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Tag: Greed

Paradise Lost: Redefining the Filipino Concept of Ownership

Posted on April 3, 2016 By zaxx 33 Comments on Paradise Lost: Redefining the Filipino Concept of Ownership
Paradise Lost: Redefining the Filipino Concept of Ownership

Paradise Lost, by 17th-century English poet John Milton, is a poetic rendition of the fall of man and his eventual eviction from the Garden of Eden. The character responsible for the entire debacle is Satan (formerly Lucifer, fairest of the angels in Heaven) who chose to rebel against his Creator with his claim to notoriety…

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Culture, Development, Environment, Religion

The Philippines’ “Me First” attitude results in a backward society

Posted on July 21, 2015July 21, 2015 By benign0 27 Comments on The Philippines’ “Me First” attitude results in a backward society
The Philippines’ “Me First” attitude results in a backward society

Ako Muna (“Me First!”) mentality. It’s one of those renowned Filipino character traits. You see it in the way Filipinos drive — how they find no issue in rudely squeezing into your lane; no thank you wave for inconvenience caused. When queuing for your turn at a McDonald’s you have to be vigilant, lest some…

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Culture, Development, Society

A Culture of Exploitation

Posted on May 5, 2015 By Grimwald 10 Comments on A Culture of Exploitation
A Culture of Exploitation

Greed has always been a big problem here in the Philippines, from the criminal syndicates that now run the country to the media moguls that dumb down the people. Almost always, it is the Filipino people who suffer and, at the end of the day, it’s almost like no one even cares anymore. However, upon…

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Civics, Crime, Culture, Development, Economy, Education, Environment, Government, Lifestyle, Media, Politics, Society

Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Deadly Misinterpretations

Posted on January 20, 2015 By Grimwald 12 Comments on Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Deadly Misinterpretations
Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Deadly Misinterpretations

Okay guys, I explained in a previous article how a lot of Pinoys get their values wrong. Now, let’s explore the opposite side of morality. Of course, being a predominantly “Christian” country, the idea of the seven deadly sins are shoved down our throats on a regular basis. Unfortunately, more often than not, a lot…

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Culture, Lifestyle, Religion, Society

Members of Philippine Congress shouldn’t have been given the pork barrel to begin with

Posted on July 22, 2013 By Kate Natividad 12 Comments on Members of Philippine Congress shouldn’t have been given the pork barrel to begin with
Members of Philippine Congress shouldn’t have been given the pork barrel to begin with

If you will pardon me, but I have a very simplistic take on the issue of pork barrel and it revolves around this simple question: Why are legislators involved in the disbursement of development and project funds? After all, we elect legislators to craft laws. But then we also elect our local government officials to…

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Development, Politics

Are OFWs Greedy or Evil?

Posted on July 13, 2013July 13, 2013 By ChinoF 58 Comments on Are OFWs Greedy or Evil?
Are OFWs Greedy or Evil?

If you think my article criticizing Pinoy Pride is demeaning, try the idea of someone saying, in effect, the OFW is evil just by being one. A blogger recently gave his view on the OFW issue. In a Facebook group, he commented that OFWs are “good for nothing.” He insists that OFWs should be condemned…

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What is the right kind of Pinoy Pride?

Posted on July 4, 2013May 18, 2015 By ChinoF 92 Comments on What is the right kind of Pinoy Pride?
What is the right kind of Pinoy Pride?

A lot of people balked at my article “Pinoy Pride will never save the Philippines.” They said, in effect, pride isn’t all that bad, and I’m cruel for saying it is! And if pride won’t save us, what will? I agree, there is a kind of pride that is good. But the most popular form…

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Culture

The Rediscovery and Re-enchantment of Our Humanity: in Honor of the May Day and In Defense of the Global Occupy Movement

Posted on May 1, 2013May 1, 2013 By Jose Mario de Vega 8 Comments on The Rediscovery and Re-enchantment of Our Humanity: in Honor of the May Day and In Defense of the Global Occupy Movement
The Rediscovery and Re-enchantment of Our Humanity: in Honor of the May Day and In Defense of the Global Occupy Movement

The present times are complicatedly so fast and furious. So fast the pacing that we forget to stop and pause to enjoy the quality time with our family and savor the moment with our friends! We are so concern with so many pressing issues and material needs that we forgot the importance of silence, of…

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