Monday, April 19, 2010

" Do you know who to vote for? "

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Less than 2weeks before voting,candidates who are running for public office
are busy posting their campaign ads here and there. Even though there's a
mandate rule that forbids them to do so.
Politics here is a tricky game, magnetize by intrigues and scandal,over hyped
by the media which all boils down to money and power.
While there are quite a few hopefuls who has vowed to overcome corruption and alleviate poverty, I doubt that in a vast playing field where money is next to temptation and the yearning for power can sometimes turn violent.

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It makes me wonder if we'll ever find a president who'll stick to his/her guns,
who's not a puppet, not a sucker, someone who's brave enough to face the real
social problem and actually find solutions for it.

But I'm keeping my fingers crossed, still keeping a positive outlook and hoping
that "change" will come soon. ^-^

melody: Howie day- Collide

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9 comments:

  1. Nagmukha ng bandiritas at pang fiesta. Hayyyyyyyyyyyy Pinas umasenso ka. Until now I can't even decide kung sino ang dapat iboto.

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  2. Call me a pessimist, but I don't think change can come in this generation for Pinoys. As long as it's the same old family/names that you see on the ballot, no change. I need to see something new, someone new, a name that hasn't been heard before in politics to run and show what he/she can do.

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  3. Yeah right, politics and honesty???

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  4. Over here I'd say most politicians are honest. Sometimes misguided, sometimes incompetent but with good intentions.

    Are you saying that campaign posters are forbidden?

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  5. It doesn't matter who you vote for, a politician will always get elected.

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  6. Not trying to hide the illegal posters, are they? :D Change may come but the leader would have to be very strong willed!

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  7. The voting hyped is pretty much same like what had happened in Jakarta. Well, it's kind hard to see if candidates really stick to their words.

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  8. It appears like a very free election.
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    Have a marvellous week ahead.
    MOOD.

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  9. misalyn: i know.. me too! and hirap mag decide...everyone has hidden agendas.

    photo cache: yea, i'm starting to think like one too...sadly, it's still a political dynasty here. ^0^

    per stromsjo: no, they're allowed to posts their ads, but sometimes, these politicians, they go way overboard the limit and go against the rule. ^-^
    that's the big difference, in here, we don't have honest politicians... we have lots of liars.

    tnx for droppin by! ^0^

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thanks for sharing your thoughts! :)

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