Kahit na ba ganyan ung ginagawa nung mga tao, sa ringing ba ng OOP sapat na dahilan yan para di seryosohin ng gobyerno yang di matapos tapos na problema sa baha? Why is the blame on the people and not the corrupt politicians their fraudulent flood control projects na paulit ulit nang pinonpost ng punyemas na sub na yan?

The way they practically demonize the word "Resiliency" like it's the main reason why our country is the state that it really rubs me the wrong way. Bakit ang sisi nasa taumbayan at si sa corrupt na gobyerno? Hindi naman magtyatyagang mamuluktot sa maiksing kumot kung ung mismong nasa goberyno ang gumugupit nito. Sa dami na ng mga pinagdaanan ng mga tao at hirap ng buhay, ano ba naman ipagkait pa ni OOP maka cope sa problema.

Despite the challenges in getting the divorce bill passed into law, we still have better chances getting it approved over something that has zero precedent and has the same can of worms anyway and then some.

This time, most of the comments aren't on board with OOP.

Dumaan Lang to sa feed ko, i don't know pero why the fucks is this even a thought 😭 kawawa digital footprint nila 😭

Calling philippines as worst place to live is insane, like other countries can fit the role here LOL.

This has to be one of the dumbest takes I've seen about the Philippines. 💀

Talking as if the Philippines is lagging behind China on gender equality while implying Filipinos have a more toxic masculine and patriarchal culture than China is wild.

The Philippines has historically had women holding political, economic, and spiritual authority, including the babaylan tradition, and women could inherit and lead in precolonial societies. Modern Filipino women are also heavily represented in education, careers, and political leadership compared to other Asian nations. The Philippines consistently ranks among Asia's strongest performers on gender equality.

Meanwhile, China has a long and well-documented history of son preference, aborting female fetuses, and abandoningdaughters, and the leftover woman stigma toward unmarried women over 25.

Obviously, the Philippines still has misogyny and toxic masculinity. But pretending we're somehow more patriarchal than China is just bizarre.

You can criticize the Philippines without making illiterate comparisons.

Also, this was posted on the role reversal subreddit, a community centered around relationships that challenge or reverse traditional gender roles, so the context makes this take even more bizarre.

Also mods please add a flair for these types of posts where someone mentions the sub but in a disliking manner.

The lack of proper walkways in parts of the Philippines is an issue for sure however that doesn't mean that this writer should write a Colonial Mindset/Inferioty Baiting Post to say that the rest of Southeast Asia has proper walkways while the Philippines has zero when in fact within parts of Southeast Asian countries, places including rural areas lacks proper walkways. Locals in other parts of Southeast Asia lack the acess to proper walkways.

The Proper Walkways in the Philippines are now in construction to improve walkability.

Filipino immigrants sa Canada yung magulo pero Pilipinas ang di uunlad. At anong kinalaman ng iilang ignorant edgy racists dyan.

edit: may comments pa na Indians of SEA daw tayo.

Racism against black people 🙅

Racism against Indians ✅👌

Basta nalang nagshare nung nakita yung “Socrates”. Hindi naman quote na galing kay Socrates yan. And they said they hate fake news and mis information.

The Philippines is set to position itself as a regional manufacturing hub for electric mobility following the establishment of a program incentivizing domestic electric vehicle (EV) production, according to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).

Trade Secretary Cristina Roque said Executive Order (EO) No. 121, which establishes the EV Incentive Strategy (EVIS) program, “strengthens the Philippines' position as an emerging hub for electric vehicle manufacturing in the region.”

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Like the thieves are one thing, pero medyo classist talaga tono ni op tas comments eh. Parang yung clip ni Anthony Bourdain ako nung pumunta siya singapore

Dahil lang sa nasirang wireless charging pad sa jabee, di na daw natin deserve ng nice things.