There is truth to this post... really, so is the Filipino still worth it?

[tophat]

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Like a what LOKI said in the move AVENGERS.

"You people were made to be ruled..."

to be ruled by whom?

Only a people fragmented among themselves
are rulers fit to bring cohesion, aims and goals

[HackNsLash]

Let's just say F***ed up jud ang pinas,, murag wla nay tarong. But can you blame them? I can't blame you for thinking ill about it, But some are already trying to make a CHANGE, not all will abide but at least some are working their way out of it. So advice lang, ayaw yaw2 coz ing.ani nmn jud ni xa. Just LIVE and TRY TO MAKE A CHANGE. *BOW*

[walker]

Lisora tubagon ni nga pangutanaha.

Akong silingan abusado kaayo, gabii na pero kusog kaayo magtukar sa karaoke. Is he worth it?

[rare_phoenix]

Naay point si trol, can't blame him
truth hurts lang

[mokiloo]

naa ubang masakitan gyud kay nakapalit kanang mga "pinoy pride" nga shirt nga mahal. hahah

[PMXGroup]

You question why you should die for your country?

If you read in our country's history, you'd know how MANY Filipinos died for our country. How they've fought for freedom and shrugged off the tortures and threats. Because they wanted FREEDOM for the Filipino people.

Since then, we're enjoying the FREEDOM.

Unfortunately, sa kanindot sa ilang gipambuhat sauna, ni-resulta ug mga Pilipino na y batasan, cgeg question--walay gibuhat na nindot, walay disiplina. Palabig panganak, di mga edukado--PUBRI ang PINAS.
Ang nakapait pa jud, the country is even poorer with its people pulling it down with negativity instead of helping it to rise.

[walker]

Today, I really felt so empty, so devoid of thoughts even, only my biological motor functions took me for a random walk. Along my path was an old man on a wheelchair. He was wearing a hat emblazoned with the words "War Veteran". I paused, and asked him, "sir, you fought in World War II?" The guy pushing his chair answered for him, "oo". I said, "ako papa beterano pud, 75th Infantry Division". The old man's eyes glowed upon hearing those, held my hand and asked, "75th pud ko dong, kinsa diay imo papa?". I told him, and the glow in his eyes transformed to glassy, I know he was transported to a distant past, reminiscing a time when he fought and offered his life for his country. "Kaila man ko sa imo papa, kauban mi". "Sige Nong, ayo ayo". It was my turn to feel my own reminiscing. I had sworn allegiance to another country's flag, and offered my life too.

As my path became blurry, I thought of the choices, of offering a life for one's country. The old man, and my father willingly did their duty, because they felt in their hearts that it was worth it.

But is this country still the same that our fathers gladly defended and fought for?

I regret at having returned home.

NO, these Filipinos of today is not anymore worth dying for.

[tophat]

You question why you should die for your country?

That is not a question asked in this thread.

The question is: Is the Filipino worth it?

We have to agree to DISAGREE.. for me, the modern FILIPINO is not a tiny bit worth dying for.

[kuyabog]

Naay point si trol, can't blame him
truth hurts lang

a very relevant point indeed..

but most filipinos do not even bother..

[SioDenz]

I will defend my Country Not for the Stambay but for my Family.

We have freedom today because a lot of Filipinos before us Died for their country, even if they know that NOT all Filipinos are WORTH Dying for. Filipinos Before are already DIVIDED even the time of Spaniards. But they still do it because they Believed that what they do will eventually give Freedom to all future Generations including a lot of UNGRATEFUL BASTARDS that only thinks of what their country can do to them without even thinking the sacrifices others do in order for them to enjoy what they have now.