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[akotakot]

pag mag nakaw ng p1000 pababa na halaga ng gamit o anuman , isang malakas na palo sa pwet pag lalaki gamit ang makapal na kawayan sa kamay naman sa babae, sa manipis na kawayan sa bawat halaga. p1000 <= isang palo, every 1000 isang palo. kung naka 3000 na halaga ang ninakaw, 3 na palo. mas malakas ang impact ng palo sa kulong. ganyan ang batas sa singapore at malaysia.

 

bawat vandalism isang palo din. sinisira nila ang paligid. tapos gastos ng gastos naman ang government sa pagpipintura ng pader.

[sonnyt111]

Pag may kaso at lalo pag nakakulong, bawal dapat kumandidato

 

 

Agreed 100%. And if they are convicted, they should be disqualified forever from running for any government position. Because a crime such a plunder is a crime against the people that these government people swore to serve. They betrayed that trust so why allow them the opportunity to betray the people a second time?

 

Agreed as well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[oscartamaguchiblackface]

It was reported on the news tonight that, because of the increasing number of crimes committed by riding in tandem criminals aboard motorcycles, Quezon City now requires motorcycle riders to have their plate numbers printed on the back of their shirts. So what happens if the motorcycle rider has a passenger? The plate number printed on the motorcycle driver's shirt will now be obscured. I fail to see how such an ordinance will minimize crimes committed by riding in tandem criminals.

 

In Mandaluyong, only passengers who are close relatives of the motorcycle rider will be allowed to ride in tandem. This includes the wife and children of the motorcycle driver. Meaning, the motorcycle driver may be pulled over and asked if the woman riding with him is his wife or the boy/girl passenger is his son/daughter. So now, the woman will have to bring along a marriage certificate. And the boy/girl passenger must carry identification showing that they're the children of the motorcycle driver.

 

Goes to show you the quality of the people who think up such ridiculous ideas on how to stop crimes committed by riding in tandem criminals. When you ask for a marriage certificate from the man proving that his female passenger is his wife, it's reminiscent of religious policemen in Saudi Arabia stopping men in the company of women and asking for their marriage certificates.

 

There is only ONE way to stop/minimize riding in tandem criminals: Fielding more police checkpoints all over the Metro Manila and pulling over and questioning dubious looking characters who are riding motorcycles in tandem.

 

There is no short cut to effective crime prevention. Crime prevention is the responsibility of the police last time I checked. Since it's their responsibility, then they should do their jobs. After all, why are citizens such as us paying taxes for?

 

The authors of the ludicrous ordinances mentioned above should be fired for stupidity.

Edited July 25, 2014 by oscartamaguchiblackface

[Bugatti Veyron]

It was reported on the news tonight that, because of the increasing number of crimes committed by riding in tandem criminals aboard motorcycles, Quezon City now requires motorcycle riders to have their plate numbers printed on the back of their shirts. So what happens if the motorcycle rider has a passenger? The plate number printed on the motorcycle driver's shirt will now be obscured. I fail to see how such an ordinance will minimize crimes committed by riding in tandem criminals.

 

In Mandaluyong, only passengers who are close relatives of the motorcycle rider will be allowed to ride in tandem. This includes the wife and children of the motorcycle driver. Meaning, the motorcycle driver may be pulled over and asked if the woman riding with him is his wife or the boy/girl passenger is his son/daughter. So now, the woman will have to bring along a marriage certificate. And the boy/girl passenger must carry identification showing that they're the children of the motorcycle driver.

 

Goes to show you the quality of the people who think up such ridiculous ideas on how to stop crimes committed by riding in tandem criminals. When you ask for a marriage certificate from the man proving that his female passenger is his wife, it's reminiscent of religious policemen in Saudi Arabia stopping men in the company of women and asking for their marriage certificates.

 

There is only ONE way to stop/minimize riding in tandem criminals: Fielding more police checkpoints all over the Metro Manila and pulling over and questioning dubious looking characters who are riding motorcycles in tandem.

 

There is no short cut to effective crime prevention. Crime prevention is the responsibility of the police last time I checked. Since it's their responsibility, then they should do their jobs. After all, why are citizens such as us paying taxes for?

 

The authors of the ludicrous ordinances mentioned above should be fired for stupidity.

He he he. Absolutely agree. The stupidity of local government officials in solving problems never ceases to amaze me.

[oscartamaguchiblackface]

It was reported on the news tonight that, because of the increasing number of crimes committed by riding in tandem criminals aboard motorcycles, Quezon City now requires motorcycle riders to have their plate numbers printed on the back of their shirts. So what happens if the motorcycle rider has a passenger? The plate number printed on the motorcycle driver's shirt will now be obscured. I fail to see how such an ordinance will minimize crimes committed by riding in tandem criminals.

 

In Mandaluyong, only passengers who are close relatives of the motorcycle rider will be allowed to ride in tandem. This includes the wife and children of the motorcycle driver. Meaning, the motorcycle driver may be pulled over and asked if the woman riding with him is his wife or the boy/girl passenger is his son/daughter. So now, the woman will have to bring along a marriage certificate. And the boy/girl passenger must carry identification showing that they're the children of the motorcycle driver.

 

Goes to show you the quality of the people who think up such ridiculous ideas on how to stop crimes committed by riding in tandem criminals. When you ask for a marriage certificate from the man proving that his female passenger is his wife, it's reminiscent of religious policemen in Saudi Arabia stopping men in the company of women and asking for their marriage certificates.

 

There is only ONE way to stop/minimize riding in tandem criminals: Fielding more police checkpoints all over the Metro Manila and pulling over and questioning dubious looking characters who are riding motorcycles in tandem.

 

There is no short cut to effective crime prevention. Crime prevention is the responsibility of the police last time I checked. Since it's their responsibility, then they should do their jobs. After all, why are citizens such as us paying taxes for?

 

The authors of the ludicrous ordinances mentioned above should be fired for stupidity.

How do traffic enforcers in Quezon City enforce this ordinance? If the plate number is printed at the motorcycle driver's back side, the enforcer won't see the plate number until the driver has already passed by him. What's the traffic enforcer going to do if he sees that the motorcycle driver doesn't have the required plate number printed at the back of the shirt of the driver? Run after him? The only way this is going to work is if the traffic enforcer pulls over the motorcycle driver and inspects the back of the driver's shirt to ensure that the plate number of his motorcycle is printed on the shirt of the driver. But why even do that at all? Why not simply frisk the driver to see if he has any weapons on his person? That makes more sense than looking at the shirt of the driver to see if his plate number is properly printed.

 

As for Mandaluyong, what happens if the female rider forgot to bring her marriage certificate? Or the son/daughter forgot his/her identification card? Will the driver and his passengers be detained and brought to the police station for investigation even if none of them are carrying any firearms or other weapons? Ano ba ito? Guilty until proven innocent?

 

 

 

 

[oscartamaguchiblackface]

How do traffic enforcers in Quezon City enforce this ordinance? If the plate number is printed at the motorcycle driver's back side, the enforcer won't see the plate number until the driver has already passed by him. What's the traffic enforcer going to do if he sees that the motorcycle driver doesn't have the required plate number printed at the back of the shirt of the driver? Run after him? The only way this is going to work is if the traffic enforcer pulls over the motorcycle driver and inspects the back of the driver's shirt to ensure that the plate number of his motorcycle is printed on the shirt of the driver. But why even do that at all? Why not simply frisk the driver to see if he has any weapons on his person? That makes more sense than looking at the shirt of the driver to see if his plate number is properly printed.

 

As for Mandaluyong, what happens if the female rider forgot to bring her marriage certificate? Or the son/daughter forgot his/her identification card? Will the driver and his passengers be detained and brought to the police station for investigation even if none of them are carrying any firearms or other weapons? Ano ba ito? Guilty until proven innocent?

 

Think of all the useless and time consuming investigation that will go on just to confirm that the driver and the passengers are indeed related. Rather than enforce such a difficult, time consuming, and ineffective ordinance such as this, I think it's much easier and more effective for traffic enforcers to pull over riders in tandem if they look suspicious and may be carrying firearms or have in their possession several mobile phones, tablets, etc. which could indicate that these were stolen.

 

Traffic enforcers should be trained to spot suspicious looking characters riding in tandem. For instance, they should be trained to examine their body language as soon as they spot the enforcers. If they appear nervous and attempt to evade the enforcers, this should already raise some red flags. Traffic enforcers who fail to apprehend such suspicious looking characters should then radio their fellow traffic enforcers situated further down the road and other parts of the city to be on the lookout for these riding in tandem characters.

 

 

 

 

 

[maxiev]

A law mandating the issuance of a National Identity Card.

[bozChips]

anti govt dynasty law...

[maxiev]

A law extending the validity of a driver's license from 3 years to 5 years.

[Edmund Dantes]

 

There is no short cut to effective crime prevention. Crime prevention is the responsibility of the police last time I checked. Since it's their responsibility, then they should do their jobs. After all, why are citizens such as us paying taxes for?

 

 

Hehehehe! Only in the Philippines ka siguro makakakita ng mga karatula sa mga pampublikong lugar na nagsasabing "Magingat sa mandurukot/snatcher/magnanakaw". Ang olats di ba? Kasi acknowledgement ito na gumagala nga ang mga masasamang elemento sa isang pampublikong lugar. At kung ginagawa nga ng autoridad trabaho nila, eh di dapat ligtas ang mga ganitong lugar sa mga ganyang klase ng krimen. Bakit ka magbibigay ng babala sa mga mabubuting mamamayan? Hindi ba mas dapat matakot ang mga snatcher at petty criminals? Pagamin na lang ito ng pagiging inutil nila. Kaya siguro mas tamang ganito nakalagay sa karatula "Pasensya na sa mga mamamayan, di namin kayo kaya proteksyunan, kaya kayo na bahala sa sarili nyo".

[Edmund Dantes]

anti govt dynasty law...

 

Malabong maipasa ito at 80% ng mga representative natin sa batasan galing sa mga political clans

[maxiev]

Kaya siguro mas tamang ganito nakalagay sa karatula "Pasensya na sa mga mamamayan, di namin kayo kaya proteksyunan, kaya kayo na bahala sa sarili nyo".

Ha ha ha. Yan ang dapat nakasulat sa mga patrol car nila imbes na "to protect and serve."

[maxiev]

Malabong maipasa ito at 80% ng mga representative natin sa batasan galing sa mga political clans

It certainly looks that way to me too. They make the rules. And the rules will always favor their self-interests.

[Edmund Dantes]

It certainly looks that way to me too. They make the rules. And the rules will always favor their self-interests.

 

Hindi tayo totoong demokrasya. Kasi hindi naman tayo government of the people, for the people, and by the people. Government tayo of political families, for the political families, of the political families. They do not represent us, nor work for our best interest. A government that does not represent the best interest of its people can not be called a democracy. Sino ba sa mga congressman natin ang totoong kumakatawan satin? Tignan na lang natin sa sona, pagandahan ng mga isusuot at mamahaling sasakyan. Hindi ba at sampal ito sa mukha ng publko? Imbes sana magagandang accomplishments na pakikinabangan ng tao ang nagiging highlight ng sona, mas napapansin pa yung karangyaan ng mga dapat kumakatawan sana satin

[oscartamaguchiblackface]

Hindi tayo totoong demokrasya. Kasi hindi naman tayo government of the people, for the people, and by the people. Government tayo of political families, for the political families, of the political families. They do not represent us, nor work for our best interest. A government that does not represent the best interest of its people can not be called a democracy. Sino ba sa mga congressman natin ang totoong kumakatawan satin? Tignan na lang natin sa sona, pagandahan ng mga isusuot at mamahaling sasakyan. Hindi ba at sampal ito sa mukha ng publko? Imbes sana magagandang accomplishments na pakikinabangan ng tao ang nagiging highlight ng sona, mas napapansin pa yung karangyaan ng mga dapat kumakatawan sana satin

I think you effectively summarized the state of the nation bro Edmund. Seeing all those government thieves showing off their expensive clothes and vehicles is like a slap on the face of the Filipino people. These sobs have no sense of shame whatsoever, given the plunder charges made against three of the senators and many other pending accusations against other senators and congressmen.

 

These sobs definitely do not represent us. They represent themselves.