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    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    +1 dyan pero on the flipside - Takot lang ng mga politico mawalan ng boto sa re-election. Hehehehe
    That's what is so weird though. Cancellation of the franchise is done by the executive (LTFRB) not the elected official.

    Once we see who among the elected go up in arms over the cancellation of their franchise then we can clearly see who they have by the pocket/balls, other than the normal rabble from the partylist groups which should really be non-existent in our congress as they only muddy more of the waters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenlyt View Post
    pati pala UV Express ma-phase out na rin
    mukang malakihan ang iniisip ng govt to phase out even the UV express

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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Don't threaten, just do it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Baka mabansagan tayong anti-poor, hehehe.

    More to the point though, ultimately, if they cancel their franchises, I think it would be anti-poverty. Because then they would be forced to find other means of livelihood, and hopefully be contributors to society and the economy as well instead of shackling all of us with their backward thinking ways.

    Old jeepneys are no longer sustainable nor economically practical. Wake up Pinoys!

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    #66
    San isusupend na nila yun jeepney routes sa edsa, sa pasay, guadalupe, caloocan, para totaaly jeepneyless na buong edsa

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    Quote Originally Posted by sparc179 View Post
    Baka mabansagan tayong anti-poor, hehehe.

    More to the point though, ultimately, if they cancel their franchises, I think it would be anti-poverty. Because then they would be forced to find other means of livelihood, and hopefully be contributors to society and the economy as well instead of shackling all of us with their backward thinking ways.

    Old jeepneys are no longer sustainable nor economically practical. Wake up Pinoys!
    Then we label them anti progress.


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    Quote Originally Posted by minicarph View Post
    San isusupend na nila yun jeepney routes sa edsa, sa pasay, guadalupe, caloocan, para totaaly jeepneyless na buong edsa
    ...to what end...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Then we label them anti progress.


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    Why are people so afraid of walking..ive been to other countries and all they do is walk from point A to B, gusto kasi ng pinoy sa mismong harapan nila sila ibababa...notice how people get off jeeps, after 50m may papara na naman..

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    many years ago,
    pacific northwest city.
    there is an electric bus station in the middle of nowhere.
    there's a busy building a hundred meters before it, and a school a hundred meters after it.
    i ask why.
    "we don't play favorites here. xxx meters interval. period."
    was he pulling my leg?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    ...to what end...?
    Small steps doc

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    Quote Originally Posted by MR_BIG18 View Post
    Why are people so afraid of walking..ive been to other countries and all they do is walk from point A to B, gusto kasi ng pinoy sa mismong harapan nila sila ibababa...notice how people get off jeeps, after 50m may papara na naman..

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    Agree ako dito bro, pinoy should start walking from jeepney or bus stops, it's more healthier pa.

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    Just sharing. Doesn't necessarily reflect my views (coz I don't have a stand yet on this issue).

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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Then we label them anti progress.


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    Aren't they already Master C?

    They don't want to change, they believe their way is the only way and that new methods and more efficient modes of transport aren't necessary to help them as well. To me, that is already anti-progress.


    Good thing about transport strikes, no traffic congestion expected today.

    Just stay away from the protest areas, of course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MR_BIG18 View Post
    Why are people so afraid of walking..ive been to other countries and all they do is walk from point A to B, gusto kasi ng pinoy sa mismong harapan nila sila ibababa...notice how people get off jeeps, after 50m may papara na naman..

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    Mainit.
    Nakakapagod.
    Tamad.
    In short maraming dahilan.



    Quote Originally Posted by sparc179 View Post
    Aren't they already Master C?

    They don't want to change, they believe their way is the only way and that new methods and more efficient modes of transport aren't necessary to help them as well. To me, that is already anti-progress.


    Good thing about transport strikes, no traffic congestion expected today.

    Just stay away from the protest areas, of course.
    Just pass by earlier at commonwealth, there is unusually high volume of people waiting for their rides.
    Ang kawawa is mga typical everyday worker na just want to get to their work on time.

    Jeepney modernization nga eh. Not phase out what they are trying to say to brainwash their members. Kesyo tatak pinoy na ang jeep blah blah blah. Baka tatak talangka.



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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Mainit.
    Nakakapagod.
    Tamad.
    In short maraming dahilan.

    Just pass by earlier at commonwealth, there is unusually high volume of people waiting for their rides.
    Ang kawawa is mga typical everyday worker na just want to get to their work on time.

    Jeepney modernization nga eh. Not phase out what they are trying to say to brainwash their members. Kesyo tatak pinoy na ang jeep blah blah blah. Baka tatak talangka.

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    I agree talagang apektado dyan yung regular commuters and I commiserate with their plight because I was a daily commuter myself when I was studying in Manila and also when I started to work. Endless hours on the road at the mercy of other drivers. That's one of the reasons I worked hard, earned a good living and bought my own car. Personal progress, so to speak.

    Change can be painful sometimes, but it is necessary. Otherwise, we all just wither and die with nothing to show for it, right? Yan yung hindi maintindihan ng mga jeepney owners eh, they have a business, they must modernize in order to compete with the changing times, otherwise wag na lang sila sumali at maghanap sila ng ibang pagkaka-kitaan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sparc179 View Post
    Change can be painful sometimes, but it is necessary. Otherwise, we all just wither and die with nothing to show for it, right? Yan yung hindi maintindihan ng mga jeepney owners eh, they have a business, they must modernize in order to compete with the changing times, otherwise wag na lang sila sumali at maghanap sila ng ibang pagkaka-kitaan.
    Lack of ambition.
    Trabaho ni tatay na pinasa sa anak at ipapasa pa sa future gen. Sabihin nila, eh eto lang kinakabuhay namin, dito na kami nasanay.

    Kaya naiimpressed ako dun sa mga nagviviral minsan na pinagtapos talaga ng pag aaral yung mga anak kahit na pobreng driver lang sila.


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    Quote Originally Posted by chronicle View Post
    Lack of ambition.
    Trabaho ni tatay na pinasa sa anak at ipapasa pa sa future gen. Sabihin nila, eh eto lang kinakabuhay namin, dito na kami nasanay.

    Kaya naiimpressed ako dun sa mga nagviviral minsan na pinagtapos talaga ng pag aaral yung mga anak kahit na pobreng driver lang sila.


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    Exactly Master C. Most of them don't even want to consider that there are better ways.

    Hindi sila uunlad dahil ganyan ang mindset nila. Which is why change needs to be forced upon them sometimes.

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    #79
    Nag announce pala ng coding suspension MMDA for PUVS... Pucha naman nagiisip ba mga yan? Wala na nga sila sa daan dahil strike eh. Bakit hinde private ang i-lift nila suspension?


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    so.
    who among us are going to loan them a milling bucks so's they can buy their new-generation jeep, collateral-free?

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