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November 17th, 2005 02:17 AM #11Originally Posted by Isuzoom
here are examples on how "bayani" is taken into context:
* sabi ni dinky soliman, magpaka bayani daw si GMA at mag-resign.
pano maging bayani yun nag-resign pero deep inside eh galit na galit sya kasi "corrupt" daw amo nya.
* sa showbiz, meron pa ako nadinig magkabayani daw yun isang artista at i-reveal nya yun nalalaman sa isang scandal
* we are brainwashed from the media to govt. propanganda that those who work abroad are heroes or bayani.
i think not bec. they work abroad to earn money. the bulk of their earnings napupunta naman sa pamilya nila. so what's the difference between those who work here and those who work abroad. if they are heroes, that doesnt make us who have chosen to stay here lesser than them. we can also be considered heroes coz hindi namin iniwan ang bayan namin kahit naghihirap. but that's not the case, none of us are heroes!
heroes are dead people. they gave their lives selflessly without anything in return. let's stick to that definition.
if we continue equating the term bayani to every other personality or group, then yun na nga siguro ang ipapasa natin sa mga kabataan. the term bayani is as good as Bayani Agbayani the comedian. d magtatagal pagtatawanan na lang tong katagang ito, and the significance, wala na.
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November 17th, 2005 02:54 AM #12kung walang ire-report na kabalastugan e di walang ire-report. kung puro maganda ang ginagawa ng gobyerno e di puro maganda din ang news.
there are good eggs as well as bad eggs in the govt.
there are journalists (good) as well as rumor mongerers (evil) in the media.
there are honest cops/brave soldiers (good) as well as hoodlums in uniform (evil) in the police/military.
there are freedom fighters (good) as well as terrorists/extremists (evil) in the communist/rebellion movement.
there are sincere toyota dealers as well as deceptive toyota salesmen hehehe
to think that our president is a bad president is not looking at the bigger picture. she has accomplishments to. she makes bad decisions as well as good decisions. she has good subordinates as well as evil ones. but one thing is very clear, if she fails, we all fail. we're all on the same boat.
it's wrong to generalize. generalization is a fallacy pa nga diba hehehe
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November 17th, 2005 10:33 AM #13
Mawalang galang na po. Maybe some of you guys want to talk about politics (there's enough of that already on other threads) but this thread was started in the hope of getting inputs regarding Philippine Media.
If I may, what TV Program, website, print media, do you get true, balanced, informative, objective information?
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November 17th, 2005 11:08 AM #14
e kung yun ang intention, bakit ang ni-quote mo na article starts with "The tug-of-war between President Gloria Macapagal and media is nothing new between Philippine presidents and the press." e POLITICS AND MEDIA yung topic ng article e, it stems from the president's speech labeling the media as the "bad boy" of philippine society. if you just wanted the topic to be just the media, well sorry but you quoted the wrong article to start with.
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November 17th, 2005 11:21 AM #15Im always confused about media. minsan hindi mo na alam talaga kung sino paniniwalaan kung tama ba yung report nila..sad to say may mga media na talagang na babayaran para lang makagawa ng news and some at sobrang bias.. kahit maliit na bagay pina lalaki nila lalo lang nalilito ang mga tao.. at yung mga makikitid naman ang utak basta nalang mag ra rally at makaka perwisyo sa mga nag tat trbaho ng marangal..damn chain reactions
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November 17th, 2005 02:18 PM #16
between a free press and a controlled press, i would rather have a free press.
tama sinabi ng iba, kung walang masamang ginagawa ang gobyerno, walang masama na lalabas sa press.
at tama rin yung sinasabi na maraming bad eggs sa media, just like any industry. i think media is trying to clean its ranks (TRY is the operative word hehehe). but it will take time, just like government's efforts to clean corruption.
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November 18th, 2005 12:53 AM #17
E si GMA din naman ang nag-generalize by saying that media are bad boys. Hay naku, hindi ako aasa kay GMA. Her failure is not the end for all of us. Masyado naman tayong bilib kay GMA kung ganun.
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November 18th, 2005 03:00 AM #18Originally Posted by NightRock
or even church is good, govt is evil.
there are bad priests as well as good priests. gulat lang ako dun sa
ikakasal na friend namin, nagbyahe sila from Manila to Tagaytay to have
a prenup sa Calaruega Church, only to be shooed away by the caretakers
kasi utos daw ng pari bawal daw mag-pictorial yun mga hindi ikakasal dun.
what a selfish priest!
anyway ganyan din media. totoo nga yun kasabihan that
where there's smoke, there's fire. eh pano yun dry ice? hehehe
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November 18th, 2005 02:39 PM #19
Maybe you want to spend time with local TV/Radio if it's a live event where you get the full message without the sanitizing/glorifying/sensationalizing stuff. Look at BBC or CNN for balanced news. Local reporting is lacking this caliber of reliability.
Local Print Media? There are two broadsheets that others call boring but I'd rather take that - Manila Bulletin and Business World. These papers have less of the dramatics.
Around the world news -- open http://news.google.com/ for multiple views of what you want to know on current events.
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November 18th, 2005 03:07 PM #20
uy, para naman ikaw lang ang nagbabasa at nanunuod nyan pare ko! para mo na sinabi na ang opinions namin ay biased dahil biased ang binabasa namin. you do not have a monopoly on information so please don't even assume for 1 second that you do. a classic case of the kettle calling the pot black imho.
manila bulletin? kahit kelan kampi sa administration, whether it be marcos, cory, fvr, erap or gma. kahit siguro kung si janjalani maging presidente ng pilipinas kampi pa din yan.
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