Tag: generalization

Why are you so negative? And other frequently asked questions answered

October 30, 2015November 22, 2022 Ilda 77 Comments

Every now and then, I get asked the same questions I have answered so many times before. I understand that not everyone will see my responses so I have compiled the frequently asked questions with my corresponding answers for everyone’s convenience: 1. When you highlight what is wrong in Philippine society, aren’t you being negative?…

Culture, Society

Don’t generalise, not all Filipinos are like that!

September 25, 2015 benign0 13 Comments

This is a common argument against opinion pieces that point out confronting observations about the collective character of the Filipino nation. The reasoning can be re-worded as a question like this: When someone asserts, say, that Filipinos are slobs, is this an unfair statement? It isn’t if one recognises that this statement is a generalisation….

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