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I JUST HAD AN INTENSE ARGUMENT WITH MY WHOLE FAMILY ABT DUTERTE’S ADMIN. Clearly, ipinagtatanggol nila presidente nila. It came to the point na sinabihan akong hindi nila ako pinalaki to have such political stand & opinion—like it’s not my right to oppose them. 
#OUSTDUTERENOW
#OUSTDUTERENOW
Sabi ng nanay ko, “nag aaral ka pa lang ang lakas na ng loob mo magreklamo sa gobyerno, wala ka pa namang alam. Di kita pinapa-aral para maging ganyan.”
Sabi ng lola ko, “ah so isa ka pala sa mga kalaban ni Duterte ah. Di tama yun.”
(non verbatim)
Sabi ng lola ko, “ah so isa ka pala sa mga kalaban ni Duterte ah. Di tama yun.”
(non verbatim)
I also have an uncle na has finished Law in FEU (my current school). He is a Lawyer now. A LAWYER. And apparently, we have the same political stand.
Sabi ng Fam, “ganyan pala tinuturo at natututunan niyo sa FEU ha.”
LIKE WHAT— ???
Sabi ng Fam, “ganyan pala tinuturo at natututunan niyo sa FEU ha.”
LIKE WHAT— ???
Galing talaga ng mga trolls, nagawa nilang mas iunang irecommend ng twt yung #OUSTDUTERENOW than #OUSTDUTERTENOW.
Anyway, it’s not the hashtag that matters. It’s the message. Couldn’t care less, tbh.
Anyway, it’s not the hashtag that matters. It’s the message. Couldn’t care less, tbh.
Huh?
