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Across the political spectrum, Filipinos still completely miss the point of social media and the so-called “free market of ideas” it represents. The latest project of Malacanang allowing “bloggers with …

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Gimmick Nation: Is the Philippines a society of con artists?

August 1, 2015 - by Add - 14 Comments.

Part 1. A Look at How a Simple Word Impacted Our Culture Gimmick is an interesting word in its use in Tag-lish and Eng-saya — and baffling in how it …

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benign0 on “Pwede na yan” is Tagalog for “better than nothing”Agree with Amir Al Bahr. Just trade. It wasn't an
Amir Al Bahr on “Pwede na yan” is Tagalog for “better than nothing”You can think of it as good old-fashioned trade -
Denzel on “Pwede na yan” is Tagalog for “better than nothing”@benign0, how would you categorize President Duterte's 'VFA for COVID-19
Hyden Toro on “Pwede na yan” is Tagalog for “better than nothing”Filipinos have to do the :"pwede na yan attitude", because
Gogs on “Pwede na yan” is Tagalog for “better than nothing”This sense of entitlement is also evident when it comes