ano bang meron sa globalization?? kaya mo bang timbangin ang positive and negative sides nito?? i want to know your opinion on it guys!!! ito ba tlaga solusyon sa kahirapan ng bansa???

This is Good for us Filipinos,

Why, because this is the only way we can size up our capabilities, measure our strengths and weaknesses.

We can not appreciate light if we do not experience darkness. In the same manner di natin masabi na magaling tayo kung di natin masubukang maki-compete sa mga dayuhang mga magagaling sa kani-kanyang larangan.

One thing is sure for the Philippines, we will rate high among the most corrupt country in the world.:praise:

what about the effects on it in our environment?

the effects on it on kids???

first of all, bago natin sagutin yan..alamin muna natin kung ano ba talaga ang globalization?

simply defined,

Globalization is the increasing interconnection of people and places as a result of advances in transport, communication, and information technologies that causes political, economic, and cultural convergence.

sa ngayon, ito ang "trend" ngayon. mahirap maging left-behind ang pinas sa mga neighboring countries nito. take for example china. nung una, china's market wasn't open. binuksan lang nila ito nung nakita nilang hindi maganda ang nagiging epekto nito sa kanila, dahil nga napagiiwanan sila. :yes:

kung ang tanong mo ay para sa bansa/economy natin, oo nakakabuti ito. pero kung ang tanong naman ay para sa environment, kids, etc..well, hindi talaga yan maiwasan dahil we have to adapt to the changing world. we just have to accept the fact that sooner or later, ang mundo na para sa magiging mga kids natin eh hindi na tulad nung mundo na kinlakihan natin before. :yes:

dba nga its a free world market? imagine mo nga yong malaking mall... kunwari each store nun represents county's best... japan sells gadgets so as u.s.a.... then ang philippines?? ano namn kaya?? at piso pa ang gmit nating monetary unit... is this a good competition? kaya ba talaga?

am against globalization in my personal opinion. isa lang ang kahihinatnan nyan para sa akin at yun ang satanism. you need to have the "mark" in order to buy anything in the future. sad but true. if you have an in-depth study sa mga nangyayari sa mundo ngayon, you'll know it's coming. maniwala kayo sa hindi, may organization na nagdidikta sa history natin. kung baga, merong dalawang types ng history. yun ay ang "natural" at ang "dictated" history. if you research further, you will be stumbling the iluminati's and the freemasonry and eventually, satanism. the only way we can improve our county is to be one and constant prayers.:salute:

kunwari each store nun represents county's best... japan sells gadgets so as u.s.a.... then ang philippines?? ano namn kaya??

jan pumapasok yung law of absolute advantage & disadvantage (correct me if im wrong :D). if you had econ101 sa college, malalaman mo ano meron dun sa law na yun. well, according to that law, kung saan malakas ang isang nation (example vietnam is good in producing rice) then yun ang product na i-eexport nya dahil yun ang absolute advantage nya compared sa isang nation. at kung saan naman sya mahina, (example mahina sya in producing bicycles), yun ang i-iimport nya. :yes: gets? o hindi? :giggle:

at piso pa ang gmit nating monetary unit...

we are talking about the world market here. siguro naman alam ng lahat na kapag world market, dollars ang base money nun. :yes:

is this a good competition? kaya ba talaga?

as of now, ang pinas ang isa sa mga pinakamataas ang export rate when it comes to labor. :lol:

update lang, as of now, Dollar-Peso exchange rate is Php 41.14 :slap:

dba nga its a free world market? imagine mo nga yong malaking mall... kunwari each store nun represents county's best... japan sells gadgets so as u.s.a.... then ang philippines?? ano namn kaya?? at piso pa ang gmit nating monetary unit... is this a good competition? kaya ba talaga?

Let us see the big picture. Bakit Php41 na lang ang $1. This is because of the huge dollar remittances of OFW. We still have so much workforce for export and if properly tap they too can deliver the needed $ to fuel our economy.

Let me cite another example: My company used to manufacture Milk powder for Phil market only, with a capacity of 15,000Kg per hour. That was 10 years ago. With Globalization our company now caters for the requirement of Indochina, south africa, and the middle east. Our capacity is now upgraded to 25,000 Kg per hour mostly infant formula. And please take note, we are not using a single drop of cows' milk from the Philippines - wala tayong ganoon karaming gatas dito sa Phils. kahit lahat pa ng mga hayop kasama tao (sa Pinas) mag pa-extract ng gatas, di natin kaya ang requirement ng aming operation. With Globalization this was made possible - to produce that huge volume of Milk powder in a country without enough lactating cows.:thumbsup:

Without globalization, baka wala pa tayong Symbianize.com:rofl:

@ inakay>>> advantage sayo... how about sa iba?? when u roam around you'll see... grabe ang bilis ng pagtaas ng child labor kasi nga we need to produce more pra maibenta... we are profit oriented... try to check our educational system... is it really nationalistic and scientific??? parang ang nangyayari kasi... nag aaral ang mga kabataan ngayon just to servre other country..

@icon>>> papz, do u have ur HBO? human behavior in organization?? heheh...share ko lng, globalization, ito po ung hindi lantarang pgcocolonize ng isang bansa... naadopt na ntin halos lahat sa labas... nalilimutan na natin kung ano tayo...

@icon>>> papz, do u have ur HBO? human behavior in organization?? heheh...share ko lng, globalization, ito po ung hindi lantarang pgcocolonize ng isang bansa... naadopt na ntin halos lahat sa labas... nalilimutan na natin kung ano tayo...

ahhhhhhhhhhhhh yun pala...:ashamed: kaw naman ate aiah eh :slap: so what you're trying to say has something to do with the colonial mentality issue, yun ba? :lol:

@ icon>>> part lang yon ng epekto ng globalization... kaw shalaga... i made this thread kasi nga wide ang scope ng globalization... and most of the time, i was always task to report it sa skol.. :lol: :lmao:

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:am against globalization in my personal opinion. isa lang ang kahihinatnan nyan para sa akin at yun ang satanism. you need to have the "mark" in order to buy anything in the future. sad but true. if you have an in-depth study sa mga nangyayari sa mundo ngayon, you'll know it's coming. maniwala kayo sa hindi, may organization na nagdidikta sa history natin. kung baga, merong dalawang types ng history. yun ay ang "natural" at ang "dictated" history. if you research further, you will be stumbling the iluminati's and the freemasonry and eventually, satanism. the only way we can improve our county is to be one and constant prayers.:salute:
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no offense bro, pero napatawa ako nito
salamat sa comment, siguro masasabi natin na from a religious person's point of view?

para sa akin maganda ang globalization, kung tayo ay isa sa mga 1st world country tulad ng japan, us, european countries...etc
dahil lumalaki ang market nila...
kumokonti ang mga excess na produkto dahil madaming mga bansa na pdeng pagtapunan ng mga ito, tulad ng mga 3rd world countries

pero kung PILIPINAS ka, o isang third world country,
hindi maganda ang epekto ng globalisasyon
dahil magiging tagapag tanggap tayo ng mga excess na produkto ng ibang bansa,,
sabihin na natin na magkakaroon tayo ng chance na ibenta ang mga produkto natin sa labas, makakayanan ba talaga nitong makipagcompete sa mga produkto na gawa sa ibang bansa, at bibigyan ba ito ng shelf space ng mga tindahan duon?

halimbawa mga farm products, agriultural country kasi pinas db,
sa mga 1st world at ibang 2nd world countries me subsidy na nanggagaling sa gobyerno, ibig sabihin, ung mga farmers binabayaran para magtanim

so pagdating ng harvest, kahit ipabili nila ng mura, e hindi sila malulugi, sa pilipinas, wala nang subsidy e mataas pa ang cost ng pagbebenta ng, halimbawa bigas, mga inani, kaya ang ending, makalabas man ng bansa ang produkto natin e wala p ring kaseguraduhan na mabebenta ito,

sa mga nars pa siguro at dh, wala ng tatalo sa atin
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Whew nalito na ako

what about the effects on it in our environment?

the effects on it on kids???

Without Globalization - di sana natin malaman na:

ang ibang mga bansa pala ay nagiisip ng mga paraan para masolusyonan ang Global warming.

Na ang USA pala ay ayaw pumirma ng Kyoto protocol dahil ayaw nitong mag-commit sa mga hakbangin para sa environmental protection.

Na may ISO 14001 - international standard for Environmental management system compliance.

Na ang mga pilipino pala ay kapiranggot lang ang kaalaman patungkol sa Environmental Protection.

Sa bansa natin, nagkaroon tayo ng DENR secretary na utak ng illegal logging.

:pray:Mga salinlahi, kahit walang Globalization, ang mga corrupt na politiko na inyong binoto ay patuloy sa pamumuputol ng kahoy at paghukay sa paanan ng mga bundok upang hanapin ang para sa kanila ay kayamanan, hindi inalintana ang idudulot na pagkawasak sa kalikasan.

Napanuod nyo ba si Enrile at Madrigal na nag-away tungkol sa kung sino ang sumisira sa Kalikasan dahil sa illegal logging? Kilala nyo ang dating DENR sec Alvarez? Ano ba nalalaman nito tungkol sa Environment.

Sa utak ng mga Pilipino, mayroon man o walang Globalisasyon patuloy ang ating kamang-mangan sa Environmental Awareness. Patuloy ang pagtatapon ng mga basura at dumi sa ilog at dagat. Patuloy ang pagkakaingin at pamumutol ng kahoy.


:noidea: Madaam aiah, effects on kids. Bakit di natin pabayaang sagutin yan ng mga dakilang mga magulang. Kung bakit hinayaan nilang sa murang edad ay tinutulak nilang magtrabaho ang kanilang mga anak - samantalang karamihan sa mga kalalakihang adult ay tambay at nasa kanto nakikipag-inuman.

Ang sanhi po nito ay hindi Globalization, kundi Juan Tamad mentality.:thumbsup:

xa nga? pano mo ngayon yan makokontrol ang mabilis na pgliliberalized ng kabataan ngayon??

xa nga? pano mo ngayon yan makokontrol ang mabilis na pgliliberalized ng kabataan ngayon??

Liberalized? to reform and become less strict, or reform something and make it less strict.

Please take note that before the shift to multi-party system, our political system is a two party system.

We have the nationalista or the conservative and the Liberal party or the less strict.

There are pros & cons but for me there is no problem about being liberal minded.

British nationals are conservative people while swiss and Holand nationals are more liberated. So what's wrong with liberalism?

May be you are referring to early sexual activity or premarital sex. :yipee:

Then comes the problem of over population. Again, these two problems have nothing to do with Globalization.

Sadyang prolific lang siguro ang mga Filipino. :rofl:

kasi nga po... there are big industries na nagpoproduce ng comtraceptives tsaka inaadvertise pa po ito... kaya tuloy naaano.. :naughty:

am against globalization in my personal opinion. isa lang ang kahihinatnan nyan para sa akin at yun ang satanism. you need to have the "mark" in order to buy anything in the future. sad but true. if you have an in-depth study sa mga nangyayari sa mundo ngayon, you'll know it's coming. maniwala kayo sa hindi, may organization na nagdidikta sa history natin. kung baga, merong dalawang types ng history. yun ay ang "natural" at ang "dictated" history. if you research further, you will be stumbling the iluminati's and the freemasonry and eventually, satanism. the only way we can improve our county is to be one and constant prayers.:salute:

tama. lalo na kung magbabasa ka ng apocalipsis, napakadaming hula dun ang nagaganap na. may nabasa nga ako na ang pope daw ay nakipagmeeting sa mga top leaders sa buong mundo at mga business leaders din, yun lang di natin alam kung ano pinagusapan nila pero sa bible naganap ang hula na yan sa kanila, ayokong magsalita ng tuloy tuloy dahil baka makasakit na ko ng damdamin ng ibang katoliko, pero mas maganda sana kung iresearch niyo yan. hehe

kasi nga po... there are big industries na nagpoproduce ng comtraceptives tsaka inaadvertise pa po ito... kaya tuloy naaano.. :naughty:

Long before Globalization, may Quiapo church na at sa bangketa may nagtitinda na ng mga dahon/halaman pang-abortion not just contraceptives.

Wala rin kinalaman dito ang Globalization. Ang mga criminal minds ay laging nandyan may Globalization man o wala.

Ang sexual desires ay laging nandyan kahit walang globalization.

at ang Satanismo ay co-terminus with Catholismo dahil doon lang natin nalaman ang term Satan.

lol, I don't see any reason why we should associate globalization with religion. Anyways, na-sum up na ni anduling ang advantage at disadvantage ng globalization. It could mean the death of small industries kasi they would have to cope up with cheaper imports mostly coming from China. Sa tingin ko, mas makikinabang lang ang China diyan sa Globalization as compared to other countries like ours. Sa gulay at karne na nga lang e talamak na ang mumurahing imported ngayon na kung minsan hindi pa dumadaan sa tamang proseso ng inspection. Ang nakakainis pa minsan, sasabihin na free trade kuno pero kung tayo naman mag-export kung anu-ano naman ang restriction na ini-impose sa atin ng ibang bansa diyan tulad ng Australia.

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no offense bro, pero napatawa ako nito
salamat sa comment, siguro masasabi natin na from a religious person's point of view?

para sa akin maganda ang globalization, kung tayo ay isa sa mga 1st world country tulad ng japan, us, european countries...etc
dahil lumalaki ang market nila...
kumokonti ang mga excess na produkto dahil madaming mga bansa na pdeng pagtapunan ng mga ito, tulad ng mga 3rd world countries

pero kung PILIPINAS ka, o isang third world country,
hindi maganda ang epekto ng globalisasyon
dahil magiging tagapag tanggap tayo ng mga excess na produkto ng ibang bansa,,
sabihin na natin na magkakaroon tayo ng chance na ibenta ang mga produkto natin sa labas, makakayanan ba talaga nitong makipagcompete sa mga produkto na gawa sa ibang bansa, at bibigyan ba ito ng shelf space ng mga tindahan duon?

halimbawa mga farm products, agriultural country kasi pinas db,
sa mga 1st world at ibang 2nd world countries me subsidy na nanggagaling sa gobyerno, ibig sabihin, ung mga farmers binabayaran para magtanim

so pagdating ng harvest, kahit ipabili nila ng mura, e hindi sila malulugi, sa pilipinas, wala nang subsidy e mataas pa ang cost ng pagbebenta ng, halimbawa bigas, mga inani, kaya ang ending, makalabas man ng bansa ang produkto natin e wala p ring kaseguraduhan na mabebenta ito,

sa mga nars pa siguro at dh, wala ng tatalo sa atin
:rofl::rofl::rofl:

Whew nalito na ako

pareng ands, hahaha! nagwawaram up lang. tagal kong nawala sa symbianize e. hahaha! good point ka jan men! minsan talaga hindi na ko umaasa sa pag unlad ng bansa natin dahil sa maruming pulitika. isa pa, sariling atin, di pa natin tangkilikin. minsan masyado tayong ginagawang puppet ng mga malalaking bansa. kung baga, @ss kisser tayo. sa tingin ko sa laki ng utang natin sa ibang bansa e mahihirapan tayo umunlad. pano pa sa globalization? ano na mangyayari satin? minsan kasi kaya naman natin pero pilit tayong tinatakot at minamanipula ng ibang bansa. pansinin nalang natin ang japan. sa tingin ko di sila nagpaalipin sa mga kano kaya sila umunlad. isa pang rason, tinatangkilik talaga nila ang sariling produkto nila. naalala ko tuloy yung quotes na sinend sakin ng utiol ko: "in the beginning God made man. and everything else was made in china!" kahit gano pa din kalaki problema natin, tinatawanan lang natin yan kasi pinoy tayo! :) wala lang, nag labas lang ng sama ng loob. hindi to reply kay pareng anduling. yung unang tatlong sentence lang yung reply ko. :rofl:

Globalization refers to the increasing interconnection between people and places as a result of advancements transport, communication and Information Techonology (IT), resulting in economic, political and cultural convergences.

Globalization is hailed as the provider of the ticket to worldwide progression. But, it certainly comes at an expense that some cannot see; an expense that some choose to deny.

From an economic perspective, Globalization further widens the income gap in today's world. Globalization favours the educated, the IT savvy, the resourceful individuals, the capitalists. To ride on Globalization, one must be sufficiently informed and equipped with the resources to innovate and sustain. However, majority of the societies in today's world are either of agrarian nature or are struggling to even industralise. While Economically More Developed Countries (EMDCs) countries like USA, Singapore and other developed economies of Europe endorsed Globalization due to the many benefits they could reap, we have to recognise that the entire continent of Africa, the rural farmers of Asia and the poor factory workers of Eastern Europe are barely able to eck out a decent living. These Economically Less Developed Countries (ELDCs) are sacrificed from the start due to the lack of capital and expertise. As such, the viscous cycle of poverty perpetuates in these areas, despite Globalization, resulting in a phenomenon in which the rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer.

Culturally speaking, globalization has a con in that it creates a generation of global citizens who may not have a strong sense of identity to their motherland. To adapt and reap the benefits of globalization, one must be mobile and responsive. An increasing proportion of students are employees alike have been uprooted from their motherland and relocated to foreign lands for purposes of work and education. This occurance may present a threat to our family - the basic unit of society. Is there still a sense of loyalty towards the homelands of these rising number of global citizens? Are they prepared to serve their countries in times of need? These are some questions that people would have to confront now, more often than before in history, should they wish to preserve cultures and values as globalization continues.


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RULING OF ELITES!!!

Exactly madam Aiah.

The choice is ours. Swiss is among the richest country in the world. It also invested heavily outside its border. But please take note, they able to preserve their environment and the nature's beauty. They even practice the tradition of preparing for war & nuclear attack even though they remained neutral for the last two world war. In fact all buildings, even residential houses provide their own bomb shelters and a month supply of foods.

Where as, Philippines - Huh, we're already globalized long before the term Globalization was entered into Webster Dictionary. Port of Manila was once one of the busiest trading centers of mexico, china, asian countries and europe thru spain.

Nagahasa na ang ating kalikasan long before the emergence of globalization kuno. All we need now as a nation is to know how to lessen the impact of environmental crimes all of our ancestors have committed.

Because with or without globalization, the depletion of Potable drinking water is certain and supply is expected to end in 2070.

Well Globalization teaches us that Germany manage to survive without potable underground water table.:thumbsup:

Bad or good we can't avoid globalisation. Philippines is too small to resist it so better join the world and take advantage of it.Nakikinabang na tayo thru BPO or call centers as everybody know. Overseas employment is actually globalisation. What we need to do is to promote and market Philippine products esp. agricultural products.Dito sa Mid. East banana lang ang alam nilang fruit from Phil. when in fact we have mangoes,pineapples, rambutan and many more. We ought to market the Philippines as preferred tourist destination. In globalisation the whole world is your market and how to sell yourself is the challenge to the government and private sector.

mmm.. i have to say that im against globalization..

i found out that there were very small or no taxes at all imposed on imported goods? while our government continue to increased taxes to be taken from us?

if taxes were imposed on imported goods then we dont have to suffer from things such as "e-vat"

but im afraid that we could never do that because of globalization.. if we were to imposed taxes on imported goods then we break the GATT [general agreement on tariff and trade].. then the "global police" would be certainly be on our backs..

and this GATT is certainly an upper hand to those countries capable of mass producing goods since they could freely dump their excess products.. where? to third world countries like us! where it could easily kill the local markets thus resulting from dramatic culture change and the addiction to imported materials..

and also in order to cope up with "globalization," the government suddenly came up with laws that would easily take lands.. farm lands to be exact.. in order to build commercial or industrial based lands.. where they left poor farmers even poorer with no land of their own..

good point sir :thanks:

As I said before we can not avoid globalisation otherwise we would be an economic pariah. While it is true that there are low taxes on imported goods the same is true with goods that we will export to other countries. The key here is to maximise exports on areas where we are strong. We all know that we are basically an agricultural country, therefore we should exploit the markets for agricultural products and leave the industrial products to those who are highly advanced on it. How can we compete with the likes of Japan, USA, Germany and others. However these countries are in constant demand for bananas, mangoes, pineapples, tunas, carageenans and many other agricultural products. What the government should do is provide technical expertise and production assistance to farmers and help them market their products locally and internationally. This way the negative impact of globalisation to the small farmers can be lessened.

got ur point sir :thanks:

Those who have read my previous posts will probably think that I'm 100% for globalization. Personally, I also doubt if it's good for less developed countries. I will express my apprehensions from a farmer's point of view as I was once a farmer myself at the tender age of 10. Lagi nating nakikita sa mga rally " Tutulan ang globalisation " and most of them are small farmers and fishermen. Sila kasi yung unang apektado pag may cheap import ng Thai at Vietnamese rice o kaya'y Chinese vegetables, meat at pati nga seafoods tulad ng pusit. Wala silang kalaban-laban lalo pa at kulang na kulang ng government support. Paano pa sila magtatanim kung ang market ay binabaha ng murang imports dahil sa globalisation. Ang resulta sobrang kahirapan na sinsamantala ng mga politiko at mga Leftist groups to further their own agendas. Ang tamang approach siguro is for the farmers to group themselves into cooperative groups para mas effecient ang production at marketing. Of course it needs government support in terms of funding and technical support. NGO's can play a role also to help these farmers rather than exploiting them for their political ends. We can't stop globalisation so we should make the most out of it and help those who are helpless against it.

i never liked globalisation. and i think our country isn't ready for globalisation.
first is that because of globalization, hindi na competitive ang mga products galing sa Philippines or kung competitive nga mahal naman unlike sa mga imported na goods flooding our dept. stores and tiangges (GATT is a product of globalisation).parang nakatali ang mga kamay natin sa poste at ang mga mayayamang oportunistang bansa lang ang nakikinabang sa pag buhos ng produkto nila.
second is that employment decreases sa mga di competitive na products galing sa bansa natin. because of regional sourcing of products. (notice that shampoos and beauty soaps are made from neighboring SE Asian countries?). Inaalis na sa ating bansa ang pag manufacture ng products with higher cost rather than in countries with less cost to produce (vietnam is a good example) di naman pwede babaan ang sweldo ng workers. unless our living is subsidized by the government malaki pa rin cost natin so ang gagwin ng mga companies,babawasan ang labor force, product INGRIDIENTS, and other non operational costs para lang makuha ang regional sourcing ng certain product.
lastly conservation ng ating environment will also harm due to globalization. he government right now give rights in exploring our reserves.(di naman tayo nakikinabang).

yon ang masakit...

sila ang kumikita at nakikinabang habang tayo ay gutom at nangingibang bansa para mg-paalila just to survive :weep:

We are now feeling the pinch of globalisation in the form of rice shortage which goes to show the importance of our forum. We discussed here earlier that because of the cheap imports of rice from Thailand, Vietnam and China our farmers are opting out of rice farming. The result is we become totally dependent on rice importation. Of course when supply is affected the law of supply and demand will prevail and we now have higher price of rice in the market. The situation is further aggravated by the manipulation of the rice cartels and the rampant smuggling of rice. If GMA survived ZTE, the rice problem could be the last straw for the people so it would be wise on her part to do everything to alleviate the rice shortage.

Whatever reason Globalization brings, dapat lang natin gamitin itong mabuti. Walang masama kung alam mong wala kang masisira.

So, sa lahat ng bad effects dulot ng globalization, epekto lng yan dahil sa mga taong hinid marunong gumamit nito. diba?

kaya nga maraming nag memerged na companies (esp. banks) bkoz of globalization. Isa pang proof nito ay yung ISO accreditation, right? ISO accreditation is done to be sure that a system in a company or institution is at par with international standards.

ate love can u explain it further... :giggle:

^Ano ang di mo maintindihan

yong standing nyo po... BAD ba or GOOD ang globalization... sorry ate, im slow... :peace:

para po sakin..
mabuti naman po ang globalization kung gagamitin ng maayos ng mga tao..
nagiging masama lang po ito dahil sumosobra na tayo...
at..
hindi pa naman po huli para maligtas natin ang ating mundo..[naks] sundin na lang natin ang sabi ng avatar at siggy ni ate aiah...:D

Globalization in the Philippines is not good. It does not contribute to the improvement of our country. Here's one fact, the Philippines is a third world country and we could not compete with other big countrie like Japan, US and European countries. Before engaging to globalization, we should first solve our problems and strengthen the Philippine industry.

@aiah - it has good and bad effects.

Good because we can be globally competitive

Bad because of the stress it can create.

:dance: sobrang :thanks: sa mga sagot nyo...

ate love :thanks:

^youre welcome aiah....;)

Globalization is Good....

pero kaya ba natin? sa current status natin.....sigurado di tayo pwede...

nagkakagulot tayo eh..away away...

Pro ako dito...pero may dapat tayong unahin..yung moralidad natin..kasi pag eto nabago...tyak aasenso tayo...

^Moralidad? Yan naman ang kuwestyunable...most of people would love to wallow in sin.

Go for Globalization!

Good: dahil bababa ang prices ng mga products
Bad: Dahil mamamatay ang sarili nating industry