singapore used to be a hub for drugs. It was a distribution center for opium under colonial rule and later on, a lot of heroine was trafficked through and into Singapore as well. The heroine problem became so bad in the 70s that the government started a, sort of, war on drugs. The mandatory death penalty for drug traffickers was passed due to the government's Confucian belief in the effectiveness of harsh deterrence in eliminating undesirable behaviours. Seems to have mostly worked.

Also, I'm not sure why you think Singapore doesn't execute a lot of people. They have one of the higher execution-per-capita rates in the world, most of it for drug trafficking.

I'm sensing some great bait potential here.

I know some guy who visited Singapore with his family like 5 times or something cause they adopted his bother or sister or whatever from there. He told me everyone in Sinkintosea is super rich. Fake news?

The issue in this case is that the punishment isn't applied consistently. That doesn't mean Sing Sing should get rid of the death penalty for drugs, it means they need to execute rich weedbros too

I wish I’d gotten just a smidge longer to spend in your city/country when I visited. It was cool as frick, TBH, even though it was THE most ungodly hot and humid place I’ve ever been, Central America included.