S.Korea PM resigns over sea tragedy

[mAlD|tO]

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mao niy leader...prayer to those who perish in the tragedy......


...baga pa sa spartan na tsinelas ang mga nawong sa atong leader...so di nlang ta maghandum na mapareho ta ani hahaha

[Money_Guru]

I would like to share this phrase from Forbes "

"It’s not comfortable for any of us to admit an error, or to acknowledge that something we’ve done has caused others harm or inconvenience. So when someone truly apologizes, we know he or she is putting honesty and honor above personal comfort or self-protection. It’s inspiring, and it feels brave. -

Courageous Leaders Don't Make Excuses...They Apologize

[SquallLionhart]

I know a couple of South Koreans, and they're saying that their PM resigning is great and all for the outside world, but for them its just their President having a scapegoat, someone to blame, so that the nation would be appeased, and that this always happens. They were telling me that South Korean PMs are essentially powerless, doesn't have exactly anything to do, but will be blamed for everything once a tragedy or scandal happens. They're asking that South Korean President Park Geun Hye resign instead.

[carmicael]

^ that is beside the point. no one can deny the fact that he stepped up and admitted to his under-performance. a trait that is quite rare, almost non-existent in the failippines.