Need enlightenment: Me facing a liability against a professor

[Hammer_and_Sickle]

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nganu mahadlok mn ka? wala mn ka gi-gamit iyang name,..bato2x sa langit ang matama-an pangit

unhi lang'g file ug complaint,..hehehehe

[etienne]

Greetings

It started when I was in the peak of my frustrations with this "teacher" of mine and her methods of teaching. My mistake was instead of filing a complaint against her, i used the social media as vent.
Karon kai nsakpan mn ko so gptwag ko sa Chair's office first (I think sa dean after if d pjud ma resolve)
I admit my mistakes for the instant nga nahetabo ni sha, my only excuse is that I'm entitled to my opinion and that anomaly (its a comic strip by the way, like that of a 9gag meme protest) was intended for her but not directly (I did'nt used names).

All evidences are against me, question is, what should I do to defend myself?

hi! i dont know the whole context about this issue but since u alredy admitted that the comic strip was intended for her and it was ur mistake doing so, y dont u jus make an apology?

its so easy to invoke freedom of expression specially if u are not the subject of an offensive act. if u hav complaints about ur teacher, next time bring the issue to the proper venue rather than airing ur rants in social media wer in people can misinterpret it. jus my two cents.

[moy1moy1]

sa tan aw nako wala mani kasu nga ma sang at imong maestra...just deny it..ingnon ra nimo nga u copy it from somewhere...

naa mi teacher's evaluation man and I religiously stated there my concerns but to no avail.

as ive stated above, I can deny the allegation if I wish to but I didn't so as to save someone whos going to take the blame.

nakauna pd shag sumbung, so I guess na shay upperhand. But I won't succumb to cowardice if something went out of hand.

[moy1moy1]

hi! i dont know the whole context about this issue but since u alredy admitted that the comic strip was intended for her and it was ur mistake doing so, y dont u jus ask for an apology?

its so easy to invoke freedom of expression specially if u are not the subject of an offensive act. if u hav complaints about ur teacher, next time bring the issue to the proper venue rather than airing ur rants in social media wer in people can misinterpret it. jus my two cents.

I would ask for an apology if I have to but what happened last night (the night that we confronted, with our dept. head) was an environment were I wish I could ask for forgiveness but I can't because she was so infuriated at that time and I don't think she's in a position to discuss it in a calmer way that's why ako nlng gitak-om ako ba-ba since she owned the room that time.

[Slapkid]

Ayawg papilde. Ayawg sorry, that would mean sad-an jud diay ka. First of all wala nimo gibutang iyang name and even if you did, tinuod man kaha? I suggest you find a lawyer and battle it out. \m/

[etienne]

I would ask for an apology if I have to but what happened last night (the night that we confronted, with our dept. head) was an environment were I wish I could ask for forgiveness but I can't because she was so infuriated at that time and I don't think she's in a position to discuss it in a calmer way that's why ako nlng gitak-om ako ba-ba since she owned the room that time.

i know its easier said than done but better make an apology when things are calmer jud (: labad kau if ka atrso nimo teacher who u encounter almost everyday, ma affected lang imong studies. i pray for ur peace of mind. hehe

[THE KID]

dili nani angay mag kaso2 pa...og bukal sa imong kasing2 nga mangayo og sorry..mangayo...og dili pud..ayaw.....naa ta koy mga comments about sa titser..pero ayaw na...it wont help......

[Zopista]

Republic of the Philippines
CITY OF CEBU: City ordinance # 1823 Article 236 - #003 page 1.2

1987 Constitution of the Philippines

"TS" Student vs Teacher:

Unprotected Speech

Freedom of speech is not an absolute right. Not all speech is constitutionally protected. Speech that incites lawless conduct, so-called fighting words (words that provoke physical retaliation), libelous or defamatory speech, and obscenity can legitimately be prohibited or punished by the government.

So much Talk!!

In short...kung naa kay problema sa usa ka taho ayaw pangayo simpatiya sa uban, I mean e direct na sa taho nga naa kay problema.. para ma solve! agad..agad! Ignorance can Kill!

[THE KID]

^^ wats ur point bro?

[moy1moy1]

Republic of the Philippines
CITY OF CEBU: City ordinance # 1823 Article 236 - #003 page 1.2

1987 Constitution of the Philippines

"TS" Student vs Teacher:

Unprotected Speech

Freedom of speech is not an absolute right. Not all speech is constitutionally protected. Speech that incites lawless conduct, so-called fighting words (words that provoke physical retaliation), libelous or defamatory speech, and obscenity can legitimately be prohibited or punished by the government.

So much Talk!!

In short...kung naa kay problema sa usa ka taho ayaw pangayo simpatiya sa uban, I mean e direct na sa taho nga naa kay problema.. para ma solve! agad..agad! Ignorance can Kill!

addressed it already, so i asked it here for what would be my grounds