James Deakin: Have you been a victim of "Tyranny of the Weak"

**ghosthunter** · July 7th, 2007 11:33 AM

Originally Posted by acidboy

inamin nya nagmamadali sya kaya kaskasero sya. binigyan ko na lang ng pera para pagamot yung sugat nya and sabi nya sa akin di na daw sya magmamaneho ng scooter ulit kasi delikado pala. MONEY WELL SPENT!!! I never regretted hitting that poor bastard.

I wish other motorcyclists are that easy to learn from their mistakes.

:chopper: :car: :bike: :car:

**istan** · July 7th, 2007 02:28 PM

I like Cocoy's idea. Can we do it?

**chr1smj_15** · October 8th, 2007 10:21 PM

sarap sagasaan tpos pag bumangon atrasan mo pa ulit!

**Mardim** · October 8th, 2007 10:58 PM

Originally Posted by chr1smj_15

sarap sagasaan tpos pag bumangon atrasan mo pa ulit!

parang philippine rabbit ha? hehehe

**flex** · October 9th, 2007 01:03 AM

totoong totoo etong article na ito.... ako nga lang just tonight coming home from work, I decided to take the taft avenue route....

mga bwiset na jeepneys eh kala mo nasa racetrack...ginagawang obstacle course un mga sasakyan

at idagdag mo pa un isang naka bike na ganun din ang ginagawa....

putek kng sino pa nga tlga un walang pambayad sya pa un reckless magmaneho...

**praetor91313** · December 12th, 2009 06:47 AM

Up natin.

Bat nga ba hindi gawing mandatory ang pagkuha ng totoong insurance?

**cktlcmd** · December 12th, 2009 09:31 AM

Originally Posted by praetor91313

Up natin.

Bat nga ba hindi gawing mandatory ang pagkuha ng totoong insurance?

I agree!

This include ALL moving vehicles with 1 to whatever number of wheels. Even cyclist should be included in this list! Why? Have you guys/gals noticed how many bicycles are crossing towards UP area along Philcoa? They're in the middle of the Hi-way.

**shadow** · December 12th, 2009 04:11 PM

Originally Posted by praetor91313

Up natin.

Bat nga ba hindi gawing mandatory ang pagkuha ng totoong insurance?

bec since public vehicles are always out in the streets eh masyadong malaki ang risk sa mga insurance companies..kung meron mag accept eh super taas ng premiums.

**ghosthunter** · July 12th, 2010 04:38 PM

up!

**digitalron** · July 12th, 2010 06:58 PM

I've given this article a thought and somehow, I somehow think it's not just about "The Tyranny of the Weak." My personal view is that this is all "The Tyranny Against the Middle Class." It's always the middle class that really suffers: the poor say they have nothing, and can't pay; the extremely rich, they try to bully by threatening ("are you sure you want to take this to court?", "I know politician X and police officer Y").

The middle class is perceived as rich by the poor, and is expected to let problems be because "may kaya ka naman eh." The middle class is perceived as insignificant by the extremely rich and "not worth their while."

Between the carelessness of jeepneys, buses, taxis, MCs, and kuligligs on one end and big SUVs, wangwangs, sirens, and back-up/escort vehicles on the other... the middle class seems to have no recourse but to have the patience of Job.