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    Default Re: Davao City mayor beats up sheriff in demolition row


    Quote Originally Posted by Fallen6 View Post
    why did someone got hurt when she did not clean your house?

    the sheriff is so hard headed, a lot got hurt and someone almost died.

    your way of comparison is way beyond what was shown.

    media ray ga uto2 ninyo and besides she already asked for an apology for what she did and admitted her mistakes pud.

    sometimes we need to learn how to stop putting oil sa flame to have a peaceful community. igo ramo gi dagkotan sa media ug kamo sad sakay rapud mo. look at the brighter side walay namatay because the mayor took over and showed authority over someone else's retardedness @___@

    if mo compare naman lang gani ka make sure the same weight ang example, asa gud tawon ka ana maid manlimpyo sa house vs sheriff nga ni supak nya daghan nasakitan + hapit pa mamatay. sometimes common sense would be very useful in times like this. dili ra hatag lang ug example kay para lang ingnon. hehehe.
    The comparison is entirely valid. The obvious problem which is being completely overlooked by far too many people is that the mayor has no right (legal or moral) to brutally attack a person like that. The flimsy argument that she was disciplining her staff is also not even close to an excuse as the sheriff does not work for the mayor, but for the court. This is blatant abuse of power by somebody who has demonstrated quite clearly that they are unfit for office.

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    Quote Originally Posted by reptoid View Post
    I instructed my neighbor's maid to clean my house. She's so hardheaded lang, just ignored me. So I beat her up.... it's okay though cos I'm a big shot!

    the logic is not the same. in order for you to understand the whole thing, you have to understand the whole event as happened and not single out on the very incident where her fist landed on the face of the sheriff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by return85 View Post
    if di pud magpa astig mga sheriff walay ma demolish na mga squatters.... sheriff should have an enforcing nature to carry over courts decision,,,. pro in that case maka ingon pud ta na harsh ra pud ang sheriff not to wait for two hours,,, pro makaluluuy ra gihapon sya,,, try to put your self in his position,,, the sheriff just wants his job to be done,,, sorry for him na naa sya ana na job,,,, maypa naninda nalng sya ug balot,,, hehehe... a punch in the face,,,, pila kaha sweldo anang mga sheriff noh? delikado man kaayo na ilang trabaho... the govt should ensure their safety oi,,, dili lalim na na trabaho....
    sakto tong gi ingon diri bro nga wala may mawala sa sheriff kung nipaabot siya sa two hours. i think mas mo bilib pa gani ang mayor niya kay nagpasabot nga nakig alayon siya sa mga tawo para di ma gubot ug samot and at the same time ma buhat ang gimando sa korte nga walay kagubot.

    pwede man gyud na sila magginahi, pero dapat gamiton sad ang ulo oi.

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    Default Re: Davao City mayor beats up sheriff in demolition row

    Quote Originally Posted by reptoid View Post
    The comparison is entirely valid. The obvious problem which is being completely overlooked by far too many people is that the mayor has no right (legal or moral) to brutally attack a person like that. The flimsy argument that she was disciplining her staff is also not even close to an excuse as the sheriff does not work for the mayor, but for the court. This is blatant abuse of power by somebody who has demonstrated quite clearly that they are unfit for office.
    its not overlooked. no one will tell you what she did was right. it is tolerable, acceptable to some extent, but never right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by prestige View Post
    Bisan mayor pa siya, dili siya pakita nga siyay isug kay pagkangan mayor..
    Dili siya good example sa mga taw, madaot siya ana. Naay tarong paagi.
    Nagpasikat siya kay naa ang media? Toinks.. Dili na maayu pagka good leader ug role model as citizen. Angay nana isibak. Well, she's on 5 day leave right now while investigating.
    dakong sakto.. dili maayo manumbag ug taw kung dili ma tumanan sa gusto

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    ..basin mo attend pa tu'g gathering ang sheriff mao wala gahulat ug 2 hours para makauli sya sau, arun sau2x sya sa party harun dagko'g agi

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    Quote Originally Posted by high_heels View Post
    Comment lang ko ani ha, I wanted to keep my mouth shut on this issue but I think I should speak up. Not to brag about it but Ramonito is a relative of mine, mogawas nga auntie nako si Mayor Sarah. And I know how the family members are disciplined and brought up. I remember nga adto ko pa puy-on sa akong mom sa ilang Ramonito sa Davao para mag tarong daw ko ug skwela (paningot ko ug popcorn ato kay ive heard disciplenarian gyud daw na siya). Though we are not as close, our clan has respected them in various levels. They are not perfect, they are human beings and are prone to make mistakes as well. I cannot blame Mayor Sarah for her actions. Though I can say that doing such act makes her vulnerable to cruel criticism from people who do not even understand the Duterte's and Davao City.

    A lot of candidates tried to replace them in position, but wala gyud naka daug kay kahibaw ang mga taga Davao nga si Ramon Duterte ra ang maka pa hapsay sa ilang cuidad. On and off nako sa davao I know the BIG difference in terms of the peace and order situation. Ang mga snatcher, holdaper, kidnapper, gangs, drug lords mahadlok magkalat didto. If you talk about Mindanao, Davao always stands out as the key city, mas ilado pa man gani ang Davao City compared to Cagayan de oro. And in other countries, davao is considered as safer than other cities in Mindanao.

    Ok going back sa issue with Sarah Duterte. Na focus ang attention anhi ni Mayor Sara. kay ngano tungod kay nanumbag siya? I-rewind daw nato ang incident and lets try to understand what caused her to do such act. She requested for a two hour extension sa Sheriff para ma hapsay ang evacuation sa mga informal settlers. What that means is she is avoiding further trouble, bisag asa pa sa pilipinas molaban man gyud ang mga taga squatters kay di mo pahawa or na harrass sa mga demolition team?

    Now si Sheriff, true that it is his job to make sure the courts mandate is implemented. But that does not give him the excuse to harshly refuse such request for the sake of just saying NO! Unsa may mawala sa Sheriff ug sa korte kung mo hatag sila ug 2 hours nga extension para ma hapsay lang ang tanan? Would it make any difference if they waited for two hours? If the Sheriff insisted on the demolition, would the informal settlers take it lightly? What do you think is the result if it was brutally enforced?

    We must have failed to understand that in this situation, we need to look at what is for the greater good. It's not like the mayor refused the Sheriff to do the demolition, she simply asked for an extension to make things smoother for EVERYONE. And since gahi man sad ug ulo (or should I say insensitive) si Sheriff, then it resulted to him getting punches and humiliation from the mayor.

    Yes nasayop si Mayor kay she lost her temper, but that doesn't mean the Sheriff is not human enough not to understand the situation. And not see what could have happened if he insisted.
    so true! for short gi tarong ug storya, ang problem lang kay nag ginahi ug ulo si sheriff. naa ra man diay na, nganong di man gyud ka wait.

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    Quote Originally Posted by em_b View Post
    the logic is not the same. in order for you to understand the whole thing, you have to understand the whole event as happened and not single out on the very incident where her fist landed on the face of the sheriff.
    Sound like you support brutality and don't care so much about the rule of law or equal rights. No wonder abuse of one kind or another is so commonplace when folks readily excuse and forgive those who should be leading by good example.

    Nobody is above the law.... or at least that's the way it's supposed to be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pauling View Post
    so true! for short gi tarong ug storya, ang problem lang kay nag ginahi ug ulo si sheriff. naa ra man diay na, nganong di man gyud ka wait.
    manumbag diay kung dili ma tumanan sa gusto?

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    Quote Originally Posted by em_b View Post
    its not overlooked. no one will tell you what she did was right. it is tolerable, acceptable to some extent, but never right.
    You think? That's not the impression I get from this and many other forums. There is an alarmingly high number of people who think what she did was admirable and I have read dozens of posts commending her methods. Probably the same people who thought Marcos was a wonderful president!

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