Updated: 2019-09-19 12:33:46 GMT
Pinoys still stuck on Martial Law are keeping the country backward. They don’t help stir the conversation to the most pressing issues that affect the majority and help uplift the poor. https://t.co/quITBYjQxA
— ilda (@ilda_talk) September 18, 2019
It’s been several decades since the “Martial Law Era” ended. Yet the Philippines’ political discourse remains anchored in rhetoric surrounding it.
Rather than apply a prospective approach to the national “debate”, the country’s foremost “thought leaders” remain trapped in fear mongering around the bizarre notion that the Philippines could slide into “tyranny” as easily as it supposedly did back in 1972.
These constant “reminders” insult Philippine democracy and the intelligence of Filipinos by creating a collective conversation defined by fear rather than promise and aspiration.
- Taxpayer funds shouldn’t be spent on a UP course on “Martial Law”!
- Ordinary Filipinos offer a wealth of ideas on how to solve Manila’s traffic disaster
- @TonyoCruz DECLARES that the Marcoses are BANNED from UP campuses!
- Randy David proves Yellowtards wrong: “Democracy” was never the solution to Philippine poverty!
- LGBTQ+ and feminist “activists” should highlight ACHIEVEMENT rather than gender
“Real women have to deal with the hormones that drive us to behave like a woman. If you have to take drugs just to mimic what we naturally go through, then you are not a real woman.” https://t.co/J8PFP0fbTv
— benign0 (@benign0) September 7, 2019
Can transgender “women” really be considered women? If so, would they be allowed to compete as women in sports and enroll in exclusive all-girls schools?
A growing number of women are beginning to feel their efforts at winning equal rights in a male-dominated society are being set back by a gay “movement” pushing the transgender agenda into their space.
Has the transgender agenda gone too far?
