Kurakot.,.

[backstabbd88]

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why not make a law of the kurakot baliling gang in our country,.., if the no.1 problem here in our country is our corrupt officials why not make a law that states if one of our government officials are plead guilty on using the public money he/she shall be imprisoned for 40-60 years or stoned to death by the public people,.,. hehehe,.,. kanan wala najuy mangurakot ana,.,. naa lage madakpang mangurakot pero uwahi na ang tanan ang mga kwarta nagamit na nya din a mabalik sa mga publiko,,.,. paita bitaw ani atong systema,.,. tsk3 ang atong giboto nga too ta makatabang ultro pod diayng kawatan,.., tsk3,.,.

the problem is the lawmakers themselves are involved in the corruption.

[emow]

Understanding the nature of corruption is really simple. It is just a natural consequence of power, and all men are prone to be corrupted at any point of their lives. In Government, Corruption is directly proportional to the amount of power it has, and the only way it can increase its power is for people to clamor for government to do something more for them.

It is hard to eliminate corruption because it is hard for people not to seek government aid. Therefore, it is not only bad people doing corruption, but as well as genuinely well intended leaders. In their belief that government is a tool to dispense charity for the needy masses, they unconsciously increased the fertile ground of corruption (by increasing government power) and provide more opportunities for others to do corruption or be corrupted, including the well intended leaders themselves (like Marcos).

Then, in the desperate hope of people to eliminate or reduce corruption at the same time keep the welfare government should provide them, we put regulations to implement transparency and honest governance to ensure proper utilization of tax coffers.... Question, are the regulators made of different biological material that they are impervious to the natural tendency of any man to succumb to corruption? Who will regulate the regulators? Who will regulate the people who regulate regulators? The question will be endless...

What is the solution? Very simple, limit power of government by reducing its functions and therefore reducing its size. But it will be hard for most of us not to seek government to aid us in our endeavors in life, and that is the reason why most people want to stay with this kind of system, because inspite of corruption, they themselves profited through government from the fruits of other citizens. Kill or replace all the lawmakers now, you will have the same corruption with the new ones just like George Orwell's Animal Farm.

[bejabbers]

[crossramz]

does the TS knows what TS means? hahaha... bugoya

[Mr. T]

Angay ng ilisan ang atong pambansang HOYOP og bag.o... Baboy or Buwaya.

[rayven716]

Abolish the pork barrel and other allowances and let's see if daghan pa gihapon mo run senator or congressman. They ran kuno to serve the people? Phooey!

[MaInEvEnT]

Ang naka lisud ngano we can't make a law about it is because the ones making the law (lawmakers) are the ones doing it (kurakot).

[EZRA]

Ang naka lisud ngano we can't make a law about is because the ones making the law (lawmakers) are the ones doing it (kurakot).

EXACTLY! - Lawmakers = lawbreakers.

[Mr. T]

wa gibalita kay ang mga radio broadcaster sa una patyon man kong mo against ni Marcos.

[Lyledagz]

Daghan na kaayo balaod na himo pero way na buhat ang bogyerno