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  1. #61

    Default Re: Jun Ducat, a modern day hero?


    his intentions may be noble.. pero dili makajustify sa iyang gibuhat... he could be the modern day robin hood! hehehehe

  2. #62

    Default Re: Jun Ducat, a modern day hero?

    this is what jessica zafra wrote on her blog about that incident...


    That man who took a busload of children from his own day care center hostage didn’t just snap like Michael Douglas in a bad movie. He was clearly prepared for his self-directed drama, having reportedly done the same thing twice before (Why isn’t he in jail?) He even did it in front of Manila City Hall, where he was sure to get a good crowd and the attention of politicians. His companion even knew which politicians to call. And media gave him exactly what he wanted: minute-by- minute coverage for ten hours. That’s not public service, that’s whoring for ratings. So the guy’s an instant celebrity, and he doesn’t even have to win a vote-by-text popularity contest. He gets to lecture everyone on the ills of Philippine society, which is nothing we haven’t heard before, except that it’s not usually delivered with a grenade, a gun, and a busload of children. (My sister noted that the hostages in the bus were waving for the cameras.) Everyone was scurrying to give the hostage-taker what he wanted, even the police. Now every ***** with a gun knows that the way to get full media coverage is to take people hostage. No doubt some politician will give the hostage children scholarships so he can look like a hero. So everybody’s happy, especially the hostage-taker and the media organizations, and you’re reading this and gnashing your teeth.




  3. #63

    Default Re: Jun Ducat, a modern day hero?

    Some might have a mentality that there's nothing wrong with taking hostages, especially when privileges were even given to hostage takers. We should be wary that others might think that taking hostages will immediately solve their problems. The risks taken were not even commensurate to the results of the incidents.

    I just hope there's no another Jun Ducat after some time.

  4. #64

    Default Re: Jun Ducat, a modern day hero?

    the end doesnt justify the means. maski unsa pa ka nindot iyang intentions, basta in the wrong way, di gihapon maayo.

  5. #65

    Default Re: Jun Ducat, a modern day hero?

    at lease we can say naay pa gyud diay fanatics sa pinas. kaysa mag pa itoy itoy lng

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