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April 7th, 2010 02:42 PM #161bro, i think it was a toss up between the two. me mga days na lamang si gma, meron naman si fpj. gaya nga nung sabi mo na fpj wasn't liked by many because of the lack of credentials, they may have voted for gma instead as a lesser-evil vote kesa manalo si fpj.
and that is what is called "democracy".
but that's the thing, bro. we should NOT be thinking that we only have the "lesser-evil vote" choice because we do, in fact, have the chance to practice our duty and power to choose our leader as we see fit. Point is, there is a better choice than the lesser-evil choice.
di ba nangyari tong pag-admit after that election na?
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April 7th, 2010 03:04 PM #162
well, majority perceived GMA as the lesser evil since FPJ has connections with erap, who in the minds of filipinos is tagged as greater evil.
As I have posted before, we will never know if we have voted the best person for the job. Only time will tell us if the individual voted is a great leader or a flop.
IMO many did not like FPJ because he lacked the credentials but who would know what might have been if he won that last elections.
Yes, forums are here to educate those who have the means to the internet but majority of our countrymen doesnt have that advantage. Thats why we have this kind of voters. But still, somebody is going to win and most likely because of our uninformed countrymen. And the intellectuals will still obey those who are in power whether they like it or not.....
it doesnt matter to the one who wields the power. Whether we like it or not, we'll have to follow whoever wins the race whether his intentions are good or bad.
that is why media is very powerful..... fact is if being used wrongly, it can be abused. But that is how things are and will ever be and we cannot do anything about it(well maybe if you buy the station itself). And I agree that the best survey is the election itself(unless tampered by COMELEC)
Well I guess a lesser evil vote is better than those who thinks his "infomercials are cute" or "he gave mo 300 pesos vote" or "he is so handsome vote" or "his wife is fcukingly hot vote" etc.....
at the very least, the person who has a lesser evil vote at least evaluated his choice of candidates with a criteria in mind.....
Honestly, between FPJ and GMA, i would pick FPJ as the lesser evil of the two. Who would trust someone who admitted lying on national TV? I dont know about the others but not me.....
anyway it is still a long way to go and I'm still hoping Dick could still push his stats on surveys.....noynoy retained, villar dropped, Gibo and Dick went up so i'm still crossing my fingers.....
And about surveys, IMO, if it would help Gordon paying up to push his stats, maybe he should do it for our sake......Damn, son! Where'd you find this?
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April 7th, 2010 04:03 PM #163maybe pero after 4 yrs experiencing bad things under her administration, I'm really surprised why other candidates cannot pull the numbers.
the sad part of it is that in democracy, majority wins..... and if the majority is uninformed.... well we all know the consequences....
well we should better explain that to the majority of the voters.... unless we could unify the informed ones.... we would always lose to the uninformed.... its the price of democracy....
hmmm as i recall nagsabi si GMA ng "I Lied" speech niya nung magsabi siya na tatakbo siya sa pagka-pangulo di ba?
I agree.... Filipinos fear that Erap will go scott free if FPJ won..... I guess it didnt matter if FPJ won or not... Erap still is free and the best part of it, he is running for the same position again! WTF!
I agree with this point. Since past records are the best reference you have to evaluate a person but with the way things are happening right now we dont know which is which. Honestly, Im getting the inclination of not voting anymore since i dont think a single individual could pull things off. Noynoy might not be corrupt but his associates are and we know that by fact!
well it has always been repeating for our country.... only the names have changed...
well I always give my insights to my employees if time permits but i do let them choose for themselves. I never asked them to vote anyone just because I employ them. I always tell them to think and evaluate the candidates themselves. even if the candidates I support are my relatives, I never asked them to vote my relatives. Everything is up to them.
I agree.... flaws of democracy i guess....
so true!
hahahaha! but honestly, some voters think that way! I remember way back before, we got the support of these GROs just because they have a crush with a relative. All they asked for is a kiss in the cheeks.
Well I guess I am different since I really have this feeling about GMA.... considering the fact that some of my relatives are members of LAKAS. She have this aura of shrewdness around her.... Maybe its just me.....
well surveys are not absolute truths after all....
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April 7th, 2010 06:11 PM #164
well, leading surveys also have an opposite effect. Sometimes it'll trigger more votes in favor of a candidate who isn't leading. Erap in particular doesn't mind losing to "surveys" because that's their campaign strategy.
The only difference with Gordon is that he's more vocal towards what's really happening. Problem is, media - biased as it is, will either mute him or give him air time at midnight.
The thing is, the system is afraid of Gordon, therefore, the system in the form of media favors the one who preserves and perpetuates the system.Damn, son! Where'd you find this?
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April 8th, 2010 08:15 PM #165
- I may stand corrected; as Senate sometimes dont take it seriously battling with their other colleagues, if they just take it seriously like a court hearing then this issue was resolved by then...
but really. who really are you campaigning for? am so confused who you are defending now. Or you may be undecided up to this point. Just select the Presidentiable candidate that will help resolve our countries conflict and truly research more and examine your candidate upon selecting one, please. Tnx.
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April 9th, 2010 03:26 PM #166
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April 9th, 2010 03:28 PM #167If I am an HR officer or a manager of a company, I would pick Gordon. Very experienced in the field of PUBLIC SERVICE. Yung iba kase experience lang sa field ng POLITICS. And Gordon has a definite platform for the country.
Sa ibang candidates, ano na ba mga nagawa nila for the country? Platform kaya, nasa vocabulary ng ibang candidates? This statement makes Gibo an exception, he has plans and definite platform, but I think he needs more experience.
Mas ok pa nga si ERAP, may plataporma sa mga commercials niya like peace in mindanao, boost the agriculture to mitigate hunger etc. though I would not certainly not vote for him, mahirap kase ibalik ang trust pag sinira ng mismong pinagkakatiwalaan e.
Platform ba ang hindi ka magnanakaw? its like as if you're saying the other candidates will just steal money if elected - saying this is as good as an accusation. Ranting kumbaga. Leadership by example? cmon, you cant defeat the hoodlums without getting to them head on!
Platform ba ang maligo sa dagat ng basura? whatever. It is indeed a noble vision to end poverty in our beloved land but how would you do that? concrete plans please. maybe that person would get all men all the rich women in the country just like what he did to himself. (lucky bastard)
Bilib ako kay Gordon, he sure knows what he is saying, may deadlines pa nga sa mga dapat na gawin ng presidente. He even said he would tackle and end the Gloria corruption issues within 6 months (heck maganda to since madami pa kelangan gawin sa bansang ito other than persecuting a person). Track record? he got it. Experience? too many to list here. Expertise? i think he showed the Philippines his capability during his stay as the chair of SBMA - super disciplined, walang tamad, lahat willing mag volunteer and this is a good sign that he can lead by example and act with the constituents at the same time, proactive in other words.
Anyways, that's just me choosing according to my conscience and knowledge of the resume of the presidential aspirants and not to mere bandwagoning made by the surveys.
CHOOSE WISELY!
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April 9th, 2010 03:46 PM #168
^^^^ I second that, bro....
if only voters would realize this and check on the candidate on what changes can he provide and how can our country profit throughout his project(s).
Its not just a mere voting for this candidate because he is no. 1 in survey, sikat, or to whatever reason, but to choose a candidate that can make our country a better place to live in and a country where you can settle your financial needs without you going out of the country...
If I am not mistaken, this is one of the platform of Gordon, to make our country a better place to live and a country that you can serve, not to serve other nations due to financial reason(s). Let Pinoy's serve their own country, the only one reason why filipinos are going outside of the country is due to financial needs; but Gordon will try to make it possible to make our country competitive with other countries....
[SIZE=5]Sen. Richard "Dick" Gordon for President[/SIZE]
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April 9th, 2010 07:20 PM #169
I third!!
Meron pa palang hindi sumasama sa discussion na may sense. Barely a month to go we need to inform the uninformed or the nabubulagan at nagbubulagbulagan.
Sir agentrambo007 we have to worn you that maraming babangga sa inyo I hope your ready. Better yet wag niyo na lang patulan kasi iikot lang kayo at bottomline is panalo sa survey.
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April 9th, 2010 07:25 PM #170
nahelo ako kanina *_*
i speak on behalf of a friend as wellDamn, son! Where'd you find this?
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