Poll: Bongbong Marcos Vs Leni Robredo

[Behlat]

Hindi naman Aquino si Robredo ah. Ni hindi nga sya taga Tarlac eh. 

Uragon yun eh. Pure Bicolana. 

bat ba lagi Marcos vs Aquino ang argument? 

[camiar]

On 8/30/2020 at 7:26 PM, oxosigesige said:

Who's family? Aquino family siguro tinutukoy mo ano? Lol

Most likely.

Malakas ang propaganda ng Aquino family, but their dynasty ends with the death of Noynoy Aquino.

[haroots2]

25 minutes ago, camiar said:

Most likely.

Malakas ang propaganda ng Aquino family, but their dynasty ends with the death of Noynoy Aquino.

Susundan ni Josh ang yapak ng fave niyang Uncle Noy.

[tmit715]

Bbm

[Omgitsdon]

We the north!

[Vince3]

tanong lang sa pro bbm. madalas kasi hirit sa aquino, at this topic of bbm kasi, hindi naman siya relevant. 

Ginagawa niyo ba yung hirit sa aquino dahil sinasabi niyo na kupal din aquino kaya ok lang na masama ang ginawa ng marcos? guilty of corruption, thousands of cases ng  rape, torture and murder. Hindi kayo naniniwala na totoo o to or despite na ginawa to ni marcos, naniniwala pa rin kayo kay bongbong? wala sana ko problema dahil anak naman siya and hindi siya gumasa nito pero natatakot ako dahil hindi niya rinerecognize yung injustice na ginawa ng ama niya. 

hindi ito bashing lang, curious lang ako sa side ng thinking ng mga bbm

[mesh1180]

solid north!

[camiar]

3 hours ago, Vince3 said:

tanong lang sa pro bbm. madalas kasi hirit sa aquino, at this topic of bbm kasi, hindi naman siya relevant. 

Ginagawa niyo ba yung hirit sa aquino dahil sinasabi niyo na kupal din aquino kaya ok lang na masama ang ginawa ng marcos? guilty of corruption, thousands of cases ng  rape, torture and murder. Hindi kayo naniniwala na totoo o to or despite na ginawa to ni marcos, naniniwala pa rin kayo kay bongbong? wala sana ko problema dahil anak naman siya and hindi siya gumasa nito pero natatakot ako dahil hindi niya rinerecognize yung injustice na ginawa ng ama niya. 

hindi ito bashing lang, curious lang ako sa side ng thinking ng mga bbm

I lived through Martial Law. I saw corruption and abuses committed by government officials. I thought at that time that Marcos was to blame. 

After Martial Law, I had high hopes that things would be better than before. Then I saw corruption and abuses by government officials, yet again. 

This time, I have realized that corruption and abuses will continue to be endemic in our country, no matter who the president is, because WE, the people, allow it to happen - because the government officials who are elected to position, from barangay kagawad to congressmen and senators, are just a reflection of who we are.

I also realized that from 1960s onwards, only when we have national leaders who have vision and governance skills to get things done, did we see the country making headway in progress, despite the corruption and abuses in the government.

Those periods were during the terms of Ferdinand Marcos, Fidel Ramos, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, and currently, Rodrigo Duterte. These are the presidents who know how to get things done.

Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos, Jr., who has decades of both Executive and Legislative experience, which is better than the current crop of presidential aspirants, has the track record that qualifies him for the job at hand this coming 2022 elections.

I will support him.

 

 

[Vince3]

On 9/29/2021 at 11:07 PM, camiar said:

I lived through Martial Law. I saw corruption and abuses committed by government officials. I thought at that time that Marcos was to blame. 

After Martial Law, I had high hopes that things would be better than before. Then I saw corruption and abuses by government officials, yet again. 

This time, I have realized that corruption and abuses will continue to be endemic in our country, no matter who the president is, because WE, the people, allow it to happen - because the government officials who are elected to position, from barangay kagawad to congressmen and senators, are just a reflection of who we are.

I also realized that from 1960s onwards, only when we have national leaders who have vision and governance skills to get things done, did we see the country making headway in progress, despite the corruption and abuses in the government.

Those periods were during the terms of Ferdinand Marcos, Fidel Ramos, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, and currently, Rodrigo Duterte. These are the presidents who know how to get things done.

Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos, Jr., who has decades of both Executive and Legislative experience, which is better than the current crop of presidential aspirants, has the track record that qualifies him for the job at hand this coming 2022 elections.

I will support him.

 

 

Yes, you can say everyone did corruption. But martial law included, thousands of rapes, torture, total disregard for human lives. That is totally unacceptable. Like i said, I wouldnt have a problem with him if he recognized it and apologize for something he did not have control over. To not even recognize though is really worrisome. Its a disregard for the lives of Filipino people. A president with this mind set is very dangerous for me.

 

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[boysuki]

BBM for the win!

[jkedela]

BBM-Sara tandem for 2022

[Pen15]

Meron corruption during Marcos era...

Mas naging gahaman ang corruption after Marcos time.

 

[francis_0170]

BBM

[camiar]

On 9/21/2021 at 1:10 PM, haroots2 said:

Susundan ni Josh ang yapak ng fave niyang Uncle Noy.

That is the very reason why I believe their dynasty has ended.

[camiar]

On 10/2/2021 at 9:35 PM, Vince3 said:

Yes, you can say everyone did corruption. But martial law included, thousands of rapes, torture, total disregard for human lives. That is totally unacceptable. Like i said, I wouldnt have a problem with him if he recognized it and apologize for something he did not have control over. To not even recognize though is really worrisome. Its a disregard for the lives of Filipino people. A president with this mind set is very dangerous for me.

 

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

I have watched Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s interviews on the matter. He acknowledged that there were crimes and abuses made by the military during Martial Law. He added that they were not part of the policies of his father. What more recognition do you need?

And you're right. He should not apologize for something  he did not have control over.