Comments on: Hindi Ako Mag-Nanakaw, Pramis

By: bp

bp — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 12:53:49 +0000

ss,

well, you can help spread the word. there’s a “share” button up there somewhere.

By: SS

SS — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 11:42:53 +0000

I totally agree on this post! hahaha! I just hope ambiguity on advocacies be gone before the coming election. Many or almost all, unfortunately, are still unknowing. I think this is just a matter of who is a better presidentiable than the others. Is a fit president even present among the candidates??
What action do you think we should call for in this case? – In my opinion, you’re doing your part of sharing necessary insights and information. It is just so awful that few have access on facts such as this blog.
So much for your debate with bruno… XD

By: july

july — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 13:25:32 +0000

Hahaha! At lalong ayaw nila dahil hindi ako AQUINO. ‘Yan lang ang main reason nila para iboto si Noynoy, aminin man nila o hindi (sa malamang hindi).

By: bp

bp — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 08:41:00 +0000

q, i haven't gotten into reviewing the ads of the other candidates except for villar's.

By: Q

Fri, 05 Feb 2010 06:46:56 +0000

bp, i agree with you but it would be interesting to know your take on the other candidates’ ads 1. nakaligo, dolphy (villar), 2. lilipad (Gibo), 3. eddie tayo (bro. eddie)

By: bp

bp — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 16:47:21 +0000

july,

kung mga noynoyistas ang tatanungin mo malamang sabihin nila hindi kasi wala ka namang drama around you.

By: july

july — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 16:43:22 +0000

Ako rin hindi magnanakaw at kailan man ay hindi pa nakapagnakaw… Pwede na ba ako maging presidente?

By: ohel

ohel — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 01:13:38 +0000

I’m on the neutral side (or should i say, “not yet decided” side) This is my opinion: There will always be a good or bad side in every candidate, supporters focus more on the good side of their candidates while flamers focus on the bad side of the candidates. If you check the site’s name, it’s “betterphilippines”, to obtain such thing, as a Filipino, let’s be objective in choosing our leader. BP has a lot of insightful questions and points of view, particularly on the “HOWs”. I haven’t seen/heard any candidate yet who has a solid answer to this question (or questions starting with HOW). I was able to see Gordon’s answers in ANC Youth Forum, and he had a sensible plan, making real though is still a question (though he was able to do it for subic). (don’t get me wrong, I aint supporting him yet, i still have to hear the other presidentiables’ plans).

–about noynoy, i’m not a flamer or against noynoy, but I honestly won’t notice him if Former President Cory is still alive… or should i say, i don’t see anything he can do. sorry bruno.

By: bp

bp — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 14:59:27 +0000

arserve, exactly, that's why i've been saying that noynoy really has nothing to set him apart from the other candidates. anti-corruption my foot. you might want to check out an old suggestion i made that could potentially give the anti-corruption campaign a big boost.

By: arseve

arseve — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 12:37:41 +0000

It is standard to promise the moon and the stars during election campaign periods.

Corruption is and always will be part of politics. No one would spend millions of his own money, people and businesses giving financial contributions for favors when these politicians get elected if the ONLY reason is for personal or business gain.

Find me a rich guy who would want to be my personal driver or servant. That is what they are promising when they run for public office. They call themselves “public servants”. Yet, they want to be called “Lords”, “Hon.” etc when elected.

Most politicians are liars!!! That is why this country is in a big mess and getting worst. We the voters must device a way to get rid of these parasites who is sucking the blood of our future.

Elections if done properly can be beneficial but not enough. We must educate the people, the poor, those who’s opportunities in life are so much less than ours.