Remember when people started dying and dds cheered?
Or when Sen Leila de Lima was detained?
Or that time during Abs-cbn shutdown. They all cheered.
Tama naman may balik nga. Ito na ngayon yung balik sa kanila.
@lalisabutera @ThisIsForKian by your own logic, it doesn’t have to ruin your life for it to be an addiction. the fact that you’re working this hard to downplay it shows how deep the contradiction runs.
@lalisabutera @ThisIsForKian again, addiction is about dependence, not just frequency. someone can use something occasionally and still develop a reliance on it—especially when they start justifying it
@lalisabutera @ThisIsForKian you yourself said addiction can be anything, even shopping or vaping. so why are you suddenly so sure that smoking weed regularly isn’t addiction?
@lalisabutera @ThisIsForKian addiction isn’t just about being desperate—it’s about dependence. plenty of addicts function in society for years before their lives fall apart, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t addicted.
@lalisabutera @ThisIsForKian your entire argument po is built on contradictions. first‚ you say‚ "it’s just weed. she is using pero not an addict." then‚ you follow up with‚ “addiction can be anything—shopping‚ vaping‚ eating too much rice a day."
@lalisabutera @ThisIsForKian so which is it? if addiction can be anything‚ then why are you so insistent that she’s not an addict just because she’s "only using" and haven’t hit rock bottom yet?
@lalisabutera @ThisIsForKian substance use, whether occasional or frequent, is still illegal under the same laws Duterte enforced so violently. if an ordinary citizen was caught with weed, they'd be arrested—or worse. but because this involves Duterte’s daughter, people are quick to downplay it.
@lalisabutera @ThisIsForKian the idea that someone must be completely "out of their mind" to be called an addict is misleading. addiction doesn’t always look like a person losing full control over their actions.
@imurbub@tzujuliee@ThisIsForKian@PopBase@PopCrave that’s not justice you wanted—it was just blind loyalty. if you truly believe in law and order, then you should understand: NO ONE—NOT EVEN A FORMER PRESIDENT—IS ABOVE THE LAW
@imurbub@tzujuliee@ThisIsForKian@PopBase@PopCrave safe for who, exactly? because it definitely wasn’t safe for the thousands of people who were killed without trial. just because you felt safe doesn’t mean the whole country did. you’re not the only people who live here.
@imurbub@tzujuliee@ThisIsForKian@PopBase@PopCrave now, he’s being held accountable for his actions, and suddenly, it’s unfair? that’s ironic. you cheered when thousands of people were executed without trial, but now that the justice system is working against your idol, you’re crying injustice?
@imurbub@tzujuliee@ThisIsForKian@PopBase@PopCrave why did crime rates supposedly drop, yet even the PNP admitted to underreporting cases to make the numbers look good? why did he silence journalists, activists, and ordinary citizens just for speaking out?
@imurbub@tzujuliee@ThisIsForKian@PopBase@PopCrave and let’s talk about this so-called “protection” you’re praising. if duterte was truly the best president, why did he let china take over our waters without a fight? why did his administration push the country into trillions of pesos in debt?
@imurbub@tzujuliee@ThisIsForKian@PopBase@PopCrave duterte’s war on drugs didn’t just target criminals—it targeted the poor, the powerless, and even the innocent. many who died weren’t even proven guilty; some were executed based on mere suspicion, false accusations, or personal grudges.
@imurbub@tzujuliee@ThisIsForKian@PopBase@PopCrave safety isn’t just about walking the streets without fear—it’s about justice, stability, and real solutions to crime, not just mass killings disguised as governance.