Tag: fear of missing out

Fear of missing out (FOMO) on a “better” president

September 16, 2019 benign0 3 Comments

We’re all familiar with the experience of looking for parking in a packed parking lot. After spending the last hour circling and, in the case of malls, spiralling up and down in desperate search, we spot that one slot in the midst of a sea of cars and pull into it. Needless to say, finding…

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So what if the Philippines is removed from the UN Human Rights Council?

October 10, 2017October 12, 2017 FallenAngel 8 Comments

Suffice to say, the Yellowtard and Liberal Party-led opposition resorted to “pressure” from international entities early on, in the hope of weaning local support away from president Rodrigo Duterte. Among the entities that have “expressed concern” for the Duterte administration’s alleged extrajudicial killings and alleged no-basis detainment of political enemies (Leila de Lima, anyone) include:…

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