Anti or pro duterte u need to read this

[Nitram3288]

Article from this post was not written by me, nkita ko lng sa fb read and decide
Original poster : Greco Belgica

Why Duterte hates America? And to the HYPOCRITES bashing Duterte’s foreign policy!

First of all I am witness of what happened to China and saw how they treated us. Secondly, I paid for all my tickets, hotel, and food. I did not spend a single centavo of tax money and so did the 500 business delegates that came.

Foreign policy is not based on how you feel about a country, but the VALUE that is placed in the relationship. Kung baga “Magkaibigan nga tayo, wala naman akong pakinabang sayo”.

An independent foreign policy finds strength on freedom. Freedom from any external influence other than of its own, who looks after its own benefits and liberties.

Its not that Duterte hates America, Its the way America is treating us that he finds unfair, unjust, and insulting to the Filipinos, hampering economic development and threatens our security and sovereignty as a nation.

The Americans don’t treat us as equals, it sees us as inferiors.

We are as good as any free man and nation there is. And we can be better than what we are today. I know that for a fact, because I finished my post graduate studies in the States. I am not anti-American, but I understand what it means to be free.

And we take all this for what? For peanuts coming from America compared to economic trade they get by staying in our region from our neighbors at the expense of our security as a people. This is stupidity, hypocrisy and unfair.

I pose this questions to our hypocritical bashers and to enlighten the well meaning Filipinos asking why Duterte hates America so much:

1.Why do these hypocrites accuse us of EJK and call us friends at the same time? When Duterte is cleaning the country of illegal drugs and narco-politics. Is America laying down the foundation for invasion as it did with Gadaffi, Sadam and Al-Quaeda using human rights abuse as its excuse?

DAMN YOU if you are!

It is America who started to paint this picture to the world. Without the benefit of proper investigation and proof and only sourcing its reports from the Presidents political enemies - De Lima, an Abs Cbn reporter, Rappler and the likes. And from a political party linked to the biggest illegal drugs case, corruption and treasonous acts the President is investigating.

2.Rather than diplomatically mending broken trust like the friend they say they are, they come with threats and tirades of economic and legal sanctions like prejudiced activists.

Sanctions? Who made them judge over us? And what evidence have they brought to court?

3.Because of their strategic military position through our islands, the US poses threat to China’s security thus, trading trillions of dollars every year through the very wealthy South China sea.

Oh...have they paid rent over our islands and ports? And is it right to ask, if it is fair to ask Filipinos for a visa to visit America, when they don’t need one to come to the Philippines? When both people are visiting or doing business at the same time in the first place.

U.S. already owes China more than $1.4T when the Philippines has almost no trade with China because of this little brown brother stupid perception.

Not even our banana’s and mangoe’s were welcome to China. Has America done anything to help us get into the business? Yet they continue to exercise influence over the south China sea leveraging their military presence in the Philippines. And we get nothing from the loot.

4.It is their very presences that poses security threats to both the Philippines and China. Using us as leverage against our neighbors who hates us only because of them. China and the Philippines has never had a long standing problem with each other other than a perceived American influence over our foreign economic and military policy. We have been trading with China longer before the Americans came to our shore. Trading with China is not new to the Philippines. Why do you hate this arrangement so much when there is more Chinese blood in us than American, and we think more oriental than western.

Hypocrites!

You hate this only because you are Pro-American or your bosses are working for the. Your bosses are benefiting from the America because every time they find a President that will stand against them, they will run to the CIA and have them replaced by their puppet.

Not because you love the Philippines.

If we can trade with the U.S. why can’t we trade with China? If we can be friends with the U.S. who has been occupying territories in the Philippines for decades, why should we be enemies to China?

Do you really want war? Or would we rather have peace and trade with our neighbors?

I personally witnessed how the Chinese honored the presence of our President in our recent trip. It was like a celebration of the return of a long lost brother. It was said that how President Duterte was received was different and more special from how other nation were received. Evidenced by the investment and trade commitments PDuterte brought back home.

You can not be more prouder to be Filipino than you are today.

Over dinner at a traditional Chinese restaurant with my friends, when the waiters found out that I was part of Duterte’s delegation…they cheered wow and clapped! Nag papicture, autograph at nagtawag ng kanyang mga kasamahan para mag pa picture! Is that not honor for you and I?

What China offers us for friendship:

1.Peace in our region. We have saved millions of lives that can be lost if war breaks up. We have saved billions of dollars to urgently buy battleships, land to air rockets, war planes because the urgency of war in our region has dissipated.

2.$10B line if we need it.

3.$24B investment for infrastructure, railroads, super highways, internet and technology.

4.And we are now part of the $800T development program called 1 belt, 1 region program lead by China that we were never part of before the state visit of the President to China.

Duterte does not hate America. He hates how it treats us as a people and as a sovereign state. He hates that BULLSHIT that the CIA is doing to us every time we will have a leader that will not bend to their demand.

And for the colonials, who spends their day bashing us for agreeing with Digong’s independent foreign policy, if you really love the Philippines, why are you so mad against moves to open up trade with other nation such as China, when your American hero is not in the position to help us develop our nation because it is busy coping up with its own economic problems?

Then dont use anything made in China!

We are no longer a colony of any one. Not of America, not of China. We are Filipinos and we are free!

And we know that the only reason you are attacking the independent stand of Duterte is because you are protecting your American bosses who are benefiting from American influence over the Philippines.

Or you are working with the Liberal Party who are running scared because of the anomalies their administration is exposed to. Not for the Filipinos interest. But for your own.

I went there to personally see what was going on with China and the Philippines.

Ikaw maliban sa bashing ano ginawa mo?

 

[Stormer0628]

Article from this post was not written by me, nkita ko lng sa fb read and decide
Original poster : Greco Belgica

Why Duterte hates America? And to the HYPOCRITES bashing Duterte’s foreign policy!

First of all I am witness of what happened to China and saw how they treated us. Secondly, I paid for all my tickets, hotel, and food. I did not spend a single centavo of tax money and so did the 500 business delegates that came.

Foreign policy is not based on how you feel about a country, but the VALUE that is placed in the relationship. Kung baga “Magkaibigan nga tayo, wala naman akong pakinabang sayo”.

An independent foreign policy finds strength on freedom. Freedom from any external influence other than of its own, who looks after its own benefits and liberties.

Its not that Duterte hates America, Its the way America is treating us that he finds unfair, unjust, and insulting to the Filipinos, hampering economic development and threatens our security and sovereignty as a nation.

The Americans don’t treat us as equals, it sees us as inferiors.

We are as good as any free man and nation there is. And we can be better than what we are today. I know that for a fact, because I finished my post graduate studies in the States. I am not anti-American, but I understand what it means to be free.

And we take all this for what? For peanuts coming from America compared to economic trade they get by staying in our region from our neighbors at the expense of our security as a people. This is stupidity, hypocrisy and unfair.

I pose this questions to our hypocritical bashers and to enlighten the well meaning Filipinos asking why Duterte hates America so much:

1.Why do these hypocrites accuse us of EJK and call us friends at the same time? When Duterte is cleaning the country of illegal drugs and narco-politics. Is America laying down the foundation for invasion as it did with Gadaffi, Sadam and Al-Quaeda using human rights abuse as its excuse?

DAMN YOU if you are!

It is America who started to paint this picture to the world. Without the benefit of proper investigation and proof and only sourcing its reports from the Presidents political enemies - De Lima, an Abs Cbn reporter, Rappler and the likes. And from a political party linked to the biggest illegal drugs case, corruption and treasonous acts the President is investigating.

2.Rather than diplomatically mending broken trust like the friend they say they are, they come with threats and tirades of economic and legal sanctions like prejudiced activists.

Sanctions? Who made them judge over us? And what evidence have they brought to court?

3.Because of their strategic military position through our islands, the US poses threat to China’s security thus, trading trillions of dollars every year through the very wealthy South China sea.

Oh...have they paid rent over our islands and ports? And is it right to ask, if it is fair to ask Filipinos for a visa to visit America, when they don’t need one to come to the Philippines? When both people are visiting or doing business at the same time in the first place.

U.S. already owes China more than $1.4T when the Philippines has almost no trade with China because of this little brown brother stupid perception.

Not even our banana’s and mangoe’s were welcome to China. Has America done anything to help us get into the business? Yet they continue to exercise influence over the south China sea leveraging their military presence in the Philippines. And we get nothing from the loot.

4.It is their very presences that poses security threats to both the Philippines and China. Using us as leverage against our neighbors who hates us only because of them. China and the Philippines has never had a long standing problem with each other other than a perceived American influence over our foreign economic and military policy. We have been trading with China longer before the Americans came to our shore. Trading with China is not new to the Philippines. Why do you hate this arrangement so much when there is more Chinese blood in us than American, and we think more oriental than western.

Hypocrites!

You hate this only because you are Pro-American or your bosses are working for the. Your bosses are benefiting from the America because every time they find a President that will stand against them, they will run to the CIA and have them replaced by their puppet.

Not because you love the Philippines.

If we can trade with the U.S. why can’t we trade with China? If we can be friends with the U.S. who has been occupying territories in the Philippines for decades, why should we be enemies to China?

Do you really want war? Or would we rather have peace and trade with our neighbors?

I personally witnessed how the Chinese honored the presence of our President in our recent trip. It was like a celebration of the return of a long lost brother. It was said that how President Duterte was received was different and more special from how other nation were received. Evidenced by the investment and trade commitments PDuterte brought back home.

You can not be more prouder to be Filipino than you are today.

Over dinner at a traditional Chinese restaurant with my friends, when the waiters found out that I was part of Duterte’s delegation…they cheered wow and clapped! Nag papicture, autograph at nagtawag ng kanyang mga kasamahan para mag pa picture! Is that not honor for you and I?

What China offers us for friendship:

1.Peace in our region. We have saved millions of lives that can be lost if war breaks up. We have saved billions of dollars to urgently buy battleships, land to air rockets, war planes because the urgency of war in our region has dissipated.

2.$10B line if we need it.

3.$24B investment for infrastructure, railroads, super highways, internet and technology.

4.And we are now part of the $800T development program called 1 belt, 1 region program lead by China that we were never part of before the state visit of the President to China.

Duterte does not hate America. He hates how it treats us as a people and as a sovereign state. He hates that BULLSHIT that the CIA is doing to us every time we will have a leader that will not bend to their demand.

And for the colonials, who spends their day bashing us for agreeing with Digong’s independent foreign policy, if you really love the Philippines, why are you so mad against moves to open up trade with other nation such as China, when your American hero is not in the position to help us develop our nation because it is busy coping up with its own economic problems?

Then dont use anything made in China!

We are no longer a colony of any one. Not of America, not of China. We are Filipinos and we are free!

And we know that the only reason you are attacking the independent stand of Duterte is because you are protecting your American bosses who are benefiting from American influence over the Philippines.

Or you are working with the Liberal Party who are running scared because of the anomalies their administration is exposed to. Not for the Filipinos interest. But for your own.

I went there to personally see what was going on with China and the Philippines.

Ikaw maliban sa bashing ano ginawa mo?

Loud and clear from points 1 to 4.

Matagal ng alam na ang US-Philippine relationship serves US national interest more than it does Philippine interest, but it's one that's pretty much convenient to the local politicians and economic oligarchs and cartels, so why scrap it, they said. The mass media, also controlled by these interests, have cultivated a long-running myth to this effect.

If there's one thing that we have to be wary about this sudden shift of foreign policy paradigm, it is the danger of overcorrection: we scrap a dysfunctional relationship, only to run into another one with the same trappings of complacency. Inalis nga natin yung isang overlord, napalitan lang din ng iba.

We have to nurture this sudden burst of awareness in the foreign policy direction. Ang tanong hanggang kelan to independent foreign policy thrust na ganito. Pag-alis ni D30 malamang balik na naman tayo sa mga kano at mga alagang tuta nila dito. Mga trapo na sariling kapakanan lang ang inisip mula pa man.

Dapat ding hikayatin ni D30 ang ASEAN members para ireview ang commitment ng mga kaanib nito. For long-term security, the original vision of ASEAN is still the way to go for these ASEAN nations as individually they stand no chance against great powers like the US, China (no matter how the love affair for now), Japan, and the EU. WE also need to study the pros and cons of the newly formed BRIC to our country.

 

[Nitram3288]

Loud and clear from points 1 to 4.

Matagal ng alam na ang US-Philippine relationship serves US national interest more than it does Philippine interest, but it's one that's pretty much convenient to the local politicians and economic oligarchs and cartels, so why scrap it, they said. The mass media, also controlled by these interests, have cultivated a long-running myth to this effect.

If there's one thing that we have to be wary about this sudden shift of foreign policy paradigm, it is the danger of overcorrection: we scrap a dysfunctional relationship, only to run into another one with the same trappings of complacency. Inalis nga natin yung isang overlord, napalitan lang din ng iba.

We have to nurture this sudden burst of awareness in the foreign policy direction. Ang tanong hanggang kelan to independent foreign policy thrust na ganito. Pag-alis ni D30 malamang balik na naman tayo sa mga kano at mga alagang tuta nila dito. Mga trapo na sariling kapakanan lang ang inisip mula pa man.

Dapat ding hikayatin ni D30 ang ASEAN members para ireview ang commitment ng mga kaanib nito. For long-term security, the original vision of ASEAN is still the way to go for these ASEAN nations as individually they stand no chance against great powers like the US, China (no matter how the love affair for now), Japan, and the EU. WE also need to study the pros and cons of the newly formed BRIC to our country.

I agree pwdng itakeadvantage ng mga oligarchs tong investment ng russia at china, however sabi nga ni ka-einstein Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. i'm not politically inclined nor have any background in economics however duterte is taking an initiative, what previous leaders failed to do so, in that sense I respect him. prang tatay nga, iniisip nya ang pwdng imana sa mga anak niya bago siya mawala.

 

[Stormer0628]

I agree pwdng itakeadvantage ng mga oligarchs tong investment ng russia at china, however sabi nga ni ka-einstein Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. i'm not politically inclined nor have any background in economics however duterte is taking an initiative, what previous leaders failed to do so, in that sense I respect him. prang tatay nga, iniisip nya ang pwdng imana sa mga anak niya bago siya mawala.

Some people find it easy to liken the office of the presidency to a father figure. Personally I don't have a problem with that, but we must remember that fathers are also of a different kind: some tend to be good, others not so much, sometimes even becoming the abusive type. And this interpretation is also prone to the practice of personality cult, which tends to blind people to the true nature of the office.

In modern democratic setting, the perception is that any public office is a job that is by nature a public trust with specific mandates, or job specifications if you like the private business parlance. First among the mandates is that the public office should uphold some objectively outlined public good, not just of any specific sectors or interests in the nation. In foreign affairs, it translates to not getting your country in convoluted arrangements that compromise the interest of the nation whether economically, militarily, or politically—and whether short-term or long-term. The past Philippine governments have largely been amiss on their duties of safeguarding the interest of the nation, plunging the country in unwarranted entanglements that only benefited a few elites and oligarchs who are in close cahoots with the dubiously motivated public figures and their media manipulators.

 

[Nitram3288]

Some people find it easy to liken the office of the presidency to a father figure. Personally I don't have a problem with that, but we must remember that fathers are also of a different kind: some tend to be good, others not so much, sometimes even becoming the abusive type. And this interpretation is also prone to the practice of personality cult, which tends to blind people to the true nature of the office.

In modern democratic setting, the perception is that any public office is a job that is by nature a public trust with specific mandates, or job specifications if you like the private business parlance. First among the mandates is that the public office should uphold some objectively outlined public good, not just of any specific sectors or interests in the nation. In foreign affairs, it translates to not getting your country in convoluted arrangements that compromise the interest of the nation whether economically, militarily, or politically—and whether short-term or long-term. The past Philippine governments have largely been amiss on their duties of safeguarding the interest of the nation, plunging the country in unwarranted entanglements that only benefited a few elites and oligarchs who are in close cahoots with the dubiously motivated public figures and their media manipulators.

If you're right then laugh at my ideology. if i'm right then i'll laugh at your ideology. sounds fair? everything we dish out means nothing, not to say all we can do is hope for the best however this transition is bigger than both of us, thus, hoping for the best. I respect your perspective and it shows how you care but debates and arguments are just our way of venting out our beliefs in this impending change. from what i can tell you're more of a neutral than picking a side and I respect that.

 

[Stormer0628]

If you're right then laugh at my ideology. if i'm right then i'll laugh at your ideology. sounds fair? everything we dish out means nothing, not to say all we can do is hope for the best however this transition is bigger than both of us, thus, hoping for the best. I respect your perspective and it shows how you care but debates and arguments are just our way of venting out our beliefs in this impending change. from what i can tell you're more of a neutral than picking a side and I respect that.

If history is any lesson, there's really nothing to laugh at any ideology. If anything, they teach us that we should be seriously cautious in approaching and treating them: look at all the huge number of lives lost to those ideologies, to all the attendant schisms and consequent righteous murders trailing their wake.

If you look closely, my previous comment did not mention anything particularly derisive or contrary to your repost. I actually applaud all the initiatives of this present administration, and all my post about the current president all reflect that. I, however, am not blind to the possibility that all of these could just all go wrong at the blink of an eye. Government in the Philippines is a slippery affair, no exception from the first Katipuneros to the latest highly sophisticated Western universities-educated crop.

The Asian (and South American?—not sure about that) mindset is particularly given to paternalistic worldview of their governments. It has its merits, of course, but so too of demerits: and history teaches us that very rarely do good governance comes with father-figure leadership. A father figure could be wrong in his platforms, agendas, and execution of these programs, as in the case of North Korea, yet leave the people hardly wiser for it and go on living their pathetic lives in perpetual self-denial of the monster that has emerged at the helm of their nation. Paternalistic systems usually come with the paths that lead to such monstrosities: patronage system, cronyism, personality cults as I have mentioned, and the total hatred of opposition that leaves people no choice but to become yes-men and offer no constructive criticism anymore, which is the heart and soul of a truly democratic system.

The way to move forward is to strip public office of such emotional appendages. Demystify public positions. Treat it as a regular job, come up with performance parameters, and throw the underperforming a-holes out the next round of elections. That is why public officers are viewed as public administrators. Public servants, if you will. The great perversion occurs when we start to put them in the pedestal and worship them no matter what their actual performance says about them until they believe they are the masters and the people also revert to that mentality.

In this respect, this government is starting with flying colors, but as I said, this should not mean that we lower our guards to where this is all going in the future. We should not be overly caught in the euphoria of the moment; ready to acknowledge the good deeds but vigilant and sharp for the dodgy and shadowy ones—without saying they might occur, of course—and hoping they won't.

 

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As if yung China tutulungan din tayo? Tama yung sa ASEAN tayo mag focus at hayaan na natin yung dalawang super power mag away. At tama rin si Stormer na internal yung problema natin, yung feudal system dapat tlga alisin na .

Ilang tons ba nang Mindanao bananas yung kaylangan ibenta natin sa Tsina para uunlad ng Pinas? paki calculate nga. Wag nyu sabihin bebentahan natin ng Tsina nang electronic products eh sila mismo nag bebenta din sa buong mundo.

 

[Dyon2205]

pa-repost sa fb sir! thanks for sharing.

 

[smyle]

I somehow agree with most thinks but then as regards US Debt... It is a little more complex than that. The US Government Owes the Other Agencies of the US Government like Social Security Fund and its Federal Bank. Now, these Agencies have money. And like in a Bank, when it has money, it can make you borrow the money or it allows you to invest in the bank and make your money grow. Ganyan ang mga US Agencies. They have the money. They are like a Bank. The US Government is the borrower of money. Uutang sila sa mga agencies gaya ng Social Security at Federal Bank. Ngayon ang mga Agencies na ito ay nagooffer ng bonds. same as we have with the banks. Ngayon China ang Depositor. They want their money to grow in a sure manner kaya sa bonds ng US sila nag invest. You also need to remember that if you issue bonds, you must have enough money to pay such bonds when the Creditors or Investors want it back.

So generally yung utang ng US Government ay hindi nila utang sa China or any other Countries like Japan or KSA.

As regards the pivot to China, What Duterte clearly wants is to follow other Asian Countries. like Thailand, <\Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore. Private American Firm presence but not American Government Presence except of course Embassies and other Diplomatic Channels. We are a sovereign State and we don't need any other intervention coming from another sovereign state. Kaya nagagalit yan kasi pinapakielaman ang kanyang War against Drugs which should not be the case.

They say there is much Human Rights abuse??? Bakit ang KSA ang tindi ng Human Rights abuse pero binebentahan nila ng malalakas na Armas? There really is a need to identify what these abuses are.

 

[Chichun]

Ako ang nalilito. Hindi ko alam kung sino o ano ang taga brainwash. Kung sinabi na meron mali ang mga Amerikano ay parang sinabi na rin na meron saysay ang mga kalaban terorista na kumakalaban sa mga Amerikano dahil halos same reason ang iba.

Pati sa panahon ni Adolf Hitler ay meron nag explain sa akin at sinisisi ang mga Amerikano.

Then noon panahon ni Hitler ay tinitingala ng mga tao na savior siya ng bansa.

Masyado malalim. Meron both sides na mahirap ungkatin.

So yung dati norms natin na ang mga previous president is mostly rightist at naging president si Duterte at inamin niya na left siya---naging left na rin ang mga tao.

Bakit ngayon lang 2016 dumating si Duterte kung saan marami na pro American sa Pilipinas ever since Amerikano ang tumulong sa atin sa kamay ng Espanyol.

Selfish ang mga Spaniards. Takot sila na masapawan sila ng Filipino kaya meron discrimination. Meron magagaling magspanish pero limit dahil pinipigilan tayo ng mga Espanyol.

Unlike sa Amerikano ay hindi, so kaya kahit sa accent at language ay magaling tayo. 2nd best in spoken english ang Pilipinas. Hindi iyon ipinagdamutan ng America.

Ngayon....reverse na. Anong history isusulat sa panghinaharap? Reverse na rin? Paano iyon na once lang dumating si Duterte? Kung gusto ng change hanggang in the future well, siguraduhin lang na ang sunod na tatakbo ay makaleft din tulad ni Duterte or else, once lang siya talaga.

Matalino si Duterte. Sobra. Inaamin ko at humahanga ako sa kanya. Sobra. Knowledgeable siya and thanks to Joma Sison na former teacher nito sa communist political science.

I am not expecting na meron other side pala ang political science ng mga communism and/or terrorism na hindi natin alam.

Ngayon lang ako na enlighten.

Teka? Ano bashing? Ano ba iyon? Meron ba nagbabash? E di kaya reverse? Mas marami nagmumura na Dutertians sa youtube.com. Nagpapaliwanag lang ata ang anti at hindi nagbabash.

Pansin ko lang iyon.

Nababasa ko na nagpapaliwanag lang kung ano mali sa nakikita nila kaya hindi nila magustuhan. Ang madalas magmura at magalit na without explanation ang mga Dutertians. Ang iba ay inamin nila na idol nila at fans.

Never mind. Hindi ko alam na nagbabash na pala iyon.

 

[xDigoyx]

Ako ang nalilito. Hindi ko alam kung sino o ano ang taga brainwash. Kung sinabi na meron mali ang mga Amerikano ay parang sinabi na rin na meron saysay ang mga kalaban terorista na kumakalaban sa mga Amerikano dahil halos same reason ang iba.

Pati sa panahon ni Adolf Hitler ay meron nag explain sa akin at sinisisi ang mga Amerikano.

Then noon panahon ni Hitler ay tinitingala ng mga tao na savior siya ng bansa.

Masyado malalim. Meron both sides na mahirap ungkatin.

So yung dati norms natin na ang mga previous president is mostly rightist at naging president si Duterte at inamin niya na left siya---naging left na rin ang mga tao.

Bakit ngayon lang 2016 dumating si Duterte kung saan marami na pro American sa Pilipinas ever since Amerikano ang tumulong sa atin sa kamay ng Espanyol.

Selfish ang mga Spaniards. Takot sila na masapawan sila ng Filipino kaya meron discrimination. Meron magagaling magspanish pero limit dahil pinipigilan tayo ng mga Espanyol.

Unlike sa Amerikano ay hindi, so kaya kahit sa accent at language ay magaling tayo. 2nd best in spoken english ang Pilipinas. Hindi iyon ipinagdamutan ng America.

Ngayon....reverse na. Anong history isusulat sa panghinaharap? Reverse na rin? Paano iyon na once lang dumating si Duterte? Kung gusto ng change hanggang in the future well, siguraduhin lang na ang sunod na tatakbo ay makaleft din tulad ni Duterte or else, once lang siya talaga.

Matalino si Duterte. Sobra. Inaamin ko at humahanga ako sa kanya. Sobra. Knowledgeable siya and thanks to Joma Sison na former teacher nito sa communist political science.

I am not expecting na meron other side pala ang political science ng mga communism and/or terrorism na hindi natin alam.

Ngayon lang ako na enlighten.

Teka? Ano bashing? Ano ba iyon? Meron ba nagbabash? E di kaya reverse? Mas marami nagmumura na Dutertians sa youtube.com. Nagpapaliwanag lang ata ang anti at hindi nagbabash.

Pansin ko lang iyon.

Nababasa ko na nagpapaliwanag lang kung ano mali sa nakikita nila kaya hindi nila magustuhan. Ang madalas magmura at magalit na without explanation ang mga Dutertians. Ang iba ay inamin nila na idol nila at fans.

Never mind. Hindi ko alam na nagbabash na pala iyon.

Yan ho ang nagagawa ng 'fanaticism', kahit na klarong klaro na mali ay ginagawang tama. Yang mga panatiko ay karamihan mga balimbing, hindi yan nag iisip ng malalim, mang-aaway lang yan ng personal sayo at self-righteous ang mga yan.