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    May 28th, 2007 04:23 PM #1
    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...Hg&refer=japan

    If our politicians were like that, we would have no one left in govt.
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    May 28th, 2007 04:29 PM #2
    Ah yes... let's play the "just blame the gov't for all our problems" game once again. It's only the gov't who is corrupt! :rofl01:

    Though if you put some more thought on this - corruption is also present in other countries whether it is a developing one like ours or a developed one like Japan.

    In this case - we can also consider those who "donated" (the contractors for the rigged bidding) to the former minister as corrupt also.
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    May 28th, 2007 04:55 PM #3
    oooookaaaay... i didnt say anything about blaming anyone for the problems of the country...

    I was just pointing out the difference in culture.

    Where a japanese minister who gets involved in scandal would kill himself while pinoy officials who get involved in scandal would never ever do such a thing.
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    May 28th, 2007 05:50 PM #4
    yes, malaki talaga ang difference ng culture nila,remember, even in their old days, they commit "sepuko" ,if their honor had been shamed,
    kaso sa atin iisa lang ang linya "i'm sorry..."
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    May 28th, 2007 07:38 PM #5
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    oooookaaaay... i didnt say anything about blaming anyone for the problems of the country...

    I was just pointing out the difference in culture.

    Where a japanese minister who gets involved in scandal would kill himself while pinoy officials who get involved in scandal would never ever do such a thing.
    Sa Pinas kasi pakapalan ng mukha!Meron pang guts na magfile ng libel ano ba yan!!
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    May 28th, 2007 08:34 PM #6
    Walang hiya-hiya dito gawa lang ng gawa ng kalokohan pag may pumiyok idemanda ng libel para kunwari malinis ang kunsensiya
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    May 29th, 2007 12:06 AM #7
    ganyan naman sila ever since nag sasaksak ng sarili
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    May 29th, 2007 01:06 AM #8
    The Japan Agriculture Minister commits suicide when his hand is caught in the cookie jar. The Philippine Agriculture Undersecretary, Jocelyn Bolante, goes to the US and claims asylum when his hand is caught in the cookie jar. The Japanese guy should have called Bolante for advise so he wouldn't have to commit suicide.
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    May 29th, 2007 02:02 AM #9
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    Where a japanese minister who gets involved in scandal would kill himself while pinoy officials who get involved in scandal would never ever do such a thing.
    because its not right to do so. reformation or transformation not annihilation . lahat ba ng corruption allegation ay PROVEN BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT?

    Let him who is without sin cast the first stone...
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    May 29th, 2007 07:39 AM #10
    Quote Originally Posted by van_wilder View Post
    because its not right to do so. reformation or transformation not annihilation . lahat ba ng corruption allegation ay PROVEN BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT?

    Let him who is without sin cast the first stone...
    Sabi nga ng isang 'free thinker-writer', ang pagiging relihiyoso raw ng mga Pinoy ang maaaring isang dahilan kung bakit tuluy-tuloy ang corruption sa ating bansa. Bakit nga ba?

    Sabi niya,- kung mayroon daw corruption o anomalyang nagawa ang isang Pinoy (whether sa gobyerno o hindi),- he/she doesn't take it against him/herself,- he/she just confesses his/her sins and he/she comes out of it immaculately.... Sadly, wala ang reformation/transformation, na pinakamahalaga sa ating confession....

    I am a religious person,- pero,- mukha ngang wala ang pagbabago sa atin pagkatapos tayong magkumpisal ng kasalanan... At ginagawa itong 'taguan' ng mga magnanakaw sa lipunan.... Mahiya naman tayo (hindi kayo) sa ating mga pinaggagagawang kamalian....

    Isa pa,- we have laws,- pero hindi ipinapatupad ng tama. Kung alam ng bawat Pinoy na ipapatupad ng tama ang batas kahit sino ka pa.....

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