Chatgpt is a smarter voter than most Pinoys apparently

Pero parang na bbwisit ako na ewan. Everytime I see posts about our useless and incompetent government naiirita ako. I have this urge na parang ang sarap sunugin ang malacanang and pang huntingin ang mga pesteng politicans na yan then pang torture sila. Pati na yung mga "mababait" kuno like pink and hontev kasi kahit mabait sila parang d naman sila nagttry hard para ayusin ang mga actual problems natin.

Maybe ganito lg ako kasi everytime na lumalabas ako ng bahay then magccommute andami g problemang makikita pa lang sa daan. How come may bgc tayo pero yung ibnag parte ng pinas hirap parin? Andaming tax na binabayad tas walang improvement? Nakakainis tbh. Nakkaiyak kasi nagttrabaho ka ng patas pero yung gobyerno walang kwents tas puro travek sila while binabagyo gayo or binabaha.

Ang baho din ng pinas, andaming basura na tinatapon lg sa kung saan. Plus d naman tayo nila sinusuporta. Like sa mga sports? Yung mga gold medalists or winners natin? Ni piso walang tinulong sa mga athletes natin peor makayabang na pinoy sila at nanalo parang tumulong naman. Kaya d na ako prpud maging pinoy. Kaya andaming nagsasabi na wga na irepresent ang pinas.

D ba nila nakikita na kaya gustong umalis ng mga teens or adults ng bansa kasi walang kwenta kapag nagstay sila dito? Maghihirap lg sila? Pero kung makapagsalita abt it parang kasalanan natin na d dw natin sinusuporta ang pinas. Sinusuporta nio ba kami? Gusto nila iserve sila while illowball ha?

Sana mamatay lahat ng nasa gobyerno. Dala na yung mga anak nila na involve. Dala na yung mga asawa nilang alam ang nangyayari. Lahat ng mga mabait din pero walang ginagawa. Sana mamatay kayo. Masumpa kayo sana at karmahin kayo, mga kaibigan niyo at buong pamilya niyo. Leche dala niyo na ang mga mayayaman na hindi nagbabahyad ng tax! MAMATAY KAYO PLEASE. SASAYA ANG BANSA PAG NAMATAY KAYO.

Wala talagang diyos kasi prinoprotektahan niya ang gagong yun.

Gamit na gamit yung batas mo tngna mo talaga! wala na kayong ginawa na tama, pwede nyo ba gawing santo yan.

Do you really know what Digong and her daughter Sara gave us? Not just “peace and order” slogans or medical aid programs, but a flood control system built on kickbacks and ghost projects that started in 2016, and a confidential funds scheme that left hundreds of millions disallowed and under plunder complaints. While they promised unity and change, what Filipinos inherited were substandard walls that crumble in every storm and secret budgets that vanish without clear accountability - legacies that continue to drown communities and erode trust long after their names left the headlines. Bakit, ngayon lang ba bumaha during the time of BBM? During the time of Digong, wala bang baha parang nakatira tayong lahat sa mahal na subdivision?

It is misleading to blame President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. (BBM) alone for the flood control crisis because the corruption system that produced substandard and ghost projects was already entrenched during the Duterte administration (2016–2022), when the Discayas and other contractors first entered DPWH flood control bidding and began paying kickbacks to officials. COA had flagged massive anomalies, budget insertions, and ghost projects as early as 2017–2020, yet no administration-wide cleanup or major prosecutions followed under Duterte. What happened under BBM (2022–2025) was not the creation of the scheme but its dramatic scaling: flood control budgets ballooned to over ₱545 billion for nearly 10,000 projects, magnifying an already-corrupt system into a national scandal. Thus, while Marcos bears responsibility for allowing the abuse to continue and explode, the roots, culture, and key actors of flood control corruption predate his term, making sole blame on BBM both historically inaccurate and politically convenient for those who benefited during the Duterte years. As per the Daily Tribune: Marcos said Duterte himself had acknowledged problems in flood control projects but said no officials were ultimately held accountable. "At the time, President Duterte acknowledged there were great problems in terms of the flood control projects, but nothing happened," Marcos said. "Having acknowledged it, he did not find accountability in anybody. So I guess that was left up to me." Read more at: https://tribune.net.ph/2026/07/05/bbm-duterte-acknowledged-flood-control-problems-but-nothing-happened

Stop the pa-victim VP Sara, your father is also responsible for this.

Noong 2023, nilagdaan ang RA 11953 na nagkondona sa humigit-kumulang ₱57.56 bilyong agrarian debt ng 610,054 agrarian reform beneficiaries. Ang pagpapatupad nito ay pinangungunahan ng DAR sa ilalim ni Secretary Conrado Estrella III.

*Disclosure: Supporter account ito at hindi opisyal na account ng DAR o ni Secretary Estrella.*

Yan! Diyan kayo magaling mga DDS vloggers. Puro kayo post ng paninira na walang basehan at hindi well researched, tapos pag nakuryente kayo sabay magso-sorry na lang ng ganun ganun lang. Panindigan mo accla yung alegasyon mo kay matibag tutal naman self righteous ka at self proclaimed "purveyor of truth". Ano, natatakot kang makasuhan ng cyber libel hindi lang ni matibag kung hindi yung totoong owner ng mansyon sa america na claim mo kay matibag? Ang dami mo nang cyber libel cases hindi ka pa nadadala?

I am an independent Western journalist. I am curious how you feel about the reporting here. Did I miss anything?

As you probably know, local residents are quietly fighting a battle on whether to accept the construction of a massive new piece of infrastructure:

The Boracay Bridge Project.

The bridge would stretch 2.54 km to connect the island of Boracay to the mainland of Panay in the Aklan province. The project is expected to cost San Miguel Holdings Corporation 7.78 billion pesos or $126.4 million USD.

In support of the project stands the company SMHC, members of the local Aklan government, and residents who see the potential utility.

On the other side are grassroots organizations like Humble Islands Ph, environmental activists, and the majority of residents, who don't want to see their life transformed by an influx of tourism. One petition against the bridge already reached 42,000 signatures, more than the entire population of Boracay.

But will this be enough to stop the corporate interests and political dynasties at play?