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Tricia and Aika Robredo are a couple of spoilt brats

November 21, 2020November 21, 2020 - by benign0 - 18 Comments.

Have Tricia and Aika, daughters of “vice president” Leni Robredo, owned up to the now-infamous tweet conversation that started a fire? It seems not, seeing that no less than the …

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Instead of blaming the gov’t for the rise in COVID-19 cases, people should take responsibility for keeping their communities safe

August 3, 2020August 3, 2020 - by Ilda - 37 Comments.

I was having a conversation with a friend about the COVID-19 pandemic the other day. I asked him why people around the world, not just in the Philippines, blame their …

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The KADAMAY mentality of ABS-CBN

July 25, 2020July 25, 2020 - by benign0 - 4 Comments.

Despite many Filipinos including former contracted talent moving on with their lives, ABS-CBN continue a melodramatic emotional blackmail campaign to remind the public how “dependent” they are on the network …

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“Wisdom of the crowds” and “power to the people” debunked: What’s next for democracy and social media?

January 31, 2018 - by benign0 - 5 Comments.

You’d think the Senate probe on “fake news” would be an undertaking in aid of legislation. Thus the presumption underlying such a probe is that some sort of legislation will …

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A desperate Maria Ressa blames Facebook for Rappler’s inevitable demise

December 29, 2017 - by benign0 - 27 Comments.

Maria Ressa, CEO of “social news site” Rappler has gone too far. Rather than own up to her failure to build a credible news media organisation that could compete in …

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The poor should be considered equal participants in the economy, not ‘victims’ of it

June 29, 2017 - by benign0 - 15 Comments.

How can we “help the poor”? It depends on one’s definition of “helping”. At its worst, “helping the poor” is seen by many as simply dropping a few coins in …

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True Happiness Begins With Honesty With Oneself

May 17, 2016 - by Grimwald - 32 Comments.

“Happiness”: A simple word and a word that we hear all too often in many of our TV shows and films. It’s not uncommon for people to say that one should …

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Denial Syndrome: The Biggest Filipino Big Problem

October 28, 2015 - by Grimwald - 17 Comments.

The Philippines has always been saddled with many problems ever since its inception. Of course, just about every country does after all. However, it becomes more than a little frustrating …

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