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Winning, heroism and the palamunin mentality in Philippine society

Posted on September 1, 2014September 1, 2014 By benign0 12 Comments on Winning, heroism and the palamunin mentality in Philippine society
Winning, heroism and the palamunin mentality in Philippine society

Keen observers of the Filipino Condition had long ago collectively agreed to put a word to the concept: palamunin. The word encapsulates many aspects of Philippine culture encompassing its renowned mendicancy, lack of foresight, heritage of smallness, victim mentality, false hope, and anti-intellectual values. Indeed, the most disturbing aspect of Philippine society is the way…

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Fan Reaction to Gilas Filipinas loss shows Utter Immaturity, ruins Filipino Image

Posted on August 12, 2013August 14, 2013 By ChinoF 93 Comments on Fan Reaction to Gilas Filipinas loss shows Utter Immaturity, ruins Filipino Image
Fan Reaction to Gilas Filipinas loss shows Utter Immaturity, ruins Filipino Image

Just after Iran’s team prevailed over Gilas, Filipinos started coming out with hate comments. They posted these hate comments even on Iranian players’ pages. Even during the game, some used the hashtags #Puso and #Putok to describe the Filipino and Iranian teams. It is very racist. There were even people who called Iranians “terrorists” and…

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Culture

Hanging onto Gilas Pilipinas (and other famous Pinoys) will not uplift the country

Posted on August 12, 2013December 4, 2018 By ChinoF 37 Comments on Hanging onto Gilas Pilipinas (and other famous Pinoys) will not uplift the country
Hanging onto Gilas Pilipinas (and other famous Pinoys) will not uplift the country

A slew of indignant comments raged over Gogs’ insightful article “Why A Smart Gilas Win Means Nothing To Me.” This is the same outrage fadism which flooded my own article “Why Pinoy Pride will not save the Philippines.” Instead of taking the lesson and doing better from it, or even just making some noteworthy and…

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