Belmont Lay

Reporting such matters is pretty much a misuse of public resources.

An anti-Pink Dot group on Facebook has discussed the possibility of reporting to the police an advertisement put up on an escalator in a shopping centre in Orchard. This is the post put up on the We Are Against Pink Dot page:

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The anti-Pink Dot group's rationale is that the display of Pink Dot advertising is tantamount to rallying the young to take part in a demonstration.

Moreover, there was a previous occasion in 2015 when a 15-second Pink Dot promotional advertisement was banned from being screened in cinemas:

The initial flurry of comments showed the righteous indignation of the group's members as they sought to establish the exact location of the mall:

After establishing the mall is Cineleisure, a call was made to the police, who promptly informed one of the group's members that advertising by Pink Dot is allowed in private property, contrary to their beliefs:

So the next best action, according to the group's members, is to boycott Cineleisure:

Ironically, on June 1, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg reaffirmed Facebook's status as a gay platform as he posted a map of Facebook connections displaying pride colours: