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[🌱 @SWAGVO1D]

when the bugs start eating my heart all they will taste is you

[whygee @whhygee]

Who decided that candles go on top?

[aynz @ayni_DC]

"surrounded by our family in the comfort of our home"

He gets to die comfortably, while the deaths he orchestrated don’t even have graves. We mourn for his victims, we grieve that even towards the end there is still no justice.

[Benok Castillo @benok_castillo]

We mourn the fact that our justice system failed to hold him accountable for his crimes against the Filipino people.

[Lynda Jumilla-Abalos @lyndajumilla]

Said with a straight face and utter lack of conscience by one of the biggest enablers of duterte’s drug war EJKs.

[smvms @smvms_]

She has been scarred by greed and yet when #UwanPH came, Sierra Madre stood once again.

Wounded by men, scarred by time, yet still protecting her people. 🌿⛰️

#SaveSierraMadre
#NoToMining
#NoToIllegalLogging
#YesToReforestation

[🌶️AY @arttofjay]

genuinely, putangina mo, death to all politicians who cast the blame on the masses than take accountability, matabunan ka sana ng baha at basura

[@pauloinmanila and 99 others @pauloMDtweets]

F*CK RESILIENCE.
THEY MUST PAY.

[kels ⌁☍ @nearorfarrr]

ang sakit sa puso ng mga nangyayari. kung ‘di ka pa galit, bakit? stop romanticizing filipino resiliency. we deserve better, a government that truly serves its people. none of this would be this bad if our funds were used properly. we deserve transparency and accountability.

[𝙄𝙫𝙖𝙣𝕏 @aybaaanx]

FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE. The Sierra Madre mountain range serves as Luzon's natural fortress. It's the Philippines' first line of defense against climate-induced disasters such as tropical cyclones. Losing her will cause more trouble. Protect her as she does us. #UwanPH #FungWong

[iMPACT Leadership @iMPACTPH2019]

'THIS IS ALL ON YOU': KARMINA CONSTANTINO CALLS OUT OFFICIALS AFTER TYPHOON TINO KILLS 188

Broadcast journalist Karmina Constantino held public officials accountable for the massive loss of life caused by Typhoon Tino, which left at least 188 people dead and 135 others missing, according to the Office of Civil Defense (OCD).

In a post on X (formerly Twitter) on Friday, November 7, Constantino condemned those in government who, she said, failed in their duty to protect the public amid the deadly storm.

"The Office of Civil Defense reports at least 188 killed due to Typhoon Tino, 135 remain missing," she wrote. "To all those who should've been responsible for looking after the welfare of our people, but chose not to — THIS IS ALL ON YOU."

[Karen Davila @iamkarendavila]

HOW CORRUPTION MAY HAVE COST LIVES.

188 dead and rising. The worst flash flood in the history of the province. Cebu has 414 flood control projects worth to P26.7 billion from 2022 to 2025 - meant to protect our people, homes and livestock. What happened?!

At hindi lang ito sa Cebu province, buong Pilipinas binabaha dahil ninanakaw lang naman ang flood control.

Extreme weather conditions will only worsen. It is a part of the world we live in today. What breaks my heart is seeing how our people are suffering because of systemic corruption.

Nakaka-awa ang ordinaryong Pilipino. Habang nagdurusa sa hirap at kalamidad, maraming pulitiko naliligo sa nakaw na yaman.

PLEASE. STOP. STEALING.

📸 Credit to the owners of these photos

[ajk ⋆ @archiveforJK]

jungkook’s reaction to finally finding ‘ian’ in kancho !!!!!! 😭🫶

[Bubs⁷ @92Jinius]

This is why i pay for internet

[Claudiopoi @claudiopoy]

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[aly! ଘ(*. .)੭ @theblessedbhie]

may we keep choosing kindness, even when the world makes it hard. may we pause long enough to remember that behind every post, every comment, every screen, is a living, breathing soul just trying to get through the day. may never lose sight of our shared humanity.

[໊ @user0000O0]

“you have so much potential”