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  1. Join Date
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    #21
    very much against it! My auntie says that there's still racism in texas. well few racists pa daw. so sad. tsk tsk

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    #22
    Maganda talaga ang moral of the story. Yun nga lang sa panahon ngayon, mas marami ang hoax kaysa sa actual na pangyayari.

    Meron ngang kasabihan: "In the Internet, nobody knows you're a cat."

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    #23
    Quote Originally Posted by EL Chicane
    Meron ngang kasabihan: "In the Internet, nobody knows you're a cat."
    Salem... is that you?

  4. FrankDrebin Guest
    #24
    Hehehe. Kahit dito naman sa Pinas eh visible ang Racism at mas masahol pa mismo. For example sa mga hotel lang, mas priority ng mga staff ang foreigner kaysa kapwa Pinoy nila, yung pag-gegeneralize sa mga Visaya na baduy at yung slang nila, etc.

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    #25
    racism ba ung kuripot tingin sa mga tsinoy hehe

  6. FrankDrebin Guest
    #26
    Hehehe. Sa mga tsinoy naman ayaw paligaw iyong mga anak na babae sa mga Pinoy. ;) Panget ba ang full-blooded noyPi? :D

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    #27
    Quote Originally Posted by FrankDrebin
    Hehehe. Sa mga tsinoy naman ayaw paligaw iyong mga anak na babae sa mga Pinoy. ;) Panget ba ang full-blooded noyPi? :D
    Sorry po sa mga kaibigan natin diyan, by the way tsinoy in po ako,pero very much true pa din yan.

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    #28
    Equality among men is a fundamental principle in constitution but many laws were enacted following the statement of Magsaysay that 'those who have less in life should have more in law".

    It's like the affirmative action principle in the USA which are now being renounced by many as reverse discrimination.

  9. #29
    Depende sa parents yan, its more of a culture thing not the race, there are exceptions tho.

  10. FrankDrebin Guest
    #30
    Quote Originally Posted by ILuvDetailing
    Depende sa parents yan, its more of a culture thing not the race, there are exceptions tho.
    May bahid po ba ng racism yung culture? What are the usual reasons po ng parents? Pasensya na po ah na-expierence ko kasi dati ito.

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RACISM: are you against it?