What do you think to the president of the Philippines? - page 2.

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And I don't think about Duterte. For me he is a dictator, but the people chose him. He will provoke a civil war which will destroy or his opponents and Filipinos will live as they want or those who chose it and this is their payback for what they brought to power the dictator.

The current president of the Philippines in the person of president Rodrigo DUterte is not a dictator. If he is a dictator then the majority of the population are already will no longer defend the president but will go against him. But if you notice only a few individuals disagree and dislike the governments way of solving criminality in the country. The reason why the president could not eradicate criminality, corruption and drugs in the country is because there are syndicates and even drug lords and criminals within the government itself.

Tell me where you saw dictatorial regimes in which the majority of the population does not support it? To protest is possible only when the government supports democracy. In a dictatorship the people in fear is silent.

How come he is a dictator when he is beloved in his own country? Those who don't like the way he run his country are those who are affected by his strict implementation of the laws specially against corruption.

Look at North Korea. There the population loves their leader. Weep for weeks for the dead leaders. Even put in jail if you don't cry during mourning. But what does this mean? It speaks of a total dictatorship.

All I can say is, he is not a dictator, but we are almost there, few more steps... We are getting more like a cult blindly following our leader, and keeps on denying that all is well...

The war on crime and drugs will never stop, it is common in a country, all are not sheep that just follow where the leaders go... With this brutal manslaughter of those drug users will have an impact to the people's impression to him... Maybe not now, but soon...

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Quote from: peter0425 on February 11, 2017, 02:40:27 PM

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Quote from: SameHow on February 06, 2017, 09:25:37 AM

And I don't think about Duterte. For me he is a dictator, but the people chose him. He will provoke a civil war which will destroy or his opponents and Filipinos will live as they want or those who chose it and this is their payback for what they brought to power the dictator.

The current president of the Philippines in the person of president Rodrigo DUterte is not a dictator. If he is a dictator then the majority of the population are already will no longer defend the president but will go against him. But if you notice only a few individuals disagree and dislike the governments way of solving criminality in the country. The reason why the president could not eradicate criminality, corruption and drugs in the country is because there are syndicates and even drug lords and criminals within the government itself.

Tell me where you saw dictatorial regimes in which the majority of the population does not support it? To protest is possible only when the government supports democracy. In a dictatorship the people in fear is silent.

How come he is a dictator when he is beloved in his own country? Those who don't like the way he run his country are those who are affected by his strict implementation of the laws specially against corruption.

Look at North Korea. There the population loves their leader. Weep for weeks for the dead leaders. Even put in jail if you don't cry during mourning. But what does this mean? It speaks of a total dictatorship.

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Quote from: AT-N-T101 on February 11, 2017, 02:12:38 PM

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Quote from: SameHow on February 06, 2017, 09:25:37 AM

And I don't think about Duterte. For me he is a dictator, but the people chose him. He will provoke a civil war which will destroy or his opponents and Filipinos will live as they want or those who chose it and this is their payback for what they brought to power the dictator.

The current president of the Philippines in the person of president Rodrigo DUterte is not a dictator. If he is a dictator then the majority of the population are already will no longer defend the president but will go against him. But if you notice only a few individuals disagree and dislike the governments way of solving criminality in the country. The reason why the president could not eradicate criminality, corruption and drugs in the country is because there are syndicates and even drug lords and criminals within the government itself.

Tell me where you saw dictatorial regimes in which the majority of the population does not support it? To protest is possible only when the government supports democracy. In a dictatorship the people in fear is silent.

How come he is a dictator when he is beloved in his own country? Those who don't like the way he run his country are those who are affected by his strict implementation of the laws specially against corruption.

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Quote from: Xester on February 11, 2017, 01:36:50 AM

Quote from: SameHow on February 06, 2017, 09:25:37 AM

And I don't think about Duterte. For me he is a dictator, but the people chose him. He will provoke a civil war which will destroy or his opponents and Filipinos will live as they want or those who chose it and this is their payback for what they brought to power the dictator.

The current president of the Philippines in the person of president Rodrigo DUterte is not a dictator. If he is a dictator then the majority of the population are already will no longer defend the president but will go against him. But if you notice only a few individuals disagree and dislike the governments way of solving criminality in the country. The reason why the president could not eradicate criminality, corruption and drugs in the country is because there are syndicates and even drug lords and criminals within the government itself.

Tell me where you saw dictatorial regimes in which the majority of the population does not support it? To protest is possible only when the government supports democracy. In a dictatorship the people in fear is silent.

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Quote from: SameHow on February 06, 2017, 09:25:37 AM

And I don't think about Duterte. For me he is a dictator, but the people chose him. He will provoke a civil war which will destroy or his opponents and Filipinos will live as they want or those who chose it and this is their payback for what they brought to power the dictator.

The current president of the Philippines in the person of president Rodrigo DUterte is not a dictator. If he is a dictator then the majority of the population are already will no longer defend the president but will go against him. But if you notice only a few individuals disagree and dislike the governments way of solving criminality in the country. The reason why the president could not eradicate criminality, corruption and drugs in the country is because there are syndicates and even drug lords and criminals within the government itself.

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The problem with drugs is...

Nobody sells drugs... drugs sell themselves

You cannot stop drugs by killing the dealers... there will always be a new person to take their place... always

The only way to stop drugs is to stop people from wanting drugs... that's the only way

The tough part is, it's not fully possible to get people to stop wanting to drugs it just leads to forcing people into rehabilitation and such which would cost a government millions upon millions of dollars. Which in reality could go ahead and heed no result, he's doing what he feels may work and I don't think a SHIT TON of money is being pissed away in his quest.

I love the cause that he's fighting for and all, but I personally HIGHLY DOUBT that it's something a country can ever win in. You can't win the drug war, or be winning the drug war one side just losses slower.

right its not that easy and its only time can tell whether he can win or he can totally eradicate it all but personally i love what he's doing giving his statement and doing behind, some changes happen and pilipino people can see that its just bias media who's making bad image for him but if you will ask people around they will give positive feedback in what he's trying to accomplish.

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Quote from: Moloch on June 13, 2016, 10:16:31 PM

The problem with drugs is...

Nobody sells drugs... drugs sell themselves

You cannot stop drugs by killing the dealers... there will always be a new person to take their place... always

The only way to stop drugs is to stop people from wanting drugs... that's the only way

The tough part is, it's not fully possible to get people to stop wanting to drugs it just leads to forcing people into rehabilitation and such which would cost a government millions upon millions of dollars. Which in reality could go ahead and heed no result, he's doing what he feels may work and I don't think a SHIT TON of money is being pissed away in his quest.

I love the cause that he's fighting for and all, but I personally HIGHLY DOUBT that it's something a country can ever win in. You can't win the drug war, or be winning the drug war one side just losses slower.

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Quote from: SameHow on February 06, 2017, 09:25:37 AM

And I don't think about Duterte. For me he is a dictator, but the people chose him. He will provoke a civil war which will destroy or his opponents and Filipinos will live as they want or those who chose it and this is their payback for what they brought to power the dictator.

Duterte for me is one of the greatest president in the world. He might be a dictator, but all what he did is for the sake of many people not for his fame and power. He is only governing for more than 7 months but what he did is amazing, especially war on drugs and protecting poor people by giving them the opportunity to study at zero cost and many more.

Duterte a dictator and to me this is not acceptable. As for free education, the quality its very poor. For everything in life you have to pay. Would be better if Duterte made so much money and paid education.

Can you state a proof of him being a dictator than posting words that coming out of your ass.

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Quote from: roby25 on June 13, 2016, 06:22:42 AM

Mr. President Rodrigo Duterte does he really do his job to stop drugs within 3 to 6 months?.What do you think?

We are with you sir, mr. President. Solving a 30 year problem within a year is beyond extraordinary. You can actually use the whole term if thats what takes. At least i can say, that within a few months of ur stay, people in the lower class of the society such as myself have experienced change...and that never happened before,

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To be fair, he seems to be going what he thinks is for the greater good of his country. It is arguable if he is doing it the right way.

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Quote from: JC btc on February 06, 2017, 10:00:56 AM

Quote from: SameHow on February 06, 2017, 09:25:37 AM

And I don't think about Duterte. For me he is a dictator, but the people chose him. He will provoke a civil war which will destroy or his opponents and Filipinos will live as they want or those who chose it and this is their payback for what they brought to power the dictator.

Duterte for me is one of the greatest president in the world. He might be a dictator, but all what he did is for the sake of many people not for his fame and power. He is only governing for more than 7 months but what he did is amazing, especially war on drugs and protecting poor people by giving them the opportunity to study at zero cost and many more.

Duterte a dictator and to me this is not acceptable. As for free education, the quality its very poor. For everything in life you have to pay. Would be better if Duterte made so much money and paid education.

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Quote from: SameHow on February 06, 2017, 09:25:37 AM

And I don't think about Duterte. For me he is a dictator, but the people chose him. He will provoke a civil war which will destroy or his opponents and Filipinos will live as they want or those who chose it and this is their payback for what they brought to power the dictator.

Duterte for me is one of the greatest president in the world. He might be a dictator, but all what he did is for the sake of many people not for his fame and power. He is only governing for more than 7 months but what he did is amazing, especially war on drugs and protecting poor people by giving them the opportunity to study at zero cost and many more.

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And I don't think about Duterte. For me he is a dictator, but the people chose him. He will provoke a civil war which will destroy or his opponents and Filipinos will live as they want or those who chose it and this is their payback for what they brought to power the dictator.

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Quote from: DD-Lex on February 06, 2017, 05:48:20 AM

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Nope, This is stated by mr.president himself. During his previous speech. He said that he needs some sort of extension If i am not mistaken it is a 4 months addition so it would be a total of 1 year drug war. However he also pointed out that as quote

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I would never stop having a war on drugs till the last day of my term

Which leads me to a conclusion that this war is for his whole term

The war on drugs will never end. Besides, the money on drugs make very many politicians and law enforcement agencies. We can't beat them, but we can try to reduce the amount of drugs on our streets.

If you think that wayftp:// that the war on drugs will never end then not on our president ! The president of the philippines is doing his very best to end this drug war ! I believe in his vision and I know with the help from the police and fellow filipino it can be done ! It just have to be executed properly ! Maybe not in our present time but I believe the war on drugs will not just be reduced but it is goind to end!

I believe in you ! we are one on that particular vision ! the idea of the president of the philippines to be drug free is very feasible ! The current administration is doing its very best to achieve this vision ! If the president of the philippines believe in a drug free community and so Am I as a citizen of this country ! I am very excited to see the children of the next generations to live in a drug free community

We can say that he can eliminate drug addicts here in Philippines, wishing also to eliminate them for the safety of our next generations children. Drug free community can save a lot of lives. We must cooperate or follow his rules in dealing with the drug addicts and dealers. We must believe to him in order to make Philippines drug free.

I think that, if our leaders will push through this propaganda, we can eliminate them. If our local government officials be the one who lead us to eliminate them it could be possible, but sometimes, our leaders is sometimes the one who lead the negative things to do, or sometimes, they protect the drug dealers.

I believe that good things are not done bad methods. It seems to me that Duterte trying to restore order by destruction. It is not correct. The procedure can bring only the method of creation.

And how about bad people doing bad methods due to drugs? How can you deal with them? Justice in the Philippines is not what you think. One case can take years to be solve or worst will not be solve anymore. I am also with Duterte in all his decisions as long as it will protect the innocent in the Philippines.

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Quote from: t2yax on February 06, 2017, 04:39:20 AM

Quote from: zuyfg888 on February 06, 2017, 12:21:22 AM

Quote from: margarete11 on February 05, 2017, 10:52:11 AM

Quote from: frendsento on February 05, 2017, 10:20:09 AM

Quote from: Fireblazer on February 05, 2017, 09:34:53 AM

Quote from: chixka000 on February 05, 2017, 09:17:31 AM

Nope, This is stated by mr.president himself. During his previous speech. He said that he needs some sort of extension If i am not mistaken it is a 4 months addition so it would be a total of 1 year drug war. However he also pointed out that as quote

Quote

I would never stop having a war on drugs till the last day of my term

Which leads me to a conclusion that this war is for his whole term

The war on drugs will never end. Besides, the money on drugs make very many politicians and law enforcement agencies. We can't beat them, but we can try to reduce the amount of drugs on our streets.

If you think that way that the war on drugs will never end then not on our president ! The president of the philippines is doing his very best to end this drug war ! I believe in his vision and I know with the help from the police and fellow filipino it can be done ! It just have to be executed properly ! Maybe not in our present time but I believe the war on drugs will not just be reduced but it is goind to end!

I believe in you ! we are one on that particular vision ! the idea of the president of the philippines to be drug free is very feasible ! The current administration is doing its very best to achieve this vision ! If the president of the philippines believe in a drug free community and so Am I as a citizen of this country ! I am very excited to see the children of the next generations to live in a drug free community

We can say that he can eliminate drug addicts here in Philippines, wishing also to eliminate them for the safety of our next generations children. Drug free community can save a lot of lives. We must cooperate or follow his rules in dealing with the drug addicts and dealers. We must believe to him in order to make Philippines drug free.

I think that, if our leaders will push through this propaganda, we can eliminate them. If our local government officials be the one who lead us to eliminate them it could be possible, but sometimes, our leaders is sometimes the one who lead the negative things to do, or sometimes, they protect the drug dealers.

I believe that good things are not done bad methods. It seems to me that Duterte trying to restore order by destruction. It is not correct. The procedure can bring only the method of creation.

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Quote from: zuyfg888 on February 06, 2017, 12:21:22 AM

Quote from: margarete11 on February 05, 2017, 10:52:11 AM

Quote from: frendsento on February 05, 2017, 10:20:09 AM

Quote from: Fireblazer on February 05, 2017, 09:34:53 AM

Quote from: chixka000 on February 05, 2017, 09:17:31 AM

Nope, This is stated by mr.president himself. During his previous speech. He said that he needs some sort of extension If i am not mistaken it is a 4 months addition so it would be a total of 1 year drug war. However he also pointed out that as quote

Quote

I would never stop having a war on drugs till the last day of my term

Which leads me to a conclusion that this war is for his whole term

The war on drugs will never end. Besides, the money on drugs make very many politicians and law enforcement agencies. We can't beat them, but we can try to reduce the amount of drugs on our streets.

If you think that way that the war on drugs will never end then not on our president ! The president of the philippines is doing his very best to end this drug war ! I believe in his vision and I know with the help from the police and fellow filipino it can be done ! It just have to be executed properly ! Maybe not in our present time but I believe the war on drugs will not just be reduced but it is goind to end!

I believe in you ! we are one on that particular vision ! the idea of the president of the philippines to be drug free is very feasible ! The current administration is doing its very best to achieve this vision ! If the president of the philippines believe in a drug free community and so Am I as a citizen of this country ! I am very excited to see the children of the next generations to live in a drug free community

We can say that he can eliminate drug addicts here in Philippines, wishing also to eliminate them for the safety of our next generations children. Drug free community can save a lot of lives. We must cooperate or follow his rules in dealing with the drug addicts and dealers. We must believe to him in order to make Philippines drug free.

I think that, if our leaders will push through this propaganda, we can eliminate them. If our local government officials be the one who lead us to eliminate them it could be possible, but sometimes, our leaders is sometimes the one who lead the negative things to do, or sometimes, they protect the drug dealers.

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Quote from: margarete11 on February 05, 2017, 10:52:11 AM

Quote from: frendsento on February 05, 2017, 10:20:09 AM

Quote from: Fireblazer on February 05, 2017, 09:34:53 AM

Quote from: chixka000 on February 05, 2017, 09:17:31 AM

Nope, This is stated by mr.president himself. During his previous speech. He said that he needs some sort of extension If i am not mistaken it is a 4 months addition so it would be a total of 1 year drug war. However he also pointed out that as quote

Quote

I would never stop having a war on drugs till the last day of my term

Which leads me to a conclusion that this war is for his whole term

The war on drugs will never end. Besides, the money on drugs make very many politicians and law enforcement agencies. We can't beat them, but we can try to reduce the amount of drugs on our streets.

If you think that way that the war on drugs will never end then not on our president ! The president of the philippines is doing his very best to end this drug war ! I believe in his vision and I know with the help from the police and fellow filipino it can be done ! It just have to be executed properly ! Maybe not in our present time but I believe the war on drugs will not just be reduced but it is goind to end!

I believe in you ! we are one on that particular vision ! the idea of the president of the philippines to be drug free is very feasible ! The current administration is doing its very best to achieve this vision ! If the president of the philippines believe in a drug free community and so Am I as a citizen of this country ! I am very excited to see the children of the next generations to live in a drug free community

We can say that he can eliminate drug addicts here in Philippines, wishing also to eliminate them for the safety of our next generations children. Drug free community can save a lot of lives. We must cooperate or follow his rules in dealing with the drug addicts and dealers. We must believe to him in order to make Philippines drug free.

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Quote from: frendsento on February 05, 2017, 10:20:09 AM

Quote from: Fireblazer on February 05, 2017, 09:34:53 AM

Quote from: chixka000 on February 05, 2017, 09:17:31 AM

Nope, This is stated by mr.president himself. During his previous speech. He said that he needs some sort of extension If i am not mistaken it is a 4 months addition so it would be a total of 1 year drug war. However he also pointed out that as quote

Quote

I would never stop having a war on drugs till the last day of my term

Which leads me to a conclusion that this war is for his whole term

The war on drugs will never end. Besides, the money on drugs make very many politicians and law enforcement agencies. We can't beat them, but we can try to reduce the amount of drugs on our streets.

If you think that way that the war on drugs will never end then not on our president ! The president of the philippines is doing his very best to end this drug war ! I believe in his vision and I know with the help from the police and fellow filipino it can be done ! It just have to be executed properly ! Maybe not in our present time but I believe the war on drugs will not just be reduced but it is goind to end!

I believe in you ! we are one on that particular vision ! the idea of the president of the philippines to be drug free is very feasible ! The current administration is doing its very best to achieve this vision ! If the president of the philippines believe in a drug free community and so Am I as a citizen of this country ! I am very excited to see the children of the next generations to live in a drug free community

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Quote from: loreykyutt05 on February 05, 2017, 10:15:39 AM

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Quote from: chixka000 on February 05, 2017, 09:17:31 AM

Nope, This is stated by mr.president himself. During his previous speech. He said that he needs some sort of extension If i am not mistaken it is a 4 months addition so it would be a total of 1 year drug war. However he also pointed out that as quote

Quote

I would never stop having a war on drugs till the last day of my term

Which leads me to a conclusion that this war is for his whole term

The war on drugs will never end. Besides, the money on drugs make very many politicians and law enforcement agencies. We can't beat them, but we can try to reduce the amount of drugs on our streets.

It will never end, but we have to minimize it or else even teenager will encourage to try it if they will see that the government don't mind or don't punish drug users. Yes, he pointed out that the war on drugs will take only for 3-6 months but what he can do he was surprised how many were drug users and pushers.

And that, after the war with the drug dealers became less? They just become better at hiding. This is not a victory. Where's the guarantee that this war is a method of destruction of competitors in this market?

We think this kind of modus with the drug dealers. Kind of hide and seek like children playing, if they have a time to go through, they have that. President of Philippines is doing his job to eliminate drug dealers, we salute you, but, besides drug dealers, President Duterte should determine who are the bad ones, not the good ones.

In many countries in the world the most profitable business in the country exclusively dominates the President. Don't you think that after the destruction of the drug, it will deal with Duterte?

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