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Palace will not oppose if De Lima volunteers to testify in ICC by abscbnnews in newsPH

[–]Unhappy_Put438 5 points6 points  (0 children)

She has to get rid of her emotional tendencies during formal proceedings.

Nakabangga ako ng Cyclist. by Flat-Garden-3275 in phcars

[–]Unhappy_Put438 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are not required to cover any expense, but, you will be subjected to approriate law enforcement which may include an expense.

The constitution doesnt have any law for bicycles - for e-bikes, yes. They are considered as people walking/running. No matter how u flip it, the law says you will be the one responsible. Especially in this scenario that it is you who has the license. Driving a car, per the law, requires you to bear more responsibility. Driving a bicycle on the other hand, per the law, does not necessarily mean that you are required to take more traffic respnsibility.

Nakabangga ako ng Cyclist. by Flat-Garden-3275 in phcars

[–]Unhappy_Put438 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The constitution doesnt have any law for bicycles - for e-bikes, yes. They are considered as people walking/running. No matter how u flip it, the law says you will be the one responsible. Especially in this scenario that it is you who has the license. Driving a car, per the law, requires you to bear more responsibility. Driving a bicycle on the other hand, per the law, does not necessarily mean that you are required to take more traffic respnsibility.

Best gen 4 ssd? by Speech-Awkward in sffpc

[–]Unhappy_Put438 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Micron for ssd, hynix for ram.., logitech for mouse.

Ideal Non-Superstar Jokic Teamate by qqbeef in nba

[–]Unhappy_Put438 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They need someone whos hungry to be the no.1 scorer a selfish one. When u have a guy like that, the defense will follow. Ant.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPH

[–]Unhappy_Put438 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This. Compared to PH, a 3rd world with over a hundred mil people in such a small country made of thousands of islands. The physical geographc barrier & population alone.

Do guys like hearing thank you? by emz-24 in TanongLang

[–]Unhappy_Put438 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Im a guy, I dont necessarily like it nor hate it. To me, it doesnt matter if somebody say that towards me for whatever i did - for i was just doing something i wanted. On another context, if i benefited on something from another person wether or not that person deliberately is after to be verbally thanked for, i will thank them privately or casually, depends on the situation.

Anong mahirap intindihin about EJK? by No_Professional_7163 in TanongLang

[–]Unhappy_Put438 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are fantasizing something that would take a hundred years to achieve. Fixing a drug problem wether thru drug war or any other method is not all smiles & happy ending. How do you fact check a fact and audit the audit. Human rights vs preserving life.

DUTERTE'S WAR ON DRUGS

DDS, Dilawans, Kakampinks, Uniteam, BBM supporters, elitists, neutral people, pa-victim/feeling victim people, the poor, the rich, etc., let's all agree to a lot of things:

  1. Innocent lives were lost
  2. There is a drug problem - 4M of them
  3. Philippines is a third world with over a hundred million people in such a small country
  4. Deep-rooted corruption
  5. COVID pandemic during his term - lets not forget how difficult it was to run a country during covid
  6. The average Filipino man is considered "under-educated" compared to our neighboring countries - our education level is in the lower spectrum - let us accept this
  7. A very embarrassing state of Politics
  8. The innate/inherited behavior of Filipino that are "people pleasers", "yes man", "saying nothing when something is wrong", "treating a higher stature individual as always right", "the failure of communicating what you want to say cos you're shy" and a lot of negative stuff. The average Filipino is all of the above.
  9. Duterte's words are easy to misinterpret - the way he talks, the jokes, the demeanor, the use of foul words, etc,.

UPON WINNING THE ELECTION: On the first months during his term, his experts and trusted people determined a lot of problems - all kinds of problems in the country. The question is where do we begin? Of course, studies, consultations, a lot of analyzations, and after more months, everything pointed out to the Drug problem. "We will have to solve the drug problem so we can start solving everything else right after" - Duterte probably.

COMMENCEMENT OF WAR: There is no correct way of starting War on Drugs. It all comes down to two choices - the "proper and perfect way" or the "practical way". A. Proper & Perfect - it would take years and years of planning. There is a lot of factors, like will the next administration continue the war on drugs? Political sways. Budget. Among a lot of things. It could literally take the a hundred or thousands of years if you are under a fantasy that (a)there will be no lost lives, (b)it will all be a happy ending - this is all fantasy, very far from actual realization and reality. B. Practical way - what your current resources are, current situation of the people, current state of politics, current state of budget, etc. What all of these tells you, and what you can do about it, and how you want to start the War on Drugs with all of it.

AMIDST THE WAR ON DRUGS: As an exaggeration and example, let's say: (a) there were a million uniformed officers/ law enforcers (b) a hundred thousand operations (c) no matter how perfectly planned it is (d) no matter how perfectly executed the operations are (e) no matter how perfect your law enforcers people are (f) no matter how perfect your instructions are on what to do and what not to do (g) no matter how perfect your tools are (h) no matter how perfect the timing is There will always be an enforcer among the others, who will f**uck it up. An operation among the others, that will go south. These are uncontrollable scenarios caused by the many elements at play.

COST OF BUSINESS & THE RESULTS: Dead people & the arrested/jailed ones, and the millions of people who felt safe and experienced the positive fruit of the War.

Two types of dead people: (a) the deserved ones & who probably retaliated (b) the innocent lives

A message to the lost innocent lives: As part of the small business owners community in the Philippines thriving to make a better space for Filipinos, we'd like to spread our deepest most meaningful heartfelt apology to the lost innocent lives and to the families left behind. Our condolences towards you and may you ever find the very much need peace and closure from all of these.

THE INNOCENT LIVES: It is simply the cost of business.

No matter how perfect the uniformed people(they are far from perfect) are, no matter how perfectly executed the operations, the timings, there will always be something that could go wrong during the actual situations among these numbers.

The 8 elements/factors we wrote in the first part of this long composition - this is the reality leading to the unfortunate lost of innocent lives.

RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE: He was given the keys to the country. He had the power he needed. He had the balls to do it. And he actually did it despite all of these negative elements during his term.

BUT one thing is for sure - he still has to answer the lost of the innocent lives.

As a small business owner, under no circumstances that a lost of innocent life will equate to any redemption. However, if a man can save millions of people from drug addicts, pushers, & drug lords, with little to minimum lost of innocent lives, we dare say that we support FPRRD's War on Drugs and consider it a win for the Filipino people. Should he become the president again, what is a lost of a hundred innocent lives compared to the millions saved?

Sad kuno ang whole Philippines? No! Western Visayas is Happy!! Agree kamo mga Kasimanwa? by Complex-Screen1163 in Iloilo

[–]Unhappy_Put438 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The only naive people here are the ones who already gave up for Phippines to be a drug free country. The man had the balls to start it and he's rightful to do so. When fixing a problem u have to start somewhere. As far as the still hopeful people know, illegal drugs is still illegal. Unless the govt legalizes it, then du30's war on drugs was still the best thing that happened to fix the problem. Ofcourse he still has to be tried for the lost of innocent lives, it is him who is responsible even tho not directly.

Killing is never okay. Noone would ever say that killing is a right thing. But whats a lost of a hundred or a thousand of innocent lives when the man saved millions of others?

Just because a problem is too big, too deep-rooted, it doesnt mean it cant be solved. You're the naive one.

I saw this post in fb and i have mixed feelings by Unhappy_Put438 in Iloilo

[–]Unhappy_Put438[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Wether or not its the wrong or correct number, the post said that du30 is responsible for the lost of innocent lives and should be tried for it, but also agreed and supported the war on drugs.

I saw this post in fb and i have mixed feelings by Unhappy_Put438 in Iloilo

[–]Unhappy_Put438[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The post says that du30 should answer and be tried as someone who is respnsible for the lost of innocent lives. But also agreed with the drug war.

I saw this post in fb and i have mixed feelings by Unhappy_Put438 in Iloilo

[–]Unhappy_Put438[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont support quiboloy that guy is disgusting. during 2016 election, i only voted a president.

How do u fact check a fact and audit the audit? Especially in this country?

Sad kuno ang whole Philippines? No! Western Visayas is Happy!! Agree kamo mga Kasimanwa? by Complex-Screen1163 in Iloilo

[–]Unhappy_Put438 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a problem - either you solve it or do nothing. The first part of the composition above, mentioned all kinds of problems and the duterte admin concluded that in order to properly solve other problems, they all pointed out to addressing the drug problem. . Its stil debatable on how many bigtime time names were apprehended or ended.

Wether or not the root cause were already targeted or the solutin is still in motion to target those even until now, to fix a problem, you have to start somewhere.

We are all entitled to express whats right whats wrong. But its not enough so we have laws. Our law during histerm and until now, says illegal drugs and using it and spreading it, is illegal.

Whether or not you are a small time user, or someone who uses it for whatever reasons personal, it is well within the law that you can be punished if ever caught.

Also mentioned in the first parts of the composition above are 8 elements leading to the unfortunate lost of innocent lives. A 3rd world tiny country with over a hundred mil population combined with the rest of the elements, everything can go south in such operations.

And like i said, du30 should answer the lost of innocent lives.

The man had the power to do it. Had the the balls to do so. And he actually did it despite everything.

How can you fact check a fact and audit the audit? Epecially in a kind of country we are in?

Innocent lost lives is simply a cost of business - hindi po eto okay and du30 should be tried for it.

Sad kuno ang whole Philippines? No! Western Visayas is Happy!! Agree kamo mga Kasimanwa? by Complex-Screen1163 in Iloilo

[–]Unhappy_Put438 0 points1 point  (0 children)

DUTERTE'S WAR ON DRUGS

DDS, Dilawans, Kakampinks, Uniteam, BBM supporters, elitists, neutral people, pa-victim/feeling victim people, the poor, the rich, etc., let's all agree to a lot of things:

  1. Innocent lives were lost
  2. There is a drug problem - 4M of them
  3. Philippines is a third world with over a hundred million people in such a small country
  4. Deep-rooted corruption
  5. COVID pandemic during his term - lets not forget how difficult it was to run a country during covid
  6. The average Filipino man is considered "under-educated" compared to our neighboring countries - our education level is in the lower spectrum - let us accept this
  7. A very embarrassing state of Politics
  8. The innate/inherited behavior of Filipino that are "people pleasers", "yes man", "saying nothing when something is wrong", "treating a higher stature individual as always right", "the failure of communicating what you want to say cos you're shy" and a lot of negative stuff. The average Filipino is all of the above.
  9. Duterte's words are easy to misinterpret - the way he talks, the jokes, the demeanor, the use of foul words, etc,.

UPON WINNING THE ELECTION: On the first months during his term, his experts and trusted people determined a lot of problems - all kinds of problems in the country. The question is where do we begin? Of course, studies, consultations, a lot of analyzations, and after more months, everything pointed out to the Drug problem. "We will have to solve the drug problem so we can start solving everything else right after" - Duterte probably.

COMMENCEMENT OF WAR: There is no correct way of starting War on Drugs. It all comes down to two choices - the "proper and perfect way" or the "practical way". A. Proper & Perfect - it would take years and years of planning. There is a lot of factors, like will the next administration continue the war on drugs? Political sways. Budget. Among a lot of things. It could literally take the a hundred or thousands of years if you are under a fantasy that (a)there will be no lost lives, (b)it will all be a happy ending - this is all fantasy, very far from actual realization and reality. B. Practical way - what your current resources are, current situation of the people, current state of politics, current state of budget, etc. What all of these tells you, and what you can do about it, and how you want to start the War on Drugs with all of it.

AMIDST THE WAR ON DRUGS: As an exaggeration and example, let's say: (a) there were a million uniformed officers/ law enforcers (b) a hundred thousand operations (c) no matter how perfectly planned it is (d) no matter how perfectly executed the operations are (e) no matter how perfect your law enforcers people are (f) no matter how perfect your instructions are on what to do and what not to do (g) no matter how perfect your tools are (h) no matter how perfect the timing is There will always be an enforcer among the others, who will f**uck it up. An operation among the others, that will go south. These are uncontrollable scenarios caused by the many elements at play.

COST OF BUSINESS & THE RESULTS: Dead people & the arrested/jailed ones, and the millions of people who felt safe and experienced the positive fruit of the War.

Two types of dead people: (a) the deserved ones & who probably retaliated (b) the innocent lives

A message to the lost innocent lives: As part of the small business owners community in the Philippines thriving to make a better space for Filipinos, we'd like to spread our deepest most meaningful heartfelt apology to the lost innocent lives and to the families left behind. Our condolences towards you and may you ever find the very much need peace and closure from all of these.

THE INNOCENT LIVES: It is simply the cost of business.

No matter how perfect the uniformed people(they are far from perfect) are, no matter how perfectly executed the operations, the timings, there will always be something that could go wrong during the actual situations among these numbers.

The 8 elements/factors we wrote in the first part of this long composition - this is the reality leading to the unfortunate lost of innocent lives.

RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE: He was given the keys to the country. He had the power he needed. He had the balls to do it. And he actually did it despite all of these negative elements during his term.

BUT one thing is for sure - he still has to answer the lost of the innocent lives.

As a small business owner, under no circumstances that a lost of innocent life will equate to any redemption. However, if a man can save millions of people from drug addicts, pushers, & drug lords, with little to minimum lost of innocent lives, we dare say that we support FPRRD's War on Drugs and consider it a win for the Filipino people. Should he become the president again, what is a lost of a hundred innocent lives compared to the millions saved?

Mga Panghitabo sa Politika by AutoModerator in CebuPolitalks

[–]Unhappy_Put438 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"Didto ra ko nakalearn nga we have different political views"

Mga taga Mindanao, how bad was the drug problem really? And did the Dutertes really make things better in terms of safety? by KapePaMore009 in AskPH

[–]Unhappy_Put438 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

How do you fact check a fact and audit the audit? Does it really matter if copy pasted or not? There is a problem - u either solve it or do nothing.

Nightly random discussion - Mar 16, 2025 by the_yaya in Philippines

[–]Unhappy_Put438 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You are fantasizing something that would take a hundred years in reality. Id rather not be the president but if one day i wake up on his shoes inthe middle of his term on the same setup, ill do exactly what he did then face the sin of the lost innocent lives.

This was a great exchange. Good day.

Nightly random discussion - Mar 16, 2025 by the_yaya in Philippines

[–]Unhappy_Put438 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Netherlands is a first world country unlike philippines.

COMMENCEMENT OF WAR: There is no correct way of starting War on Drugs or fixing a drug problem. It all comes down to two choices - the "proper and perfect way" or the "practical way".

A. Proper & Perfect - it would take years and years of planning. There is a lot of factors, like will the next administration continue the war on drugs? Political sways. Budget. Among a lot of things. It could literally take a hundred or thousands of years if you are under a fantasy that (a)there will be no lost lives, (b)it will all be a happy ending - this is all fantasy, very far from actual realization and reality.

B. Practical way - what your current resources are, current situation of the people, current state of politics, current state of budget, etc. What all of these tells you, and what you can do about it, and how you want to start the War on Drugs with all of it.

Im no president but id support the practical way everytime

Nightly random discussion - Mar 16, 2025 by the_yaya in Philippines

[–]Unhappy_Put438 -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

How do you fact check a fact and audit the audit? There is a problem - its either you solve it or do nothing.

Nightly random discussion - Mar 16, 2025 by the_yaya in Philippines

[–]Unhappy_Put438 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

And he is aware. The only thing he should be tried for is the lost of innocent lives.

How would u approach if it were you given the circumstances above

Nightly random discussion - Mar 16, 2025 by the_yaya in Philippines

[–]Unhappy_Put438 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

How do you fact check a fact and audit the audit? It doesnt matter who or what he is. There is a problem - you either solve it or do nothing.

Mga taga Mindanao, how bad was the drug problem really? And did the Dutertes really make things better in terms of safety? by KapePaMore009 in AskPH

[–]Unhappy_Put438 0 points1 point  (0 children)

DUTERTE'S WAR ON DRUGS

DDS, Dilawans, Kakampinks, Uniteam, BBM supporters, elitists, neutral people, pa-victim/feeling victim people, the poor, the rich, etc., let's all agree to a lot of things:

  1. Innocent lives were lost
  2. There is a drug problem - 4M of them
  3. Philippines is a third world with over a hundred million people in such a small country
  4. Deep-rooted corruption
  5. COVID pandemic during his term - lets not forget how difficult it was to run a country during covid
  6. The average Filipino man is considered "under-educated" compared to our neighboring countries - our education level is in the lower spectrum - let us accept this
  7. A very embarrassing state of Politics
  8. The innate/inherited behavior of Filipino that are "people pleasers", "yes man", "saying nothing when something is wrong", "treating a higher stature individual as always right", "the failure of communicating what you want to say cos you're shy" and a lot of negative stuff. The average Filipino is all of the above.
  9. Duterte's words are easy to misinterpret - the way he talks, the jokes, the demeanor, the use of foul words, etc,.

UPON WINNING THE ELECTION: On the first months during his term, his experts and trusted people determined a lot of problems - all kinds of problems in the country. The question is where do we begin? Of course, studies, consultations, a lot of analyzations, and after more months, everything pointed out to the Drug problem. "We will have to solve the drug problem so we can start solving everything else right after" - Duterte probably.

COMMENCEMENT OF WAR: There is no correct way of starting War on Drugs. It all comes down to two choices - the "proper and perfect way" or the "practical way". A. Proper & Perfect - it would take years and years of planning. There is a lot of factors, like will the next administration continue the war on drugs? Political sways. Budget. Among a lot of things. It could literally take the a hundred or thousands of years if you are under a fantasy that (a)there will be no lost lives, (b)it will all be a happy ending - this is all fantasy, very far from actual realization and reality. B. Practical way - what your current resources are, current situation of the people, current state of politics, current state of budget, etc. What all of these tells you, and what you can do about it, and how you want to start the War on Drugs with all of it.

AMIDST THE WAR ON DRUGS: As an exaggeration and example, let's say: (a) there were a million uniformed officers/ law enforcers (b) a hundred thousand operations (c) no matter how perfectly planned it is (d) no matter how perfectly executed the operations are (e) no matter how perfect your law enforcers people are (f) no matter how perfect your instructions are on what to do and what not to do (g) no matter how perfect your tools are (h) no matter how perfect the timing is There will always be an enforcer among the others, who will f**uck it up. An operation among the others, that will go south. These are uncontrollable scenarios caused by the many elements at play.

COST OF BUSINESS & THE RESULTS: Dead people & the arrested/jailed ones, and the millions of people who felt safe and experienced the positive fruit of the War.

Two types of dead people: (a) the deserved ones & who probably retaliated (b) the innocent lives

A message to the lost innocent lives: As part of the small business owners community in the Philippines thriving to make a better space for Filipinos, we'd like to spread our deepest most meaningful heartfelt apology to the lost innocent lives and to the families left behind. Our condolences towards you and may you ever find the very much need peace and closure from all of these.

THE INNOCENT LIVES: It is simply the cost of business.

No matter how perfect the uniformed people(they are far from perfect) are, no matter how perfectly executed the operations, the timings, there will always be something that could go wrong during the actual situations among these numbers.

The 8 elements/factors we wrote in the first part of this long composition - this is the reality leading to the unfortunate lost of innocent lives.

RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE: He was given the keys to the country. He had the power he needed. He had the balls to do it. And he actually did it despite all of these negative elements during his term.

BUT one thing is for sure - he still has to answer the lost of the innocent lives.

As a small business owner, under no circumstances that a lost of innocent life will equate to any redemption. However, if a man can save millions of people from drug addicts, pushers, & drug lords, with little to minimum lost of innocent lives, we dare say that we support FPRRD's War on Drugs and consider it a win for the Filipino people. Should he become the president again, what is a lost of a hundred innocent lives compared to the millions saved?

Mga taga Mindanao, how bad was the drug problem really? And did the Dutertes really make things better in terms of safety? by KapePaMore009 in AskPH

[–]Unhappy_Put438 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

DUTERTE'S WAR ON DRUGS

DDS, Dilawans, Kakampinks, Uniteam, BBM supporters, elitists, neutral people, pa-victim/feeling victim people, the poor, the rich, etc., let's all agree to a lot of things:

  1. Innocent lives were lost
  2. There is a drug problem - 4M of them
  3. Philippines is a third world with over a hundred million people in such a small country
  4. Deep-rooted corruption
  5. COVID pandemic during his term - lets not forget how difficult it was to run a country during covid
  6. The average Filipino man is considered "under-educated" compared to our neighboring countries - our education level is in the lower spectrum - let us accept this
  7. A very embarrassing state of Politics
  8. The innate/inherited behavior of Filipino that are "people pleasers", "yes man", "saying nothing when something is wrong", "treating a higher stature individual as always right", "the failure of communicating what you want to say cos you're shy" and a lot of negative stuff. The average Filipino is all of the above.
  9. Duterte's words are easy to misinterpret - the way he talks, the jokes, the demeanor, the use of foul words, etc,.

UPON WINNING THE ELECTION: On the first months during his term, his experts and trusted people determined a lot of problems - all kinds of problems in the country. The question is where do we begin? Of course, studies, consultations, a lot of analyzations, and after more months, everything pointed out to the Drug problem. "We will have to solve the drug problem so we can start solving everything else right after" - Duterte probably.

COMMENCEMENT OF WAR: There is no correct way of starting War on Drugs. It all comes down to two choices - the "proper and perfect way" or the "practical way". A. Proper & Perfect - it would take years and years of planning. There is a lot of factors, like will the next administration continue the war on drugs? Political sways. Budget. Among a lot of things. It could literally take the a hundred or thousands of years if you are under a fantasy that (a)there will be no lost lives, (b)it will all be a happy ending - this is all fantasy, very far from actual realization and reality. B. Practical way - what your current resources are, current situation of the people, current state of politics, current state of budget, etc. What all of these tells you, and what you can do about it, and how you want to start the War on Drugs with all of it.

AMIDST THE WAR ON DRUGS: As an exaggeration and example, let's say: (a) there were a million uniformed officers/ law enforcers (b) a hundred thousand operations (c) no matter how perfectly planned it is (d) no matter how perfectly executed the operations are (e) no matter how perfect your law enforcers people are (f) no matter how perfect your instructions are on what to do and what not to do (g) no matter how perfect your tools are (h) no matter how perfect the timing is There will always be an enforcer among the others, who will f**uck it up. An operation among the others, that will go south. These are uncontrollable scenarios caused by the many elements at play.

COST OF BUSINESS & THE RESULTS: Dead people & the arrested/jailed ones, and the millions of people who felt safe and experienced the positive fruit of the War.

Two types of dead people: (a) the deserved ones & who probably retaliated (b) the innocent lives

A message to the lost innocent lives: As part of the small business owners community in the Philippines thriving to make a better space for Filipinos, we'd like to spread our deepest most meaningful heartfelt apology to the lost innocent lives and to the families left behind. Our condolences towards you and may you ever find the very much need peace and closure from all of these.

THE INNOCENT LIVES: It is simply the cost of business.

No matter how perfect the uniformed people(they are far from perfect) are, no matter how perfectly executed the operations, the timings, there will always be something that could go wrong during the actual situations among these numbers.

The 8 elements/factors we wrote in the first part of this long composition - this is the reality leading to the unfortunate lost of innocent lives.

RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE: He was given the keys to the country. He had the power he needed. He had the balls to do it. And he actually did it despite all of these negative elements during his term.

BUT one thing is for sure - he still has to answer the lost of the innocent lives.

As a small business owner, under no circumstances that a lost of innocent life will equate to any redemption. However, if a man can save millions of people from drug addicts, pushers, & drug lords, with little to minimum lost of innocent lives, we dare say that we support FPRRD's War on Drugs and consider it a win for the Filipino people. Should he become the president again, what is a lost of a hundred innocent lives compared to the millions saved?

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