怎样看待李显龙接受日本天皇授予旭日章？

可能很多人不知道，新加坡的中文里面“上车”两个字有死了的意思（我曾经在新加坡待了12年，经常听我的新加坡本地朋友用“上车了”来表示某个人去世了），1942年2月新加坡被日本攻占后，为了报复新加坡华人对中国抗战捐款捐物以及抵制日货的行为，日军在陆军大佐辻政信的授意下在新加坡搞大肃清（Sook Ching），强制要求新加坡18至50岁的华人男性前往集中点接受检查，其中大部分由卡车运往樟宜海滩、榜鹅海滩或偏僻处进行集体枪决。当时上了卡车被运走往往就意味着死亡和失踪，当年据统计有6000-11000名新加坡男性被日军拉上车处决，新加坡Padang和City Hall附近现在都还有日本占领时期死难人民纪念碑 （Memorial to the Civilian Victims of the Japanese Occupation），“上车”=死亡这个俚语就这样在新加坡民间传了80多年直到今天。

而李显龙的父亲李光耀当年19岁，当时还是莱佛士学院的学生，大肃清当天李光耀和他家中的人力车夫高长古路过检查点时被盘查的日军士兵要求加入一组成年男性队伍里，预感不祥的李光耀以回家取衣物为借口请求暂时离开，与高长古回到附近的车仔馆里躲了一天半才躲过一劫，不然最后也是“上车”被日本人枪决，新加坡的历史都要整个改写一遍。这段事情是详细记录在The Singapore Story: Memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew，也就是《李光耀回忆录》里的：

After spending a night in Teong Koo's cubile, I decided to check out through the exit point, but instead of allowing me to pass, the soldier on duty signalled me to join a group of young Chinese. I felt instinctively that this was ominous, so I asked for permission to return to the cubicle to collect my belongings. He gave it. I went back and lay low in Teong Koo's cubile for another day and a half. Then I tried the same exit again. This time, for some inexplicable reason, I got through the checkpoint....
I will never understand how decisions affecting life and death could be taken so capriciously and casually. I had had a narrow escape from an exercise called Sook Ching, meaning to "wipe out" rebels. Ordered by Colonel Masanobu Tsuji, the staff officer who planned the Malayan campaign, it was punishment for the Chinese in Singapore for collecting funds to support China's war effort against the Japanese, and for their boycott of Japanese goods.

另外除了《李光耀回忆录》，李光耀本人也曾经多次在公开场合亲口讲述过新加坡日据时期日本人的残暴，不过从李显龙接受日本天皇授予旭日章这件事来看，李光耀本人应该是没有把这个仇日教育传到下一代的。