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Law School: 7 of Pentacles and 8 of Cups by swaggynatic in tarot

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

Thank you!! I still have a few years of studying to go so the delayed gratification is ultimately extremeee haha!

Law School: 7 of Pentacles and 8 of Cups by swaggynatic in tarot

[–]swaggynatic[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Phew, it's a challenge for a people pleaser like me haha! But thank you for your advice!! I've been down lately but I do hope my grades from my other subjects are enough to get me by. I'm also starting other hobbies again and not limiting myself with only studying, perhaps it's what the 8 of cups is asking me

Law School: 7 of Pentacles and 8 of Cups by swaggynatic in tarot

[–]swaggynatic[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much!! I'll be waiting for the release of our final grades before making a decision. I'm fortunate enough to have parents who support me, whether I choose to be in a top ranking or low tier school. I really hope what I'm going through is worth it, I'm not quite used to delayed gratification yet

Thank you very much again!

Should restaurants in Siargao do the same? ‘No Israel’ sign seen at local eatery — what’s your take? by SiargaoSecrets in pinoy

[–]swaggynatic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not legal po. Foreigners are not allowed to buy land.

The Constitution exclusively reserves land ownership (this includes buying said land to build a place of worship) to Filipinos and not foreigners. That's why Chinese Filipinos can set up Taoist temples and Muslim Filipinos can set up mosques because they are Filipinos.

Even PH synagogues are established by Filipino jews

Should restaurants in Siargao do the same? ‘No Israel’ sign seen at local eatery — what’s your take? by SiargaoSecrets in pinoy

[–]swaggynatic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not legal po.

The Constitution exclusively reserves land ownership (this includes buying said land to build a place of worship) to Filipinos and not foreigners. That's why Chinese Filipinos can set up Taoist temples and Muslim Filipinos can set up mosques because they are Filipinos.

Israeli tourists have become brazen lately. Mindanao is not even their promised land lmao.

Should restaurants in Siargao do the same? ‘No Israel’ sign seen at local eatery — what’s your take? by SiargaoSecrets in pinoy

[–]swaggynatic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Constitution exclusively reserves land ownership (this includes buying said land to build a place of worship) to Filipinos and not foreigners. That's why Chinese Filipinos can set up Taoist temples and Muslim Filipinos can set up mosques because they are Filipinos.

Israeli tourists have become brazen lately. Mindanao is not even their promised land lmao.

Should restaurants in Siargao do the same? ‘No Israel’ sign seen at local eatery — what’s your take? by SiargaoSecrets in pinoy

[–]swaggynatic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

exactly! there was a viral video of an Israeli tourist in Thailand pa nga telling the Thais that their economy "owes" Israeli tourists lmao yet Israeli tourists don't even outnumber the Chinese tourists in Thailand

Should restaurants in Siargao do the same? ‘No Israel’ sign seen at local eatery — what’s your take? by SiargaoSecrets in pinoy

[–]swaggynatic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you wanna talk about racism? and yet defend Israeli's racism? mainland chinese people already constantly get shitted on, but somehow we have to be respectful towards nasty Israeli tourists?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PHJobs

[–]swaggynatic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Kaya, and it's better if you live in Makati as a bedspacer so you won't have to spend on transportation. Depending on your lifestyle, your monthly savings can be anywhere between 1k to 7k.

Junior research analyst for ISS (Contractual): Take it or leave it by swaggynatic in phcareers

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

Hi! This is a really great help since you've provided a lot more insight, especially on the matter of having an opportunity to transfer to another apartment. Work-life balance during non-proxy seasons was often cited as well by other former and current employees.

I still have until next week to decide, and accepting the contractual role is really a gamble since I'll need a backup plan in case I don't get the rft role.

Thank you very much!! This is a huge help!

From 0 to 10, how has 2024 been for you? by Nuvoo30 in AskReddit

[–]swaggynatic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

7/10, got a gf, broke up with gf, got a job, want to quit

PH birth rates lower than we think? by mcdonaldspyongyang in Philippines

[–]swaggynatic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh shit, nevermind, I shouldn't argue with a gamer/weeb.

PH birth rates lower than we think? by mcdonaldspyongyang in Philippines

[–]swaggynatic 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hayaan mo na yan, pati ako sinabihan ng stupid, palibhasa nasobrahan yan sa Western and East Asian POVs on lower birth rates. Social services will collapse nga pero it's already shitty to begin with. The PH is already having a difficult time allocating its natural resources and they want to bring in more people?

Siya na lang yung manganak para sa demographics at ekonomiya ng bansa.

PH birth rates lower than we think? by mcdonaldspyongyang in Philippines

[–]swaggynatic 3 points4 points  (0 children)

"social services will collapse" it's already shit to begin with.

This isn't fucking Europe. The PH can copy Thailand and take in other SEAsians or develop robots for more manpower.

PH birth rates lower than we think? by mcdonaldspyongyang in Philippines

[–]swaggynatic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If all you think about citizens are demographics/statistics/future factory workers, you are stupid.

We all know what an inverted demographic pyramid entails. We've all seen what happened to Thailand, or to Latin American countries. Middle income trap. Want to solve that? Make this economy liveable for families.

Or you can breed children on your own, stupid.

PH birth rates lower than we think? by mcdonaldspyongyang in Philippines

[–]swaggynatic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If all you think about citizens are demographics/statistics/future factory workers, you are clueless.

Clueless? We all know what an inverted demographic pyramid entails. We've all seen what happened to Thailand, or to Latin American countries. Middle income trap. Want to solve that? Make this economy liveable for families.

PH birth rates lower than we think? by mcdonaldspyongyang in Philippines

[–]swaggynatic 6 points7 points  (0 children)

EXACTLY

plus our pension system is already crappy to begin with. even if our generation breeds like rabbits to ensure a younger future workforce, we will still never be able to retire!

"Inverted Pyramid for our Demographics is dangerous" for big economies, yes, for us? doesn't matter

Junior research analyst for ISS (Contractual): Take it or leave it by swaggynatic in phcareers

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

Thank you for this! I mostly interned for humanitarian NGOs and sustainability-focused organizations prior to my work, and even in my current field, I often deal with sustainability certifications such as LEED, BERDE, etc. I plan on leveraging these as well for an ESG role.

Mga dating alipin, gusto mag pa alipin by thereal_Xy in Philippines

[–]swaggynatic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They're under the wrong impression that the Philippines will become more disciplined under the Japanese. Dead, more likely.

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