METRO MANILA IS HAZY DUE TO FOREST FIRES IN INDONESIA
LOOK: A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 5:50 p.m. Monday, as smoke from forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia, is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. | via @francisorcio
crazy how you all went 180° on a mentally unstable MINOR and shamed her instead of.. have empathy on her and her family??? you did NOT lose anything from this btw
@Chiadxs4@kittyruii Plus considering how mental health talk is still pretty taboo in SEA so it’s difficult for people with mental illnesses to find the right care and be understood even by well-meaning people. Important thing is that people around her seem to be making an effort.
@Chiadxs4@kittyruii Ya ya I really hope she gets the care she deserves regardless of the situation because from a medical standpoint the situations really is concerning. I do have family members with mental issues similar to theirs and it truly sucks to see how people often demonize often them +
@Wirezd57 Fr, like the indos commenting under this post on Facebook only yap about how how they “aren’t surprised” because the kid is queer and has mental issues. Lots of backwards and bigoted comments making fun of both the kid’s mental state and the situation.
@Chiadxs4@kittyruii They didn’t say anything about the family being “evil”. This is an analysis from a student practicing psychology. Don’t assume that everyone who discusses the situation are “playing hero” or are stupid.
@Mahar_Likan@zorrovulpes I see them everywhere on this issue literally dropping every racist statement they can, hoping to get a reaction. Honestly it looks kinda pathetic knowing they probably stroke their shit to the responses 💀
@mozeverse “Safety team” and they just blow it out of proportion in a way that could endanger and further isolate an alleged victim and then dipped and sided with the parents when it no longer satisfies their savior complex because the victim, to them, no longer looks like a perfect victim
@egoistcaptain (2) and if the allegations end up being wrong or wayy off what’s actually happening, KS wouldn’t be the only one suffering from the situation :((
@egoistcaptain This. This is also why, in some hospitals, there are things in place to allow patients to notify staff that they’re being trafficked or facing domestic abuse without alerting their abuser.
@egoistcaptain Abusers would do anything to avoid suspicion and there are tons of examples for that.
I do think people should still try to look at this situation in different angles tho. Delicate situations don’t need emotion-fueled decisions that aren’t thought-out properly
@4AKebasa4 Although I don’t think all Indos acted that way, I do agree that there are some who do especially the ones in this Facebook post’s comment section.
@dakeyuurei I feel like both the family and the safety team are at fault atp. Even if the situation wasn’t as made out to be, there could’ve still been other forms of abuse (emotional abuse or negligence, etc…) that prompted KS’ reactions. (1)
@dakeyuurei (3) They’ve mishandled and even falsified(mislabeled) some of the evidence to satisfy their savior complex and now that KS’ statement is making them look bad to the public, they immediately jump ship and point their fingers at them.
@dakeyuurei (2) On the other hand, the team seemed to have immediately switched up as soon as KS said that it was all false. They didn’t even bother taking into account the probability that their online activity may very well be supervised and heavily regulated by their family now.