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March 20th, 2010 10:40 AM #372
premise = assumption = hypothetical. that's the whole point! when an assumption is laid out, that's a hypothesis, that's a premise. so, back there, you just had a circular statement, which i hope you realize.
now, thank you for not evading the question. but according to you, the edge of noynoy over the other candidates with our set assumption/premise/hypothesis is... at least he is not violating any election law especially the billboard. great! and this guy is leading the ever-reliable surveys.
this has been the entire argument of those who don't like noynoy... he's in a place where he doesn't deserve... and because the reasons have not be intelligently thought out. i haven't seen him brandishing his accomplishments, because he/they want to make people think it's NOT important... lagi na lang sa ads, malinis ako, titigilan ko ang corruption, hindi ako magnanakaw... in the same manner that you did back in your previous posts, the machinery is trying to evade the real issues, evade the tough questions, and asking people to evade a critical criteria: what have you done?
in fairness to sir noynoy, i believe he has pure intentions, and i think this is what his supporters are counting on: he's not gonna mess up his parents' legacy. unfortunately, whether you like it or not, that's a cruel way of making a person qualified for the presidency.
think GMA. she's diosdado macapagal's daughter. did people think back then that she wouldn't blemish her father's name??? now, have we learned from the past?
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. - Albert Einstein.
guys, we deserve better!
here's another one for you, which i hope you don't evade: given the results of the surveys in the media vs. the result here in this forum, what do you think is the cause of disparity?
i agree with the other guys, let's make this a productive conversation. kasi wala po tayong matutunan sa name-calling and bashing.
good luck to us!
accomplishments: apparently it's not enough, the surveys have conditioned the mind of the people already. it's like hypnotism that you can't snap yourself off of. no matter we emphasize the right way of looking at qualifications, people don't buy it because it would require them to gather information and think. and to some, that's too much work.
dissect track records: you mean people don't? could that be why noynoy is leading the surveys??? also, about people not looking at accomplishments, do you think that's a big national problem that crosses over decades of our lives? what's the solution then? just to quote: if you're not part of the solution, then you're part of the problem.
positives/negatives: i totally agree. mudslinging is for politicians.
in the other forums as well, i've seen people debating over noynoy and villar. and it's depressing to see that, because of the surveys, we were subliminally told to skip the thinking/qualification process...
come may 10, we'll see a ballot of multiple choices... if the ballot has a blank line asking for a reason why we picked our respective candidates, what would we write???
kasi lamang sa surveys? kasi galing sa mahirap? kasi hindi magnanakaw?
our votes are holy.
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March 20th, 2010 11:27 AM #373
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