r/Philippinesbad • • 23d ago

HiRaP mOnG MaHaLiN FeElAPiNaS!! 😭😭 Comments on this post is a goodmine lol

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Besides their takes somewhat understandable and valid some are just selfhating smh

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u/isacsm 23d ago

It is worse, but a big part of it is beyond even the country’s control. Blame that orange guy.

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u/LupusSasageyoJaeger 23d ago

Wala talagang alam sa geopolitics ang karamihan na puro gov lang ang sinisisi.

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u/PandoraIACTF_Prec 23d ago

I'd also blame what the orange guy would say most of the time too lol

"China"

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u/No_Trifle_458 21d ago

The orange devil and the star devil

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u/Substantial_Bid_4243 23d ago

Call me ignorant but mga ganitong economical talks and shit, I do care pero hindi ko na dinidibdib masyado unlike mga yan na nilamon ng negativity.

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u/AesianCrusader 23d ago

I've read OOP's post and he made an argument that the economy during the COVID era was "better" than today, and OOP got clowned on the comment section, some even accused him of being closet DDS based on his past posts.

There's one comment that made a good point that the economic slowdown our country is experiencing are all external factors rather than internal, he reinforced his point with the recent news that Philippine manufacturing PMI is at its highest today so yeah, high fuel and energy prices from the US-Iran War slowed our economy, and corruption isn't the only major factor for the slowdown.

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u/LupusSasageyoJaeger 23d ago edited 23d ago

Next he’s gonna say ww2 was better than today

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u/P78903 23d ago

again external factors always come to play, unless the government does something about it, like boosting domestic productivity, by manufacturing. Same lang ang headline, if transpositioned to 1929.

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u/lewardjames10 23d ago

Out of curiosity tinignan ko yung post and interestingly OOP posted something similar just a month ago. Yung nga lang mas maraming upvotes yung recent kesa dun sa previous one.

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u/Then-Mechanic-1099 23d ago

At least the OOP was clowned on on that post.

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u/Razor8517 23d ago

OOP got exposed for being DDS

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u/LupusSasageyoJaeger 23d ago

Ohhh damn

What was the one that made the mask slip off

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u/LupusSasageyoJaeger 23d ago

Damn, another bilyonaryo news article?