Comments on: Forced Poverty http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html The Voice of A Filipino Wed, 10 Feb 2010 02:25:31 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Tingog.com » Blog Archive » Forced Poverty http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html/comment-page-1#comment-82631 Tingog.com » Blog Archive » Forced Poverty Mon, 22 Sep 2008 12:33:56 +0000 http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html#comment-82631 [...] continue reading… [...] [...] continue reading… [...]

]]> By: Schumey http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html/comment-page-1#comment-359 Schumey Tue, 20 Feb 2007 23:09:39 +0000 http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html#comment-359 Nick, I too am wary of the Security Act of 2007. The leave to a despotic regime like GMA's to interpret what constitutes terrorism would certainly abused. I join you in your apprehension. Now we won't know when we who speak of the ills of this government be arrested. Its very reckless of congress to approve this bill without taking the abusive provisions into consideration. Nick,

I too am wary of the Security Act of 2007. The leave to a despotic regime like GMA’s to interpret what constitutes terrorism would certainly abused. I join you in your apprehension. Now we won’t know when we who speak of the ills of this government be arrested. Its very reckless of congress to approve this bill without taking the abusive provisions into consideration.

]]> By: nick http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html/comment-page-1#comment-355 nick Tue, 20 Feb 2007 15:01:48 +0000 http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html#comment-355 Schumey, I read the reports on the rushed sessions in Congress. There were a few bills that were long overdue, but I feel, that there were a few that could've waited and need not have been rushed. I think, I saw one that was about researching the effectiveness of Science and Technology here in The Philippines... which, clearly, could've been delayed, and put aside for more pressing bills... We certainly support the anti-terror bill, as this will be a step forward in the fight against terror, but this rushed session, fails to address key components that are too vague, and I'm afraid, will infringe on the rights of The Filipino People, including those who are running against the Administration.. Schumey, I read the reports on the rushed sessions in Congress. There were a few bills that were long overdue, but I feel, that there were a few that could’ve waited and need not have been rushed. I think, I saw one that was about researching the effectiveness of Science and Technology here in The Philippines… which, clearly, could’ve been delayed, and put aside for more pressing bills…

We certainly support the anti-terror bill, as this will be a step forward in the fight against terror, but this rushed session, fails to address key components that are too vague, and I’m afraid, will infringe on the rights of The Filipino People, including those who are running against the Administration..

]]> By: HindiAkoPinoy http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html/comment-page-1#comment-354 HindiAkoPinoy Tue, 20 Feb 2007 13:37:15 +0000 http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html#comment-354 Yes, I heard about the lost cause of these bills, pushed aside for the Anti-Terror Bill, that will probably be used for intimidation purposes during the election Yes, I heard about the lost cause of these bills, pushed aside for the Anti-Terror Bill, that will probably be used for intimidation purposes during the election

]]> By: Schumey http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html/comment-page-1#comment-353 Schumey Tue, 20 Feb 2007 13:19:22 +0000 http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html#comment-353 It really is sad how the distorted priorities of this administration as led to more desperation. The strength that these poor souls have should be the driving force for a society were the rich are humble and the poor respected. Just take a look at how these trapos treat our people. They would rather approve the Anti-Terror Bill and the new franchise of PAGCOR than rush the approval of the SB 2263 and HB 6035. These bills intend to drastically lower the cost of medicine thereby giving our poor a fighting chance to combat disease. Now isn't this a good example of how callous this administration is? It really is sad how the distorted priorities of this administration as led to more desperation. The strength that these poor souls have should be the driving force for a society were the rich are humble and the poor respected.

Just take a look at how these trapos treat our people. They would rather approve the Anti-Terror Bill and the new franchise of PAGCOR than rush the approval of the SB 2263 and HB 6035.

These bills intend to drastically lower the cost of medicine thereby giving our poor a fighting chance to combat disease. Now isn’t this a good example of how callous this administration is?

]]> By: HindiAkoPinoy http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html/comment-page-1#comment-346 HindiAkoPinoy Mon, 19 Feb 2007 23:15:05 +0000 http://www.tingog.com/social-concerns/forced-poverty.html#comment-346 I know what you mean Nick. I see them, but sometimes I'm immune to the poverty that is around. Damn Gloria for the widening gap of the poor and the rich. I know what you mean Nick. I see them, but sometimes I’m immune to the poverty that is around. Damn Gloria for the widening gap of the poor and the rich.

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