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taking the pill, watching the scene, listening to stories #LeniIsMyPresident

[Base7 @Base7_7]

@reese_bts @TenshiMD_ @MarinoTripper Ang tama ay "linabas"

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@Poz80Lurker Was taking creatine before and nag advise ID ko na stop muna supplements because na eelevate din yung creatinine ko. Even whey pina stop sakin. 🥲

[Base7 @Base7_7]

@ElizaX11235813 Fire mo mukha mo. Engot ka talaga forever hahaha. Bobong mga dds. Himod pwet sa mga dutae

[Base7 @Base7_7]

@sirallanburgos Engot haha gawa pa kwento. Bobo talaga dds

[Base7 @Base7_7]

@PhiliPages @HeidiMendoza45 Pakalinis at dalisay mo naman. And who are you to call a person a creature? Sino ngayon ang vile at may foul mouth?

[ً @leinpop]

SIERRA MADRE IN ISABELA FACING DEFORESTATION DUE TO MINING‼️

Dinapigue Mining Corporation has been operating in the region under a 25-year contract. The corporation's operations were authorized, supported by permits and official documents from the Mines and Geosciences Bureau.

[Luke Espiritu @LukeEspirituPH]

Accountability relates not only to the care of public funds. Being accountable also means being made answerable for one's political stances. This is the foundation of a healthy democracy. No politician should be immune to criticism — even from one's own supporters, especially from marginalized groups.

In the same vein, to reduce calls for accountability to divisiveness falls into the playbook of personality politics. As alternatives to traditional politics, we must listen to those who show us their wounds and move towards better conditions, where we can address historical harm. This is not divisiveness, but a challenge to deepen our collective understanding of what we fight for.

At this time, candidates are meant to proffer up their platforms, agendas, and values in order for voters to arrive at informed decisions, ones that resonate with their own principles and needs, as is their democratic right. The campaign period is a testing ground for how well the government will listen to the governed.

Given recent events, I reiterate my long-held stance, which is that we must listen to the LGBTQIA+ community, and fight alongside them for the rights they have always deserved. We cannot simply instrumentalize the oppressed for their votes without mentioning a word about their oppression, or, worse, but ask them to relegate their oppression to the backseat in favor of "more important" causes. To listen to the oppressed is both the minimum requirement and the first, vital step in the long, difficult process of building solidarity.

I believe that we must embrace critical voters that hold candidates accountable in the interest of furthering the fight for queer rights, which, at its core, is a fight for people to live and love freely, with dignity and without fear of systemic violence and harm. In pursuit of a robust democracy, we must behave as though it already exists. Once a sector expresses its concerns, it is our civic duty to stand in solidarity.

The cause of the queer community has been left to the wayside for too long, but their struggles are connected with all the struggles of every basic sector and our collective causes, including anti-corruption. It is time we stand firmly with them, and without compromise.

Para sa akin, ang tunay na pagmamahal ay nakadugtong sa aktibong pakikilahok sa pagbabago ng mga institusyong hindi pantay para sa lahat.

Let us continue to work together to actively shape institutions that are genuine in respecting, accepting, and celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community– a major, powerful force in our country that has always been at the frontlines of our historical struggles. Let us struggle together against Kadiliman and Kasamaan. Throughout history, the queer community has shown that we can work together, yet demand better. It is time that we look to them for guidance.

I continue to recognize other non-trapo candidates as allies in the fight for a better country, and still encourage voters to vote for them. However, it is our collective duty to elevate their politics. As such, I challenge my fellow non-trapo candidates to stand for the rights and dignity of those in the queer community. We must do better.

As much as being anti-corruption is the baseline for any good candidate, so too must be recognizing the inherent and inalienable right of each individual to equality under the law.

The struggle continues!

#TamaNaAngTrapo
#LukeForwardTayo

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@conya53 Kahit ilang toneladang cake pa yan. Mamamatay tao parin dutae niyo

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@pdokprodo Team ng mfa kriminal at bobo lol

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@tractrix10 Huy tama na kakahithit ng pambura ng lapis. Bobong bobo ka na

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@Poz80Lurker

[Facts & Politics @FACTmebaby]

BREAKING: Political dynasty senatorial aspirant Camille Villar disappoints voter when asked if she is Pro Philippines or Pro China?

Voter: "Hello, ma'am pwede matanong, Pro Philippines or Pro China?

Camille Villar: thank you 😁

Voter: thank you lang na received natin beh..."

[Heidi Mendoza @HeidiMendoza45]

Mga anak we need to increase our awareness. 💜🇵🇭

Wala tayong gimmick , malalaking billboard or makinarya na aasahan.

Isang Retweet, Heart and Follow sapat na para dumadagdag ang ating hanay.

Let this be a CAMPAIGN OF THE PEOPLE. NOT OF THE TRAPOS.

#45HeidiMendoza

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@_camillevillar 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

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@MFA_China NOT YOUR WATER 🖕

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@globaltimesnews 🖕🖕🖕 you China

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@RyanLingo_ Rally kayo ng rally bakit hindi na lang kayo tumulong sa gobyerno. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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@amiel_roldan 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

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@PhilippineStar 🤮🤮🤮

[Raoul Manuel @iamRaoulManuel]

Proud ako na pinatayan ako ng mic sa Kamara habang tumututol sa ratsadang pag-apruba sa 2024 budget na may 4.56 billion Confi and Intel Fund sa Office of the President. Katumbas nyan ay 12.5 MILLION CIF PER DAY, mas mataas sa 11.4 M per day na OVP Confi Fund nung 2022. Laban! ✊