Alam nyo, we dont need to have other nationalities validate our food. Eh kung di nila trip, eh di wag. Much of our food is tied to community gatherings, family...something that individualistic cultures do not have.
do my fellow filipinos understand that you *strengthen* foreign racists and reactionaries by devaluing war crimes, colonial/imperialist crimes by reducing them to...what...fodder...leverage...for stupid social media beef???
May problema talaga tayo as a nation kasi who votes for a 3-time plunderer into office at halos kalahati ng mga senador eh sangkot sa corruption at krimen. 🥲
(Kakalimutan pa ba natin na 'yung presidente eh anak ng diktador at 'yung bise eh anak ng mamamatay-tao).
itong mga puti na ‘to, nakatikhim lang ng ube akala mo natikman na buong filipino cuisine. mga teh jollibee at ube lang alam niyo kaya wala kayo dapat opinyon sa filipino cuisine ha 🙂
‘THEY DON'T LOOK ANYTHING LIKE CORNED BEEF’
Forensic pathologist Dr. Raquel Fortun on Thursday called out people on social media naming those killed in gunfire as "corned beef," saying that they "don't look anything like corned beef."
"They don't look anything like corned beef. Take it from me, because I see a lot of dead bodies. You know what they look like? Tao. People. People with injuries, people who were killed," Fortun said.
"Paulit-ulit na lang na nangyayari ito sa bansa, so please step up. Everybody step up. Nakakahiya naman tayo," she added.
This comes after people on social media clamor over the killings of the 19 people in Toboso, Negros Occidental, calling the victims "corned beef" over linking them to members of the New People's Army, or NPA. (Video by Mark Ernest Villeza/The Philippine STAR)
She was a student, a daughter, and a researcher who formed genuine connections within the community. This reflects the kind of influence the Duterte family has had on Filipinos—where killing is easily justified as long as someone is accused of being part of the NPA.