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Rotc (military Science) Becomes Mandatory Again


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Opinion ko lang ito kalokohan lang itong ROTC na ito. In the first place this instills discipline sabi nila pero kung titingnan mo sino nagpapasimula ng coup de etat sa Pinas di ba military nasaan ang disiplina doon. Kung college ulit ako babayaran ko na lang ito. Erpats ko lang ang may ayaw. Model platoon daw sya dati. Natatawa lang ako. I don't believe in this BS. E kung may disiplina sa ROTC e di sana wala ng bayaran para sa grades at wala ng kadeteng namamatay dahil binubulgar ang kalokohan dito. Isa pa sa panahon ngayon kung mainvolved man tayo sa gyera kalaban ang ibang bansa eh hindi na tayo basta basta masasakop. Maraming bansang tutulong sa atin.

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Mandatory? Again? Tsk, tsk..

 

During my time, it was mandatory and I've always wondered why the hell should I be out in the football field with the sun wasting my sweat away.. Even during High School, CAT was a big question mark for me.. I only took CAT so that I would not waste money by buying Boy scout uniforms coz I know that ROTC is a mandatory thing in college..

 

I still question the ROTC course and I still do not remember anything worthwhile except for the friendly conversations I had with some of my platoon mates.. Well, to each his own, I guess..

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in my days, the only way to make up absences is to provide office supplies w/ receipt (obviously maibubulsa nila ang office budget) and isang boteng alak for the commandant.

 

my advice if this is true, pagawa ka ng medical certificate na maysakit ka and bawal mapagod or maarawan if u want your 4 terms of rotc easy. but it's ok din to experience rotc and finish the course. say bye bye to those long hair college boy!

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Olats to...

 

Although officer ako nung High school. I honestly think we do not need ROTC... It reduces the amount of time a student can spend on studying or focusing on other activities/interests that can help them more with their future careers.

 

It promotes militarianism... and teaches officers to become power-hungry and normal cadets to disrespect authority.

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