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Murderous batang hamogs and Filipino politicians: Is there really a difference?

Posted on November 7, 2012November 7, 2012 By benign0 19 Comments on Murderous batang hamogs and Filipino politicians: Is there really a difference?
Murderous batang hamogs and Filipino politicians: Is there really a difference?

It’s the rallying cry of the “Pro-Life” mob: The right to life. The thinking there is that it is a heinous crime to the the heavens to deprive a brainless embryo floating inside the body of poor teenage girls of the “right” to be conceived, or to be born. Missing in this half-brained conceptual formula…

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Politics, Religion, Society

‘God must really love the Filipinos’

Posted on October 26, 2012 By benign0 16 Comments on ‘God must really love the Filipinos’
‘God must really love the Filipinos’

Nowadays, it seems like the Roman Catholic Church is getting a long-overdue media boost, what with the recent canonisation of new Filipino saint Pedro Calungsod and the elevation to Cardinal of Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Tagle by Pope Benedict XVI. Filipinos in their renownedly short attention spans have lapped it all up. Nothing like good…

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Glitz and Glamour, Media, Religion

To all you judgmental Filipinos: prostitutes are people too

Posted on October 24, 2012October 24, 2012 By Kate Natividad 24 Comments on To all you judgmental Filipinos: prostitutes are people too
To all you judgmental Filipinos: prostitutes are people too

So what is wrong with prostitution? It is supposedly wrong in the Philippines because the profession has turned its practitioners into some sort of “untouchable” class. Filipinos consider prostitutes to be unclean indecent people who ought to be shunned. As the thinking of the chattering classes goes, prostitution is “dehumanizing” because of this. Thinking lowly…

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Culture, Money Talks, Religion, Society

Top lesson Filipinos have learned after two years of PNoy: Never trust anyone who says ‘trust me’

Posted on October 11, 2012 By benign0 16 Comments on Top lesson Filipinos have learned after two years of PNoy: Never trust anyone who says ‘trust me’
Top lesson Filipinos have learned after two years of PNoy: Never trust anyone who says ‘trust me’

There is a saying: “Never trust anyone who says ‘trust me’.” Recent events have proven this statement true. On the mere basis of his pedigree and family name, then presidential candidate Benigno Simeon “BS” Aquino III repeatedly assured the electorate that he could be trusted. And they did. The man is now President of the…

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Crime, Government, Politics, Religion, Society

Educators who are EMPLOYED by Catholic schools should make a CHOICE

Posted on October 10, 2012 By Kate Natividad 31 Comments on Educators who are EMPLOYED by Catholic schools should make a CHOICE
Educators who are EMPLOYED by Catholic schools should make a CHOICE

I don’t buy this whole freedom of expression thing when it comes to speaking up about the RH Bill — not if I were employed by an institution of learning that affiliates itself with the Roman Catholic Church. Those outspoken professors enjoy the great pay (as far as educators go) in schools like the Ateneo,…

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Education, Religion, Society

UST ups the RH Bill ‘debate’ ante: Will Catholic university professors remain in the game?

Posted on October 8, 2012May 23, 2018 By benign0 14 Comments on UST ups the RH Bill ‘debate’ ante: Will Catholic university professors remain in the game?
UST ups the RH Bill ‘debate’ ante: Will Catholic university professors remain in the game?

Grand old University of Santo Tomas (UST), the Philippines’ most ancient institution of higher learning has come out and made a clear and absolute statement on its position on the Reproductive Health Bill through its school paper, the Varsitarian, and it is one that is expected of a Catholic learning institution. In RH bill, Ateneo,…

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Education, Religion

Philippines noted for trade in Santo Niño statues made from illegally-traded elephant tusks

Posted on September 26, 2012 By benign0 11 Comments on Philippines noted for trade in Santo Niño statues made from illegally-traded elephant tusks
Philippines noted for trade in Santo Niño statues made from illegally-traded elephant tusks

The Philippines has reportedly been identified in a National Geographic report as a major destination and market for ivory illegally exported from Africa. Elephants are classified as endangered animals and trade in any product made from them — such as ivory from their tusks — is illegal. The Philippines in 1981 became a signatory to…

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Culture, Environment, Religion

US Amb Chris Stevens dead after former Arab Spring revolutionary fighters storm Libya US consulate

Posted on September 13, 2012 By benign0 54 Comments on US Amb Chris Stevens dead after former Arab Spring revolutionary fighters storm Libya US consulate
US Amb Chris Stevens dead after former Arab Spring revolutionary fighters storm Libya US consulate

See, the thing with being in bed with rogue states is that you get bitten eventually. Governments tend to reflect the character of the people they subject. You can argue that Libya was ruled by an iron fist by Muammar Gaddafi for much of its recent history. But there is nothing really “victim-like” in how…

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Culture, Media, Religion

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