Digong, The President

[ClaNker]

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Yung harley ni mayor eh hindi naman ganyan tunog lata at hindi harurot ang takbo.

Sa scooter ang layo ng tunog eh..kalansing eh karerahan pa dis-oras ng gabi.

Scooter lang ata ang alam mo eh, mas maingay ang harley.

Paano nga uli gagampanan ng Malacañang ang trabaho ng LGU?

[_Cathy_]

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[Juan Martinez]

o kagalingan, may warning na kami dito. ano pa ang gusto mo?

[anonemus]

I can't find the link already. It said that Duterte will impose the 72hour processing time of government approval of licenses, permits, etc. If not approved after 72 hours, papers go to his office. There will be gridlock in Malacañang, I can now imagine.

Also, gun owners are about to lose some of their privileges

No more licenses for heavy firearms: Duterte | ABS-CBN News

[MR_BIG18]

I can't find the link already. It said that Duterte will impose the 72hour processing time of government approval of licenses, permits, etc. If not approved after 72 hours, papers go to his office. There will be gridlock in Malacañang, I can now imagine.

Also, gun owners are about to lose some of their privileges

No more licenses for heavy firearms: Duterte | ABS-CBN News

Here we go again no more 3 gun comp

[Juan Martinez]

what is our protocol against trolls?

[jaggerx3]

o kagalingan, may warning na kami dito. ano pa ang gusto mo?

Hanggang dito pala nang gugulo yan. Sana may warning din sa mga provoking at mga BS na opinions. Seriously, kagalingan. Have some knowledge, hanggang dito ba naman pinipilit mo na tama ka lagi.
Too much 10w30 oil i guess

o kagalingan, may warning na kami dito. ano pa ang gusto mo?

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[goodvibes8888]

kagalingan=kagaguhan

[kagalingan]

Sandali lang mga anti-duterte ano mali sa post ko?

Ito diskusyon dahil sa press conference ni mayor sa davao kung bakit sya magfofocus na parang "mayor' ulit sa buong pilipinas.

Tama naman ginagawa nya.

Nasanay kasi kayo from administration ni erap, gma, aquino na walang ginawa mga mayor. Hindi kasi accountable. Basta makasipsip lang.

Ito sige ayaw nyo ng usapang local government/videoke. Yung tanim bala na lang. Bakit umabot ng 27 cases? Saan ka nakakita airport na yung maleta sa takot mataniman eh naka-cling wrap/bubble wrap? Bakit pinaabot ng ganyan at hindi bumitiw yung namumuno ng airport. Bakit hindi tinanggal ng presidente? Patigasan na lang ba ng mukha?

Narinig nyo naman si mayor duterte hindi nya linya ang usapan economics. Hindi sya "nagpanggap" Meron sya nakaassign para doon.

Ang forte nya peace and order = doon sya magfocus first six months.

Maybe kailangan nyo panuodin at pakinggan mabuti mga sinabi nya sa press conference.

Lahat na lang nireklamo nyo. Pati harley davidson ni mayor pinoroblema nyo. Eh ang harley buo ang tunog. Ang scooter na meron kinabit sa tambochoo tunog lata. At ang mga harley boys hindi ugaling scooter na pag madaling-araw bumibirit sa secondary road akala mo sinong mga indestructible. Tapos pag sumemplang at dumating ambulansya pag tinanong "hindi po ako lasing, naka-inom lang po." hahahahhaah

Tsaka wala ako nakikita or kilala naghaharley ng 10pm. As in wala. Leisure ride mga yan sa UMAGA ng sabado or linggo. At ang liit ng groupo na yan please lang.

Kayo talaga mga anti-duterte hinahanapan nyo ng butas si mayor hindi pa nga nakasumpa sa june 30 pa.. Pero yung 27cases ng tanim bala ano masasabi nyo. Bakit ang lalakas ng loob magtanim ng bala.

Tunog lata ba?
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[anonemus]

Changing mindsets on citizenship and leadership

by*Tonyo Cruz
May 16, 2016 (updated)

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Rodrigo Duterte is going to hit the ground running on June 30, 2016. Whether he or we like it or not, he will be assuming all powers and responsibilities as president.

When he utters the last words of the oath, Duterte instantly becomes the country’s chief executive, head of government, head of state, and commander-in-chief.

He will have to appoint his cabinet, and fill up thousands of other positions. He will have to set the agenda and direction of the new government. And he will have to prepare the national budget for 2017, in time for his first State of the Nation Address.

Don’t mind those who say we should “wait” and give Duterte “space.” Now is the best time to suggest, recommend, and criticize. Duterte needs all the help and feedback at this stage of transition.

But come to think of it, all of the time is the perfect time to be a good citizen – to be as engaged as possible in nation-building and decision-making. That includes checking what the next president intends to do, making recommendations, vetting nominees for various posts, criticizing wrong-headed policies, and giving reminders about promises.

It is perfectly okay to be quiet, especially if you don’t have any suggestions in mind. But those who prefer to be quiet should not prevent those who prefer to speak.

We must not kill what Duterte achieved through his election: A high sense of patriotism and high hopes of people that the new president will make politics work for change.

If a worker who voted for Duterte is wondering why there is no mention about outlawing contractualization, let that worker speak. That is a legitimate question of millions of workers. The Duterte economic team may just have overlooked. Or they have to explain when they intend to deliver on that major Duterte promise.

If an Iskolar ng Bayan wishes to convince Duterte to provide tuition-free education at all public universities, let the student speak. If Duterte would agree that government should stop collecting P11-billion in tuition fees, that would be great.

If a lumad would implore Duterte to order the withdrawal of soldiers from their ancestral domain, why stop her? Duterte has always supported the lumad. And the lumad deserve to get back their land, homes, and schools – aside from obtaining justice for those killed for the past few years.

If a commuter has a suggestion on how to fix parts of Metro Manila traffic, don’t stop him. Duterte would most probably appreciate it. He is said to appreciate problem-solvers, especially those who come out and contribute to solving national problems.

Don’t worry that Duterte might be smothered or overtaken by demands, suggestions, and criticisms from 100 million Filipinos, plus our kababayans abroad. That’s actually a beautiful problem that could be handled by the Office of the President, with its competent officers and staff.

What should worry us is a quiet, disengaged, and disinterested public. Because that is what the oligarchs, the incompetent, the criminals, and the corrupt wish to happen. These malignant elements prosper and dominate when the public is inactive, passive,* and reactive.

Those who supported Duterte in the campaign should understand that the elections are over. Duterte is no longer theirs alone. He is on his way now to becoming the president of all. No doubt, we totally understand their pride and sense of achievement. But we hope they do not impede the relationship between the president and the citizens he will swear to serve.

Yes, Duterte has said that he will prioritize impeding crimes in three to six months. We wish him success. Supporters, however,* should not use that against valid and urgent issues that demand the president’s attention.

I did not vote for Duterte but it shouldn’t matter now. He will be the next president, and I look forward to engaging his administration on a wide range of issues. That is the beauty of citizenship.

I don’t look forward to be a servant or serf of Duterte. Neither should anyone else. After six years of a lamentable “reign of t/error” dominated by the most arrogant and cruel officials, it is high time now for something different.

Duterte is known to be tough. He should be able to handle the toughest criticisms. Please don’t treat him like a baby. He promised to be the champion of not just “tapang” but also of “malasakit.” That should include being open to the widest possible range of feedback.

There is another school of thought about democracy and leadership that we should try. It involves a most active citizenry collaborating and pursuing change, and a servant leadership unafraid of citizens. The objective is not to make citizens blindly obey and unquestioningly submit to leaders. It is for leaders to put citizens first, on highest priority, on top of the Rolodex.

As the Daang Matuwid enters its twilight days and as Duterte eases into the presidency, citizens should decide what kind of role of take. That decision could spell good or bad for the cause of change.

We’ve seen what six years of the Aquino administration’s trolling attitude could do to citizens. No, we don’t troll back under Duterte. I suggest we reinvent how we relate to the president: To be citizens who are fully engaged, unafraid to speak our minds, cooperative around positive goals, critical when we see incompetence and treachery, and always pushing the boundaries set by the naive and by the enemies of progress.

Perhaps that way, we could help make sure change would be coming. Perhaps, that change in citizens’ and leaders’ mindset is the first wave of change that should come. Duterte should be able to handle that and could really appreciate that.

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[anonemus]

what is our protocol against trolls?

[Walter]

Agreed, you really should stop feeding the troll. This is the guy who says a 1 hectare plot of agriculture land can earn 1 BILLION pesos annually selling organic vegetables.

[anonemus]

[Juan Martinez]

Agreed, you really should stop feeding the troll. This is the guy who says a 1 hectare plot of agriculture land can earn 1 BILLION pesos annually selling organic vegetables.

i agree too... but are we sending the right message?

the premise is: trolls are gago.

dont we have the right to treat them as such without us being visited with adverse consequences?

i understand some of our legitimate members here, like you, walter, are, for lack of better term, duterte supporter, did i call you "bobo" or "gagu"? no, because you are a sensible and intelligent fellow.

justice is being unjust to the unjust. fairness is being unfair to the unfair.

if that is our standard here (that trolls are somewhat protected), we are sending the message that it is better to join their ranks.

this is the reason why i wonder what is our protocol against trolls or people like their caliber.

a member here called another troll "mader facker" but to my reckoning he was never censured.

when i was a new member here i was called "FTURD" by victorevolution but his attention was never called for calling me that. i know this guy is a coward. i ask people here who know him that i am waiting for his return and i love to meet him in person.

trolls or would be trolls are fair game. when i was new here i was thought of a troll and i was at the receiving end of some vicious attacks but those who were responsible were never called to account.

what is the saucepan for the goose is the same saucepan for gander. that is the only way we can be just. otherwise, i better leave because i am just wasting my time.

[dreamur]

Bro JM, I could be wrong but trolling per se is not against the rule in an online forum, specificically tsikot, otherwise our resident troll would have been long gone. Trolls who are obviously flaming should just be ignored or you can black list them so you wouldnt see their posts no more.

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[Monseratto]

Puro Ramos and GMA people...

Duterte should be careful who he picks for DOLE sec. The last time someone picked a leftist DOLE secretary(Augusto Sanchez), many factories closed and left the country due to strikes by commie labour unions Only the threat of a coup did Cory replaced him.

[ClaNker]

OT:

Matigas si GH noon sa mga trolls.

[dreamur]

OT:

Matigas si GH noon sa mga trolls.

OT din - mods have hearts too, not just trolls. Lol! :D

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[cast_no_shadow]

OT

*JM

Yeah I remember that time, at some point I thought you and Philsat are one and the same.

Apologies for that bro! Hehe


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[Monseratto]

Lipatan/balimbing blues...

Will Belmonte switch to Duterte's camp? | ABS-CBN News