There is truth to this post... really, so is the Filipino still worth it?

[tophat]

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Naa ta sa Pilipinas where the poor act rich, everyone claims to be Spanish, and the greatest dream for most is to leave the country. Hipocrisy is a Filipino trait.

We have a dismal record at being brave and so do the Chinese. Raped, conquered, and pillaged by the Huns, Mongols, Japs, and Brits, and almost every foreign invader the Chinese as a people are no different than ours. Pero in a battle of cowards mas daghan jud sa atoa meaning pildi jud ta aning gubata. Why should I die for a country of idiots and cowards who say for instance elect en masse a retard like Pnoy? Haha e sugal akong kinabuhi para sa tambay na di magduha-duhag tulis nako kung mangitngitan? Kamo nalang.

The Filipino was made to be exploited and lied to.

"e sugal akong kinabuhi para sa tambay na di magduha-duhag tulis nako kung mangitngitan?"

I can't help but agree that there is some sad pang of reality to this statement.

My apologies to trollolol for using his post for a topic of a thread prior to asking explicit permission.

[estambae]

nganu diay ka TS?

[Saint_hard]

mao dyud bro...proper education ra dyuy usa sa tambal ana bro..para kitang tanan dili ma ignorante or dili ma ilad ug dili pud magkalisud...

[wormwoods]

"e sugal akong kinabuhi para sa tambay na di magduha-duhag tulis nako kung mangitngitan?"

I can't help but agree that there is some sad pang of reality to this statement.

so do i bro. hyprocrisy and pretension are the most common traits for filipinos. less than 50% lang siguro ang tarung ug masaligan jud.

[estambae]

so do i bro. hyprocrisy and pretension are the most common traits for filipinos. less than 50% lang siguro ang tarung ug masaligan jud.

+1 ko ani...

[mokiloo]

mao bitaw nga proud to be filipino then kung mag abot puro filipino mag pataasa'y sa hambog kay puro proud wala'y mag palupig
...makes sense

and also when in another or foreign country proud to be filipino gihapon when in fact they can't even stay or survive in the country they became a filipino

[tophat]

nganu diay ka TS?

nag browse lang ko sa mga posts a few days ago, and this one seems to bother me, for i echo the same sentiments to some extent. walang plastikan lang.. orocan or unitop..

[Saint_hard]

I dont call it hypocrisy nor pretension its simply ignorant and lack of education....kita mga ordinary filipino people our society want us to act like rich, brave and patriotic..kay kung wala na sila dili cguro mahitsura atong mga businesman diri which is mostly chinese ug mga politiko...

[mokiloo]

para nako ang sense of patriotism is distorted kaayo ang pag sabot sa kadaghanan
like if we say nga "f*cked up" na kaayo atong economy, and we're lagging way behind other asian countries mostly behind nato before mga 20-30 years ago, muingon dayon nga dili ka patriotic and nationalistic, mag kalisod atakihon paka.
My point is, being patriotic and nationalistic cannot change the facts of the real and present status of the Philippines.

Or simply said--our sense of pride is hinubog ra

[Code Talker]

"e sugal akong kinabuhi para sa tambay na di magduha-duhag tulis nako kung mangitngitan?"

I can't help but agree that there is some sad pang of reality to this statement.


My apologies to trollolol for using his post for a topic of a thread prior to asking explicit permission.

A sad reality in our society.