@iamkipay + What I am trying to imply is that he should be careful with what he says, too. Secondly, he's a public servant, he should take all the criticism mapa-good or bad man 'yan kung para sa betterment niya 'yan kailangan siya i-call out hangga't maaga.
SP, just because you find it funny doesn’t mean it’s okay. there’s a difference between making jokes and making women feel disrespected. you should know better, especially with the position you have. Tas bukas ilalayag nya para lang matakpan yung pinag-gagawa nya. 🤦♀️
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@iamkipay Firstly, I think we’re talking about two different things here. you’re talking about how people called him out, while i’m talking about why i found his actions disappointing in the first place. I’m not saying people should disrespect him.
Imagine being more offended by people calling out the misconduct than by the misconduct itself. At that point, you're not protecting public service. You're protecting your own bias.
FYI, this is not the first time..
@iamkipay + Calling someone out doesn’t mean you’re attacking them personally. Pwede mo pa ring i-respect yung position niya while pointing out na may mali sa sinabi niya. I'm not questioning his worth, i’m simply calling out his words. magkaiba naman po ‘yon.
Calling out STG should be no different from calling out R. Tulfo. We’re not here for the kilig alone. We can appreciate the chemistry while holding people accountable. Kaya tayo nasasabihang puro kilig lang kapag hindi natin kayang i-call out kahit ang sarili nating side.