Friend perhaps that is applicable to individual opinion puedeng magkamali but the public opinion determined in a fairly conducted survey, that is different.
Seguro naman we have observed how the public officials in the U.S and other developed countries give importance to public opinion di ba? They voluntarily resign if the survey figures show that the people do not like the way they do their jobs.
Dito kapit tuko ang mga lingkod bayan thanks to the rule of law and I serve at the pleasure of the President or the Governor or the Mayor..
Ano ang kaibahan ng Pilipino sa Amerikano, mababa tayo na uri ng tao na ang opinion ay di pinapahalagahan? If this is so in some people's mind, colonial mentality therefore is still alive and kicking among some of our people di ba?
The candidates aspiring for the Presidency in the U.S conduct their campaign giving much importance to public opinion. In contrast here in the Philippines, especially among top public officials the rule of law is being overused as an excuse to hold on to their positions even if the people thru their opinions already do not trust and like them.
Parang sa kultura yata ang problema, nakasanayan na ang pakapalan ng what should be sensitive, ang mukha.
KAYA TULOY LAWS ARE NOT BEING IMPLEMENTED BY TOP OFFICIALS LIKE THE SALN LAW!! AND THIS IS NOT A MATTER OF PUBLIC OPINION ANYMORE BUT DEFIANCE OR VIOLATION OF A VERY GOOD LAW!!
Seguro naman we have observed how the public officials in the U.S and other developed countries give importance to public opinion di ba? They voluntarily resign if the survey figures show that the people do not like the way they do their jobs.
Dito kapit tuko ang mga lingkod bayan thanks to the rule of law and I serve at the pleasure of the President or the Governor or the Mayor..
Ano ang kaibahan ng Pilipino sa Amerikano, mababa tayo na uri ng tao na ang opinion ay di pinapahalagahan? If this is so in some people's mind, colonial mentality therefore is still alive and kicking among some of our people di ba?
The candidates aspiring for the Presidency in the U.S conduct their campaign giving much importance to public opinion. In contrast here in the Philippines, especially among top public officials the rule of law is being overused as an excuse to hold on to their positions even if the people thru their opinions already do not trust and like them.
Parang sa kultura yata ang problema, nakasanayan na ang pakapalan ng what should be sensitive, ang mukha.
KAYA TULOY LAWS ARE NOT BEING IMPLEMENTED BY TOP OFFICIALS LIKE THE SALN LAW!! AND THIS IS NOT A MATTER OF PUBLIC OPINION ANYMORE BUT DEFIANCE OR VIOLATION OF A VERY GOOD LAW!!
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