-AMALAYER- - Rude LRT Girl Passenger (November 13, 2012)

[masakiton]

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The passenger claims the guard accosted her and asked, "Anong problema mo?". Asking someone what her problem is IS also not correct. Maybe that's what provoked the woman. I'm not saying it justifies things. I'm not saying that what she did was right. I don't approve of shouting at someone or berating someone in public. I just don't want people to forget that IT WAS A REACTION TO AN ACTION. It wasn't the most morally upright reaction but someone did something to her first. Let's just be fair.

siya na nag ingon nga educated siya
murag part man tingali sa ato school ug company education nang proper escalations

[Sand Man]

...No matter how the Amalayer-girl could've handled it even if she wasn't raising her voice and not doing a "bitchy" body language , she was going get humiliated online based by the moment she was caught on camera "making a scene" .

I would have to disagree. If she handled it differently she wouldn't be where she is now.

She refused a mandatory security check, got called out, and then had the nerve to make a scene? Let's say gadali jud siya then nalimot siya ug butang sa iyang bag sa X-Ray... ? OK then. Guard calls her attention, so, what any normal person would do is apologize, go back and put the bag in the machine and be on her way.

[prukutung]

bisa'g unnsaon ug bali2x, making a scene is not really a very nice thing to do.. learned that sa USC kadtong strikto kaau ang guards sa tupi and i realized dli ta ka-blame nila why ingun-ana ang patakaran...

but we can't deny nga kaning panghitaboa kai "cybercrime law" bait rani, kung naai mahitabo nga dili maayu anah bayhana nga connected ani nga incident then mabalik jud nang cybercrime law..

hinay2x lang ta peeps... bisag ako disgusted sa actions sa babae but it's for her to learn and for us to realize nga magbantay2x nata sa atong actions in public. I honor our media rights but if gamiton ni to bully someone then we're going too far na.. I think the girl already received enough humiliations nah..

[FAQ]

I would have to disagree. If she handled it differently she wouldn't be where she is now.

She refused a mandatory security check, got called out, and then had the nerve to make a scene? Let's say gadali jud siya then nalimot siya ug butang sa iyang bag sa X-Ray... ? OK then. Guard calls her attention, so, what any normal person would do is apologize, go back and put the bag in the machine and be on her way.

According to the news report , the problem was when the guard called her out , she grabbed Amalayer-girl's arm and made unnecessary side comment and facial expression (even the LRTA admitted that the guard actually did it) then that's when the heated argument started .

Holy shit. Will you look at that -- she refused to put her bag in the X-Ray machine. I say she's lucky -- some people get detained for that considering the constant terrorist/bombing threats we have in our mass transportation facilities. tsk tsk tsk.

I read the article on another news website but I looked this up again ... nowhere on the article or from her statement that she "refused" to put her bag in the x-ray . LRTA concluded that "she missed the procedure and hurriedly tried to enter the station" so meaning her intent was to enter the station to hopefully catch the train NOT refusing to go through a security inspection .

[Sand Man]

Yes but we will never be able to prove true intent -- so whether she truly missed the security procedure or she deliberately did it in the hope that the guards would be dumb enough to miss it para maapas lang niya ang train -- once she got called out she had no choice but to submit. Easy way to deal with it was to walk back to the line and go through the security check.

She chose to do it the hard way.

[reptoid]

Evading security in a mass transit system can have serious repercussions. During the London bombings a Brazilian guy was shot dead for refusing to stop when confronted. This girl should understand that screening is for everybody's protection and that ignoring her and allowing her on her merry way because simply she considers herself important doesn't really make a lot of sense when we have the very real threat of terrorism to deal with.

[prestige]

Missing the inspection procedure is a potential threat to terrorism (LRT bombings record). Everyone can be a terrorist. Safety is always a priority.

[THE KID]

mao jud nai mahitabo bsta puro arogante.........

[Sand Man]

... potential threat to terrorism

Isn't that a good thing?

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Oh snap..

Americans Spoof

Americans Spoof ‘Amalayer’ Video

MANILA, Philippines – A sure way to determine that you are famous, or infamous for that matter, is when something you've done gets parodied as in the case of the “Amalayer” viral video of Paula Salvosa.

While many parody videos of the fit thrown by "the rude passenger" at the LRT station have cropped up overnight, one of these stood out for featuring two Americans.

Uploaded on the Facebook Fan Page of a certain “Oppa Landi Style," this video titled “AMALAYER (US Army Version)” shows two men instead of women. The men are identified as US army Privates Jones and Carreon.

The video runs 1:11 minutes and features a staged altercation between the two with another filming the entire “show” with his laughter heard in the background.

Set in what seems to be a warehouse with tools and boxes , the video shows Private Jones repeatedly “assaulting” Carreon by asking him “I’m a liar” in the same intonation and diction as the original “amalayer” girl.

Unlike Salvosa’s video, their version didn’t reveal on what sparked their word fight nor did it utter other lines aside from "i'm a liar." In the end, as if to signal that their argument is anything but serious, Jones mauled Carreon over at the boxes while the one filming roared in laughter in the background.

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[monroy]

Kung TSA pa ni sa U.S. o pulis sa China piti jud ning bayhana.

Mao lage ning problema sa mga abusado dire, buotan kaayo kung nasa ubang lugar pero kung naa na gali sa pilipinas mogawas na dayon ang sungay.