While the Senate stumbles on private parts and busy themselves over Hayden Kho, the lower house, on the other hand, is trying to sneak one under our noses and have passed HR 1109, which puts them in a prime position to amend the constitution in a way that would be most advantageous to our current disposition.
Hasn’t eight years with our current president been enough? Why are they rushing to have this passed in the first place? Why is it nobody seems to want to change the constitution early on during a president’s term?
The sheer audacity of our House of Reprehensibles at railroading what is obviously a sham of a resolution is just disgusting, and I cannot stand it any longer.
This is exactly why yesterday, I attended the “No To Con-Ass Facebook Eyeball”. I met a few familiar faces, and while there were only a few of us thanks to the terrible weather, it was still a great start to what can hopefully be a peaceful movement of dissent against this travesty against our democracy.
The writing is on the wall, and I know, more than ever, that we cannot simply tolerate these shenanigans. It simply shouldn’t happen. I may not agree with Honorable Roilo Golez all the time, but on this count, I certainly do: No to Con-Ass. Enough is enough.
As such, I would like to register my contempt for my Congressman...
All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.
- Anonymous
4 comments:
You are still the fierce debater that once was a classmate of mine in Ateneo in one of my theology classes. The topic was about abortion then. I was surprised that your career now involves in Magic. I hope I can see one of your magic tricks with my naked eye.
Thank you for that comment. I am a person who fights for what I strongly believe in,and this is certainly one of those issues I feel strongly about. :)
Moar liek Mati-Ass Defensor, amirite u guise?
I hate that guy. I hate how he shrugs off arguments against Con-Ass, and how he laughed off allegations of pay-offs to kill the last impeachment complaint. Also, his teeth.
When a mostly apolitical guy like myself starts taking notice, it's *that* bad already, dear government.
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