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16-12-2022, 09:55 PM
Post from https://sgtalk.net/Thread-Singapore-Spor...#pid442587
It's just that to confiscate the credits, will just be sending the wrong message, i.e. justify sedentary citizens reasons not to exercise much.
It's like PAP once had 'healthy don't need to wear mask' campaign because they had the wrong understanding of COVID-19 nature of spread, before they replaced them with new rules to require compulsory face mask wearing in all places, including outdoors.
Those who are too lazy to exercise will argue that the government (SportsSG) has since withdrawn/ retracted it's funding to promote exercise, they will consider the exercise promotion campaign as just a mistake and justify even more, their sedentary lifestyles.
Thus the Sports/ActiveSG pro exercise campaign has backfired instead.
(16-12-2022, 08:19 AM)winbig Wrote: Actually those who want to exercise will exercise. Those who are lazy and don't exercise, no matter how much credit is given also won't exercise.
It's just that to confiscate the credits, will just be sending the wrong message, i.e. justify sedentary citizens reasons not to exercise much.
It's like PAP once had 'healthy don't need to wear mask' campaign because they had the wrong understanding of COVID-19 nature of spread, before they replaced them with new rules to require compulsory face mask wearing in all places, including outdoors.
Those who are too lazy to exercise will argue that the government (SportsSG) has since withdrawn/ retracted it's funding to promote exercise, they will consider the exercise promotion campaign as just a mistake and justify even more, their sedentary lifestyles.
Thus the Sports/ActiveSG pro exercise campaign has backfired instead.
