AFP wants mandatory ROTC revived

[slakker]

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^korean mafia man to ang nipatay sa south korean, way labot ang admin ato...

[Scott Bernard]

Kahoy ang mga rifle... pero a sword is a sword...

[lstorya]

^korean mafia man to ang nipatay sa south korean, way labot ang admin ato...

Dude, are you serious? Or juz, you know, sarcasm fun.

[slakker]

^refer to our secretary of justice dude...

[ComeToPapa]

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight... and those police juz accidentally shot the Korean huh?

Di man gud na malikayan brad nga naa gyud scalawag police, but it doesnt mean nga gi-tolerate na nya.. at least Duterte made a lot of improvements, our overall crime rate is at the minimal. Its way safer now that before.

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^korean mafia man to ang nipatay sa south korean, way labot ang admin ato...

Nope, ang latest investigation sa pnp says no mafia involved, pero i strongly believed its part of a destabilization against the govt.. the yellows are powerful and influencial, they can do anything.

[hitch22]

I even got early signs Hepatitis A while nag Field training operations...

So, getting Hepatitis A makes you a well-disciplined...and of course, a successful man? Now, you wish your future generation go through the same experience. That's called sadism.

If ROTC makes people disciplined, how come the generation that went through it and have been running our governemnt are not shining examples of discipline? Facts on the ground does not match the theory that ROTC results in a more disciplined generation. Prove me wrong.

[RayGunz]

If ROTC makes people disciplined, how come the generation that went through it and have been running our governemnt are not shining examples of discipline? Facts on the ground does not match the theory that ROTC results in a more disciplined generation. Prove me wrong.

Having to conclude that ROTC can or can not instill discipline to an individual is a half-cooked statement.

Most of us grow up with parents/guardians, so is our younger generations..? Right? most likely Yes..
As we grow up, our parents/guardians tried their very best to instill discipline the easy way or the hard way.
Did all the disciplining methods,strategies and implementations worked-out to everybody, under the presumption of having a parent/guardian? To some maybe it worked, but never to all.

Thus, do we have to conclude that our future should be brighter because of having being disciplined?

Humans can be disciplined, but, it is still our free will to use such for the greater good , or for personal interests.
As for me, ROTC gave me not much, but im grateful i did all those training.. am i favor to its mandatory requirement? maybe yes, lesser no, because i prefer to leave such issue to appropriate entities.

[MeMing]

kataw-an nalang ni nato ang uban diri....

[lstorya]

Di man gud na malikayan brad nga naa gyud scalawag police, but it doesnt mean nga gi-tolerate na nya.. at least Duterte made a lot of improvements, our overall crime rate is at the minimal. Its way safer now that before.

That's the thing bai, you actually mentioned the magic phrase na, "Dili malikayan". Dude, to think that happened in their own backyard. What more kaha in far flung areas nga minimal to none ang supervision. Kanang mga colleges sa probinsya, sa kanang mga bukid bukid. Granted there is social media now, but not anyone can report.

[brianbrock]

i dont get the idea of being at the mercy of the heat of the sun...for me ok rana mag marcha marcha pero dli lang intawon pud pa initan oi..samot na karon panahona na pwerte gyud inita...ang cancer..ang heat stroke..og pwede ayaw intawon Sunday ang ROTC..im 40 years old and i experienced ROTC in my college..and oh, i remembered cursing at the priest who celebrated mass during an ROTC event and his homily lasted for almost an hour..wala cya malouy namo naka attention og pwerte gyud inita..daghan na nakuyapan..padayon gihapon cya..sigh double sigh