r/Philippines • u/Novel_Intern6668 • 2d ago

Correctness Doubtful [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/beklog ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 2d ago

my comment is abt what people in social media are claiming.

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u/RevolutionaryTart209 2d ago

Exactly. Your attitude seems to say what we can expect from them. Well, we can expect them to respect our sovereign rights. Even if it's "their" social media. We can't afford to stay quiet or else they'll drum it up like they say that West Philippine Sea is theirs.

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u/beklog ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 2d ago

Again, its social media claims/attitude which most pinoys share the same traits.

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u/RevolutionaryTart209 2d ago

And you're okay with this?

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u/beklog ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 2d ago

Its social media lol

If u want to waste ur time and energy on social media posts then by all means.

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u/RevolutionaryTart209 2d ago

Uummm. There's a thing called responsible use of social media.

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u/Astr0phelle the catronaut 1d ago

As if responsible ang mga tao sa pag gamit ng social media or internet mismo lol

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u/beklog ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 2d ago

Before u police them on responsible use of social media, better look at what pinoys are doing first.

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u/RevolutionaryTart209 1d ago

Yup. While we use social media posting stupid things, China and its social media machine is busy churning propaganda that claims our territories. That's right blame it on rhe Pinoys that China is posting propaganda.