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Comment on Students and blogs: The Quezon City Science High school case by RPG player 90-94

RPG player 90-94 — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 00:53:00 +0000

WE Xientians (students of Que-Sci) have always been critical. We are critical of new people that come in our school and people that believe they have the right to our loyalty and respect.

That said, when one does earn our respect we dedicate ourselves heart and soul to that comrade, teacher and schoolmate.

I’ve had many a batchmate protest in class and argue with teachers over subject matter and policy always believing that critical thinking and argumentation is what makes us Xientians.

Sadsad obviously didn’t know what she got herself into when she thought she’d bend Xientians to her will. The scientific mindset espoused by the school carries entails that proof, logic and skepticism are valued.

Obedience is taught, yes but never blind obedience. And curtailing of rights to expression just strikes a very dissonant chord in the hearts and minds of every Xientian.

Comment on Flip Blog: Filipino Nursing Herald by misssendgiftstophilippines

misssendgiftstophilippines — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 07:47:26 +0000

i once have a dreamed to be a nurse not go abroad but to serve my Filipino countrymen its so lucky that now a days lots of opportunity awaits them all to go abroad and earned a living helping family
hope they can do the best they can do
when they’re hired. Congratulations to our nurses.

Comment on Virtual Rallies and Cyberactivism vs Con Ass by lette

lette — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 21:45:54 +0000

“Has anyone bothered to ask what the Opposition is offering as an alternative to the current state of affairs? Are the Opposition opposing a situation? Or are they merely opposing a personality?”

that’s a good point to bring up–been actually wondering that myself. I’d like to hear what the alternative will be — although i can’t say much good about the current government, i am wondering about the alternatives.it would be nice to have this enlightened by the opposition.

Comment on Virtual Rallies and Cyberactivism vs Con Ass by Eterio

Eterio — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 06:06:30 +0000

This virtual rallies had a valid point, this is the main reason of why Senator Trillanes won an election without campaigning for his position while he was and still in Jail, besides pilipinos nowadays is much more practical than during peoples power peaceful revolution with the real Hero Cory Aquino, not chavit singson the hero of edsa2, it needs a virtual presidential candidate who can really pinpoint what political platform issue that needs urgent attention to win the presidency position, the former president Erap uses his eradication rehabilitation against poverty, what i can suggest is real income support for the unemployed whom are now around nine million pilipinos who are really suffering, while PGMA can afford to dine in america for a million pesos, who is really paying this.

Comment on Virtual Rallies and Cyberactivism vs Con Ass by iyo karpo

iyo karpo — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 21:10:45 +0000

Cyberactivism is not as effective as text messaging which was used against Erap.
Cyberactivism only reveals how wide the existing Digital Divide between haves and the the have-nots in this country.
Considering that the World Wide Web is now 15 years old, is Cyberactivism such a new thing?
Or are we just 15 years behind?

Comment on ‘Give Hayden a Chance’ blog created by missgiftsphilippines

missgiftsphilippines — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 20:29:22 +0000

i think what he did is out of the scene. well, for a fact, im pretty sure that she knew it is happening. im just saying, hayden may be guilty, but katrina should also take her actions into a positive way. they made up. everybody knows that in this time, pre marital sex is accepted. why cant she just take what everybody is saying. the more she talks, the more issues are evolving. why cant she be like maricar reyes. quiet and take all of the blame because what she said, it really happened and she had fun. a more right thing to do. just my opinion.

Comment on Virtual Rallies and Cyberactivism vs Con Ass by benign0

benign0 — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 06:02:04 +0000

Has anyone bothered to ask what the Opposition is offering as an alternative to the current state of affairs? Are the Opposition opposing a situation? Or are they merely opposing a personality?

There is a big difference between the two. If the only thing on offer is someone else, well, I think we’ve seen that proposition often enough to be a bit cynical about whether anything different will come about whatever the Opposition delivers. What has so far been lacking is an alternative WAY. There is nothing in the slogans and platitudes mouthed by Oppositions and anyone who attends these “rallies” that remotely resembles a WAY FORWARD.

So the issue here is not really about what rally is held, how it is held, or where it is held. The issue is whether any REAL THINKING underpins the current “activism” we see today.

Comment on Juana Change ups another diatribe on YouTube by cuteegiftsphilippines

cuteegiftsphilippines — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 02:59:03 +0000

OFWs sacrifice comfort and dignity to support their family and eventually our economy. They really should be called BAGONG BAYANI of the Phillipines.. Given the fact that they need that work and money for their own families or for themselves, still they do sacrifice right?
But the point is, why do they have to go? What drives them to do so? And mostly what is there to be found when you have your own country?

Comment on Anonymous Filipino blogger reinvents ‘Inday’ by cuteegiftsphilippines

cuteegiftsphilippines — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 02:50:42 +0000

Ang kulit kaya ni Inday..hahaha.. Minsan corny pero san ka nakakita ng katulong na super english to the max?!? hahaha..

Comment on Golf mauling sparks blog outrage by bosch

bosch — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 00:39:48 +0000

that’s just shameful. so not fair.