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May 27th, 2004 11:48 PM #32Huwag na nating pag-usapan kung tama ang
posisyon ni Congressman Ding-A-Ling Dilangalen..Kahit tama pa siya, ******* pa rin
siya. Hindi siya kagalang-galang. Babastusin siya.
Mabuti nga sa kanya at natalo siya!!
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May 28th, 2004 12:08 AM #33
Ding-A-Ling Dilangalen = hindi ako nanonood dahil sa kanya eh. nakaka-irita... ano feeling niya may natutuwa pa sa kanya? delaying lang siya eh... TALO kasi siya... dindedelay niya... para tumagal pa term niya, hehehe... pero totoo naman eh he should shut-up... walang kwenta yun mga pinagsasabi niya... minsan gamitin niya nga utak niya, pang-gulo lang siya eh... dapat sa kanya hindi pansinin, magstart na yun proceedings igapos na lang siya sa isang tabi...
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May 28th, 2004 10:26 AM #34Originally posted by M54 Powered
yes, if you stand up and yell and scream or otherwise disrupt the proceedings. not if you're simply passing notes that can be ignored or disregarded.
and to be thrown in jail or taken into custody by the police?? that's ridiculous.
by your logic if i pass a note to a lawyer in a courtroom the judge should throw me in jail for contempt of court...come to think of it, i was told to leave the classroom once in elementary school for passing notes. baka yun ang tamang parusa dito sa babaeng to ;)
I'ts not about the personality, it's about the act.....
yes, any member of the congress (lower or higher) can move for any spectator to be held in contempt if they deemed that it is appropriate, but that is if the leadership of congress act on the move......remember, mirrian siantiago on the impeachment trial, those ladies are just looking at her sharply...and she had them thrown out of the senate....
yes, a judge might and not should throw you to jail or kick you out of the courtroom if the lawyer you have pass a note to requested it, and especially if you are asking that lawyer to shut up while he was in a middle of argument.....
classroom and plenary hall rules are miles apart......you know that.... but I'm sure that to pass a note to your teacher while he/she is in a midlle of lesson/lecture and asking him to shut up would surely put you out of the room....;)
peace.....Last edited by shadow; May 28th, 2004 at 10:50 AM.
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May 28th, 2004 10:48 AM #36Originally posted by Pencils
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.
Pencils
it's just a matter of a wrong place and a wrong time....
don't get me wrong but I also hate dilangalen for doing all his delaying tactics....but that is his priviledge as a congressman if he would read all the volumes of the encyclopedia just to delay the proceeding, he may do so, it's allowed by the law....I think one of the osmeña did that in the senate or is it the bible?........all my post might look that I'm defending him..... but I'm not, as I have post in my other reply it's not about the personality but it's the act....Last edited by shadow; May 28th, 2004 at 10:52 AM.
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May 28th, 2004 02:18 PM #37
dalawa actually yung binigay na note nila Pido..one to francis escudero, which he raed and pocketed (tama ginawa..at least nalaman) and the second to dingolangelanen...of which digs sang shut up by the black eyed peas..very unbecoming of a congressman..
heard a comment in an AM station.. "mali si dilangalen, as a politiko, dapat hindi siya onion skinned...he should be able to handle what is given to him..ang babaw ng rason niyang magwala.."
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May 28th, 2004 02:48 PM #38
I dont think the words "shut up" is malicious.
If the guy can't take a 'shut up', what more with real malicious words.
The fact is, the guy just wants to get attention. Well, he got it..... even though it makes him look more like a fool.
Really. Ang babaw naman ng utak nun. Tatakbo ng public office sabay cry-baby naman. Kawawa naman constituents niya, ang dali niyang mawalan ng composure kung ganon. Emotional, and obviously not a quick thinker.
Bilangin na yan!!!Last edited by pajerokid; May 28th, 2004 at 02:52 PM.
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May 28th, 2004 03:20 PM #40
napanood ko kagabi sa news and sa ANC...
si dingalen dalenggungung ek ek whatever his name is :D (di ko maispel eh ) hehe
said shut up to the speaker! grabe, repeatedly pa. then sabay si mr speaker "You shut up!" but dingding continued "freedom of speech, shut up!" "shut up!" "shut up!"
totally immature if you ask me... not professional and he even is held in a high position... tsk tsk...
sya dapat iapkulong eh hehehe
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