The death of the car industry

**Vodka** · December 25th, 2016 02:01 PM

mahirap talaga if you have to co-exist w/ a whole bunch of motherphuckers

if you ask me we should set aside some land and turn it into city with very strict emissions checks (and going forward almost all electric). where burning garbage and/or dry leaves is totally banned.

ang sama na talaga air quality ng 'pinas

**dr. d** · December 25th, 2016 02:18 PM

Originally Posted by ;2794646

mahirap talaga if you have to co-exist w/ a whole bunch of motherphuckers

if you ask me we should set aside some land and turn it into city with very strict emissions checks (and going forward almost all electric). where burning garbage and/or dry leaves is totally banned.

ang sama na talaga air quality ng 'pinas

why just "some land" ?
why not the entire country?

**Vodka** · December 25th, 2016 02:27 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

why just "some land" ?
why not the entire country?

not gonna happen dude, realistically. most pinoys just want to keep their loud pipes, sing karaoke all night, burn their garbage as soon as they wake up, toss their jollibee cups out of the window when they drive

all i want is just a nice clean city without all cr*p

**jut703** · December 25th, 2016 02:37 PM

Originally Posted by Vodka

not gonna happen dude, realistically. most pinoys just want to keep their loud pipes, sing karaoke all night, burn their garbage as soon as they wake up, toss their jollibee cups out of the window when they drive

all i want is just a nice clean city without all cr*p

You might want to consider moving to Singapore. 😊

Actually, there are lots of communities in Manila that are free from those irritants you mentioned. Any mid to high end residential subdivision, all of Makati CBD and BGC, and even some areas in the provinces like Subic and Clark.

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**urbanmetal** · January 6th, 2017 05:42 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

You might want to consider moving to Singapore. 😊

Actually, there are lots of communities in Manila that are free from those irritants you mentioned. Any mid to high end residential subdivision, all of Makati CBD and BGC, and even some areas in the provinces like Subic and Clark.

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I live in Makati. Air is polluted, there are rats bigger than my feet, cockroaches are under the streets and conditions not made better by traffic. BGC will soon follow suit. So disappointing...

**jut703** · January 6th, 2017 09:57 PM

Originally Posted by urbanmetal

I live in Makati. Air is polluted, there are rats bigger than my feet, cockroaches are under the streets and conditions not made better by traffic. BGC will soon follow suit. So disappointing...

You are not a tree. If you're unhappy with where you are, move. 😊

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**nelany** · January 6th, 2017 10:53 PM

Bakit hindi kayo pumunta sa China, dyan lang sa Dongguan para ma realize nyo na mas grabe ang air pollution nila kesa sa atin. Yung smog ay blanketing the city.

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**kagalingan** · January 6th, 2017 11:32 PM

^
Ang poor ng standard.

At yung comparison malayo.

Dito pinas dahil sa diesel engine. Sa china dahil sa mga planta at pag nagwinter doon mas grabe dahil mga bahay-bahay kailangan painitin.