Those Who Keep Saying “I am Proud to be a Filipino” When Manny Pacquiao Wins = *****s

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TS I think you are the one who is a *****.

I never uttered this words "I am proud to be Filipino" in my entire life, but what the F**k is wrong with expressing your feeling by uttering this words?

This is childish. And BTW what motivates you to make such a childish site? Your website clearly shows what a ***** you are. You're the only one who is trying to claim that you are a better person than anyone. That is *****ic.

[yhokz101]

Manny Pacquiao wins his 8th title! Im proud to be a pinoy!!!
what are you going to do TS? Criticize me? Loooools!

[PipayNove]

TS I think you are the one who is a *****.

I never uttered this words "I am proud to be Filipino" in my entire life, but what the F**k is wrong with expressing your feeling by uttering this words?

This is childish. And BTW what motivates you to make such a childish site? Your website clearly shows what a ***** you are. You're the only one who is trying to claim that you are a better person than anyone. That is *****ic.

Indeed

I guess uv never been proud of ur life ,to urclf or for someone else that's d problem

Clear lng pd nako..I am not a fan,didn't even watch d fight yesterday.

[emow]

how could such people look down on their fellow filipinos who are proud to be one because of the victory of a great filipino? If you will listen to Manny's interviews, he will always be grateful to his fellow countrymen for the support and he always dedicate his fight for the entire country... To some posters here, what gives you the right to call other people *****s? The champ is thanking these people you are calling *****s... It is so absurd how some people trying to be out of the band wagon finding petty issues to make themselves different from the common filipino, which they continually regard as dumb and shallow.... Just let these people enjoy the moment, will you....killjoya sad ninyu ui...

[boom_box]

I guess you should read the word from the author of the site Antipinoy.

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Does your coach yell at you and tell you what you’re doing wrong in practice? Why does he do that? Is it because he hates you and wants nothing to do with you? You think so? Then why are you still on the team, and starting every game? Sometimes the harshest criticisms, those words that hurt the most, are what in the end lead you to achieve your best.



In a very real way, this is what we’re about. We’re not here to put Pinoys down for the heck of it, after all, we are Pinoys too…it is an altogether uncomfortable realization that the land we call home is a dysfunctional mess, but it is hard not to see the painful truth. We love our country, we want the Philippines and all Filipinos to improve, and for this country and society to live up to its potential. But before that can happen, we need to know what’s wrong about us so that we can fix ourselves and point ourselves in the right direction.


So who is the Anti-Pinoy?
In the day-to-day exchange that defines real life for most Pinoys, the daily news, radio and TV broadcasts, our cinema, and in casual conversation, the masa and those who celebrate mediocrity – those who are quick to boast about how ingenious Pinoys are and point to our colorful Jeepneys as examples, or who count the number of look-alike, sound-alike local celebrities or the once-in-a-generation gifted professional athlete as a measure of national greatness – set an UNPATRIOTIC example and lower the bar of public debate.


The more the Anti-Pinoy glorifies these mediocrities and focuses on the vacuous and the trivial, real issues that affect ordinary lives and futures are forgotten or pushed aside. Like the unambitious student who is praised by his parents despite consistently doing poorly in school, the bad habits and low expectations of Pinoy society are reinforced, making it that much harder with every passing day to find the right path. So that’s where we come in, and we bring a message: The path to prosperity, the path to the place the Philippines deserves among the world community, the path of patriotism for all true Pinoys is to first honestly and bravely acknowledge the ills of society and then have the initiative to seek to fix them.
The Filipino’s greatest enemy is himself – the Anti-Pinoy.


The question is, are you?

[emow]

@ boombox: salamat sa post.

Though it has a very nice goal, i don't think it should warrant demeaning others... Being Honest doesn't necessarily mean be hurtful and inconsiderate.... I really feel this site is the playground of the cynics....i will try to explore the site more....

[SPRINGFIELD_XD_40]

Hohum .

Be more sensible guys .

[salbahis]

The website has a catchy URL. Catchy titles to its articles and catchy keywords.

To me, it is just plain opinion and web hits. nothing else. pathetic.

but how can he/she gain traffic on a nofollow?, unless somebody clicked it...

[RMK711]

I'm a fan of Pacquiao like most pinoys but I agree with this writer that some people are taking it way too far. For example, they are planning to file a bill in Congress to declare him a national hero. And there are others who say that he is the best role model for kids and that we should build more boxing gyms to help youngsters out of poverty.

His achievements are great.. in boxing. But this country doesn't need more aspiring boxers, we need more aspiring doctors, engineers and scientists to help build our country. All of these kids who are told to be like Pacquaio are gonna end up disappointed, and their lives a failure because there isn't going to be another Pacquaio for generations.

I also agree that it's tasteless to make fun of Mexicans trying to enter the U.S. illegally. Not only tasteless but hypocritical. First of all, we Pinoys are just as guilty of illegal migration as they are and we are on the other side of the world. Second of all, Mexico is a much more progressive country than ours and they've made so many improvements in a lot of areas the last few years. It's great that Pacquaio beat most of Mexico's boxers, but when are we going to start beating Mexico in real world terms?

[Tirong-say]

There's nothing wrong if you do acknowledge the achievements of your race,
I even took so much pride where I worked now, my foreign co workers said to me "your fellow filipino
Pacman is truly a great boxer", and me as a Filipino is very much pleased to hear that.