MERGED: Visayas - The New Republic?

[batigol192002]

- Makaingon lang ta karon nga Imperial Manila kay wla man diri sa ato-a nahimutang ang central govt, basin ug mas worse pa nya ta? Kana sad raba atong mga ubang leader gikan sad baya na cla sa probinsya.

- Federalism ang maayo/acceptable.

[cottonmouth]

Quote: Originally Posted by DrE Federalism? It just adds more red tape to an already inefficient bureaucracy.

Contrary to what you believed, Federalism actually removes many of the red tape that we have now. For instance, if Cebu will be a state on its own, it can have its own suppreme court thus cutting the justice time. In business, Cebu will have its own governing body and that means a business will no longer have to wait for eternity for the approval of something from the national government. In governance, the state of Cebu will be on its own how to spend its budget an will no longer have to beg from the crooks in Imperial Manila. In laws, we don't necessarily have to follow to the wants of the few people who rally ad infinitum in Manila. If for instance we want RH bill approved in Cebu then we can decide it on our own. If we want capital punishment allowed in Cebu then we can approved it on our own.

All-in-all, federalism is the best form of government especially in countries like Philippines na katag pa kay sa tae sa kanding. It will also encourage other states to perform well coz their budget will be proportionate to their income. And so-on and so-forth. If you take a look at current governments around the world, most of the countries with centralized government (like Phils) are poorer and less developed than the federalist or parliamentary formed governments.

[rodsky]

Quote: Originally Posted by ratilaboto Know what a straight line is you don't. Avoid the fisherman's hook u just. Sputid floo!

You must be very pleased with yourself after saying that. Feels good doesn't it?

-RODION

[ratilaboto]

Quote: Originally Posted by cottonmouth Contrary to what you believed, Federalism actually removes many of the red tape that we have now. For instance, if Cebu will be a state on its own, it can have its own suppreme court thus cutting the justice time. In business, Cebu will have its own governing body and that means a business will no longer have to wait for eternity for the approval of something from the national government. In governance, the state of Cebu will be on its own how to spend its budget an will no longer have to beg from the crooks in Imperial Manila. In laws, we don't necessarily have to follow to the wants of the few people who rally ad infinitum in Manila. If for instance we want RH bill approved in Cebu then we can decide it on our own. If we want capital punishment allowed in Cebu then we can approved it on our own. All-in-all, federalism is the best form of government especially in countries like Philippines na katag pa kay sa tae sa kanding. It will also encourage other states to perform well coz their budget will be proportionate to their income. And so-on and so-forth. If you take a look at current governments around the world, most of the countries with centralized government (like Phils) are poorer and less developed than the federalist or parliamentary formed governments.

That's right! Gikatag na ta daan sa lain-laing lugar (islands) so angayan jud ta sa Federalism, kay karon kita ray gibuang aning manila(mga bulay-og parehang rizal nga nagpa-firing squad lang, way gamit! og parehang quezon nga maylang hinambog against sa Amerika pero dagan ra gihapon didto.

Federalism is definitely coming to town!

[DrE]

Quote: Originally Posted by cottonmouth Contrary to what you believed, Federalism actually removes many of the red tape that we have now. For instance, if Cebu will be a state on its own, it can have its own suppreme court thus cutting the justice time. In business, Cebu will have its own governing body and that means a business will no longer have to wait for eternity for the approval of something from the national government. In governance, the state of Cebu will be on its own how to spend its budget an will no longer have to beg from the crooks in Imperial Manila. In laws, we don't necessarily have to follow to the wants of the few people who rally ad infinitum in Manila. If for instance we want RH bill approved in Cebu then we can decide it on our own. If we want capital punishment allowed in Cebu then we can approved it on our own. All-in-all, federalism is the best form of government especially in countries like Philippines na katag pa kay sa tae sa kanding. It will also encourage other states to perform well coz their budget will be proportionate to their income. And so-on and so-forth. If you take a look at current governments around the world, most of the countries with centralized government (like Phils) are poorer and less developed than the federalist or parliamentary formed governments.

Yes looks real good on paper.


@ratilaboto
Daghan kag good points, but then you sure negate them by your short-sightedness.

[W.Axl Rose]

yes to federalism

[saint-0410]

I think it's okay but this should be deliberated thoroughly. I'm tired of this country run by Tagalogs. I've been to a lot of places and I observed that people from Luzon especially those from Metro Manila are the most stupid and most arrogant people. They think people from Visayas and Mindanao are dumb. Imagine naa ko friend niadto sa Manila. Gipangutana cya kng naa ba kuryente dri. Just stupid. Naa pd ko lain friend giingnan sa iya officemate did2 " Bakit ang ganda ng damit mo? D ba galing ka sa probinsya? " And then this happened even in UP- Diliman. my HS classmates were mocked there because they are Bisaya.

I say it's time we disassociate ourselves from them pra mo aseno ta.

[tools4kools]

right! this is something that tagalogs don't mind! and I hate it when they do that! but luckily, I have tagalog friends and I'm glad they're are not your typical tagalog stereotypes over bisayans. I have observed that usually the ones mocking bisayans in manila are actually those coming from other provinces in luzon and not really the true manilans. This stereotyping is brought about by how media perceives the bisayans as "maids" just like they perceive ilocanos as "kuripots" so we should end domestic racism in media because that's what divides citizens of this country. but hey, let's not generalize things here.

[ritsche villadolid]

para nako survive

[Kenah]

naaaaaah ka imposible ana bro oi, wala man gani ma lone district ang mandaue, ma republic of cebu na ba hinoon........u

[icon_king]

kanang mga politiko diri sa cebu , huna huna ray nag dako. ug kanang ila g sige propose ila pana i tabang sa mga pobre maayo pa. unsaon daghan man pasikat....

[krapzamber]

posible man tingali pero i doubt nga d makaya sa cebu. D pa makaya sa mga politicians dri den kulang pata ug resources,like income sa city.

[zapantalambda]

i think cebu has the ability to be like that but not now.

[ashmae_01]

possible but i doubt kng makaya sa atong mga politicians

[jntio]

possible.........