September 08, 01:42 PM 
514 Chai Chee Lane 03-16, Singapore 469029 Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong likened the choice of a party to picking a cruise ship to travel on. He made this comment on Sunday at a walkabout in Aljunied GRC.
Without naming any political party, he said while going with the PAP was like taking a cruise ship with a destination, other choices were akin to a ship to nowhere, like a gambling ship.
In a reply to reporters yesterday, Low said: "I'm afraid the cruise ship is over capacity limit. It used to be a luxury cruise ship. The designer claimed that it's not sinkable. The name is Titanic."
Low added: "There are not enough lifeboats, no preparations or provisions for failure".
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The Titanic was a passenger vessel that sank on its maiden voyage resulting in 1,500 deaths.
Low's comments follows WP's call for voters to back the opposition as a credible alternative in the event of a decline of the PAP.
In a Facebook post last night, Goh responded to Low's analogy.
He said: "Titanic sank on its maiden voyage. The PAP cruised over 50 years under three captains. All onboard are safe."
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