Female spectator tells Dilangalen to 'shut up'

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When ever I hear a congress, senate or even a courtroom proceedings with the politicos calling each other with the title of honorable gentleman & etc, I want to barf.

I hope the day doesn't come that the word honorable is defined as a sarcastic word with a negative meaning in Mr. Webster's book.

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he should've ignored the message. sabi nga ni sec drilon, if he were in dilangalen's shoes, he would've kept the note to himself.

by telling those present kung ano ang content ng note, di ba siya na rin ang nagpahiya sa sarili nya?

[zero]

walang ganyan sa States!

[badkuk]

mas exciting ang kongreso ng taiwan -- me actual bakbakan/sabunutan!

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kung pinanonood nyo yun proceeding ng joint session sasabihin nyo tama yun ginawa ng babae imagine 3 days lang ngayayari. i start manood 3pm yesterday la ng ginawa si dilanganin kundi maki pagtalo kay francis pangalinan. sa tingin nyo dapat pa bang igalang tong mga to kung di na sila kagalanggalang. imagine kahit sino magsalita sigawan nya ng shut up kahit speaker shut up din sigaw nya. buti na lang natalo sya imagine kung nanalo yan di lalo ng naging siga yan sa senado.

[Tifosi]

(In Digs' voice) "Syat ap Mr. Speaker, syat ap"

Grabe talaga tong si Digs, grandstanding to the max. I was laughing my a$$ off last night nung nakita ko tong news na to. Laking gulat ko na kaklase ko nung high-school nagsabi kay Digs na manahimik siya hehehe It seems he didn't get the message though kasi he tells Gonzalez to syat ap 10 times or so.

Ano ba naman tong bansa natin, pati kung papano bilangin ang boto pagdedebatehan ng pagkatagal-tagal, samantalang ang India with a population of OVER 300,000,000 already has a winner in 2 days!!!

[Stuckinstock]

I don't think na tamang i-compare ang process sa India sa process natin dito.

I can't remember exactly the details but their process goes something like a representative from a certain region lang nila ang ivo-vote ng mga tao. tapos yung mga representatives na nanalo ang boboto ng presidente(or prime minister?) nila.

if we would compare our process with them, di tayo nalalayo kasi after 2 days me mga napo-proclaim na ring winners na local representatives dito sa tin.

what sucks is the way we are handling the presidential and vice presidential counting. di ko alam, pero di ba dapat sana inaayos na nila yang mga guidelines na yan before the election pa lang?

[Tifosi]

Originally posted by Stuckinstock
I don't think na tamang i-compare ang process sa India sa process natin dito.

I can't remember exactly the details but their process goes something like a representative from a certain region lang nila ang ivo-vote ng mga tao. tapos yung mga representatives na nanalo ang boboto ng presidente(or prime minister?) nila.

if we would compare our process with them, di tayo nalalayo kasi after 2 days me mga napo-proclaim na ring winners na local representatives dito sa tin.

what sucks is the way we are handling the presidential and vice presidential counting. di ko alam, pero di ba dapat sana inaayos na nila yang mga guidelines na yan before the election pa lang?

We'll have to look at the differences in processes though. Since alam na rin nila na magiging manual ang counting, they should have debated on this a long,long time ago. Para bang walang nangyayari sa mga debates nila, laging deadlock. Electronic voting is the way to go talaga. I would say it's very hard to cheat if we implement an excellent system.

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Shadow,


You're way off. It was suzette Pido's right to tell him to " shut up " . That's feedback from the public, at least one of us. It was in a note, which made it personal and private feedback. There is no wrong there. Congressmen need feedback to see if they are serving their constituents to satisfaction.

Dilangalen was wrong to blow his top and far more wrong to be telling the House Speaker, Gonzalez, to " shut up ". By doing so he displayed petulance and an inability to take what he dishes out. He violated decorum and order in Congress by his childish antics.


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