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Filipinos – is there a link between being emotional and being ‘free’?

Posted on November 23, 2012August 8, 2013 By FallenAngel 18 Comments on Filipinos – is there a link between being emotional and being ‘free’?
Filipinos – is there a link between being emotional and being ‘free’?

Fellow GRP writer Ilda nailed it quite succinctly: Filipinos are overly emotional. Emotions are known to drive people to do irrational things, and Filipinos are no exception to this rule. Whenever people let their emotions guide their decision-making, they display a lack of ability to think things through logically. On the other hand, Filipinos pride…

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Culture, Society

Filipinos are too emotional for their own good

Posted on November 22, 2012February 6, 2020 By Ilda 142 Comments on Filipinos are too emotional for their own good
Filipinos are too emotional for their own good

Another global survey has confirmed what some of us have been suspecting all along: Filipinos are a very emotional people. American pollster company Gallup conducted a survey covering over 140 countries to compare how people feel about their lives and the Philippines came up as the most emotional of the lot. As usual, some Filipinos…

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Culture, Society

How the Philippines’ outsourcing industries can benefit from Paula Jamie Salvosa and Christopher Lao

Posted on November 16, 2012 By benign0 36 Comments on How the Philippines’ outsourcing industries can benefit from Paula Jamie Salvosa and Christopher Lao
How the Philippines’ outsourcing industries can benefit from Paula Jamie Salvosa and Christopher Lao

Following another viral video circus, this time involving Ms Paula Jamie ‘Amalayer’ Salvosa, we find an emerging pattern in the sorts of “scandals” that Filipinos tend to salivate over. A common denominator underlying these is a perverse fascination with the hilarious gaffes Filipinos routinely deliver in their on-going clumsy effort to use the language of…

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Culture, Development, Education, Society

Multiply Is Being Subtracted

Posted on November 16, 2012November 16, 2012 By Gogs No Comments on Multiply Is Being Subtracted
Multiply Is Being Subtracted

  “Disc Six A dance remix, so I can catch the latest trend and it’ll make you scratch your head and wonder where my taste went. So now my fans are crying sellout, they say that I’ve lost my touch. They say I should just get the hell out before I do too much.” The…

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Culture, Media, Society, Tech Talk, Technology

Should the Philippines consider becoming a state of the Union?

Posted on November 10, 2012March 12, 2014 By FallenAngel 130 Comments on Should the Philippines consider becoming a state of the Union?
Should the Philippines consider becoming a state of the Union?

I mean, think about it. Filipinos worship virtually everything American. They follow American showbiz, American sport (NBA in particular), mimic American accents, and bicker socially and politically, in a manner similar to Americans. Filipinos copied the American style of government and the concept of democracy wholesale. Filipinos are using (but hardly maintaining) what remains of…

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Culture, Economy, Government, Politics, Society

The tragedy of fraternity hazing seen through a former ditz’s eyes

Posted on November 9, 2012November 22, 2018 By Kate Natividad 31 Comments on The tragedy of fraternity hazing seen through a former ditz’s eyes
The tragedy of fraternity hazing seen through a former ditz’s eyes

So I read today that some members of a San Beda College fraternity that goes by the name Lex Leonum Fraternitas were expelled after they were linked by that school’s disciplinary committee to the death of neophyte Marc Andre Marcos allegedly from injuries he sustained while participating in that fraternity’s initiation or “hazing” rights. According…

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Culture, Education, Society

Barack Obama re-election: But the Philippines remains a third-rate copycat democracy

Posted on November 7, 2012 By benign0 41 Comments on Barack Obama re-election: But the Philippines remains a third-rate copycat democracy
Barack Obama re-election: But the Philippines remains a third-rate copycat democracy

As the presidential elections in the United States draw to a close, Filipinos who closely followed it can only sigh and treasure the moments that they felt they were participating in something truly big. The United States after all is the daddy of Philippine “democracy”. And in this age of social media, ‘citizen journalism’, and…

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Media, Politics, Society

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

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