Comments on: Open Letter to All Filipinos http://filipinaimages.com/open-letter-to-all-filipinos/ Reshaping The Filipina Image Online Fri, 05 Mar 2010 09:51:01 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: lily http://filipinaimages.com/open-letter-to-all-filipinos/comment-page-1/#comment-3137 lily Sat, 13 Feb 2010 22:28:28 +0000 http://filipinaimages.com/open-letter-to-all-filipinos/#comment-3137 There is one answer to all of these. Annihilation of all those in the government corrupt officials from top ranking to it's lowest corrupt servant/bodyguard baranggay and campaigners. Filipinoes unfortunately many of us blinded by power and money hungry politician. Sad, sad sad....They love to play God even if they knew that they are good with one shot of a bullet. There is one answer to all of these. Annihilation of all those in the government corrupt officials from top ranking to it’s lowest corrupt servant/bodyguard baranggay and campaigners.
Filipinoes unfortunately many of us blinded by power and money hungry politician. Sad, sad sad….They love to play God even if they knew that they are good with one shot of a bullet.

]]> By: isko4ever http://filipinaimages.com/open-letter-to-all-filipinos/comment-page-1/#comment-3059 isko4ever Tue, 24 Nov 2009 22:17:59 +0000 http://filipinaimages.com/open-letter-to-all-filipinos/#comment-3059 Our country is what the collective consciousness of its citizenry makes it to be. The segment of society that is ignorant of this wisdom unfortunately has the lion share at the moment and the article writer is in the minority. We can join her/him by bearing in mind that what we sow today will be our harvest tomorrow. Rear your child with love, dont saddle the child with rules. Love keep no rules. Our care for the good of the country does not end in the ballot box. Keep smiling :) Our country is what the collective consciousness of its citizenry makes it to be. The segment of society that is ignorant of this wisdom unfortunately has the lion share at the moment and the article writer is in the minority.

We can join her/him by bearing in mind that what we sow today will be our harvest tomorrow. Rear your child with love, dont saddle the child with rules. Love keep no rules.

Our care for the good of the country does not end in the ballot box.

Keep smiling :)

]]> By: Sonnie http://filipinaimages.com/open-letter-to-all-filipinos/comment-page-1/#comment-659 Sonnie Sun, 02 Mar 2008 11:09:17 +0000 http://filipinaimages.com/open-letter-to-all-filipinos/#comment-659 to change the culture of corruption is to start it to oneself, then teach the kids. Slowly but surely, the culture of corruption will change. EDSA 1 brought admiration to Filipinos, EDSA 2 we became a laughing stock because democratic processes were terminated, and up to this time, the constitutionality of ousting ERAP is being questioned. Another People Power err mob rule in the making? I wonder what will that make of us... to change the culture of corruption is to start it to oneself, then teach the kids. Slowly but surely, the culture of corruption will change.

EDSA 1 brought admiration to Filipinos, EDSA 2 we became a laughing stock because democratic processes were terminated, and up to this time, the constitutionality of ousting ERAP is being questioned.

Another People Power err mob rule in the making? I wonder what will that make of us…

]]> By: Ryan http://filipinaimages.com/open-letter-to-all-filipinos/comment-page-1/#comment-655 Ryan Sun, 02 Mar 2008 00:34:36 +0000 http://filipinaimages.com/open-letter-to-all-filipinos/#comment-655 >>P.S. Pls translate in your dialect and forward to provincemates! Hehe. No disrespect intended, I mean for the most part I agree with what you're saying, but to ask someone to translate all of that is a tall order. You're right though, in that it will depend on people raising their children properly and slowly changing a culture of corruption that will eventually change this nation. Rallies, as fun as they are, aren't going to chance anything, they're just an excuse for the voting populace to run out and feel like they've exercised their rights. >>P.S.
Pls translate in your dialect and forward to provincemates!

Hehe. No disrespect intended, I mean for the most part I agree with what you’re saying, but to ask someone to translate all of that is a tall order.

You’re right though, in that it will depend on people raising their children properly and slowly changing a culture of corruption that will eventually change this nation. Rallies, as fun as they are, aren’t going to chance anything, they’re just an excuse for the voting populace to run out and feel like they’ve exercised their rights.

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]]> By: Deb http://filipinaimages.com/open-letter-to-all-filipinos/comment-page-1/#comment-637 Deb Fri, 29 Feb 2008 07:03:07 +0000 http://filipinaimages.com/open-letter-to-all-filipinos/#comment-637 Very well said, Bernadette. Like many Filipinos who try to scratch a living day-in and day-out, I am irritated when I see these trapos strutting their stuff like they own half the country (which at the rate it is going, they probably did), getting richer and all because of the hard-earned taxes of the unnamed majority. And the insults and allegations they trade among themselves would make you think that they are immaculately clean while the other party is devil incarnate (and vice versa). Very well said, Bernadette.
Like many Filipinos who try to scratch a living day-in and day-out, I am irritated when I see these trapos strutting their stuff like they own half the country (which at the rate it is going, they probably did), getting richer and all because of the hard-earned taxes of the unnamed majority. And the insults and allegations they trade among themselves would make you think that they are immaculately clean while the other party is devil incarnate (and vice versa).

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