06/06/2026
Has anyone finished the Netflix Korean series, "Teach You A Lesson"?
Dapat ito ang focus ng bawat government in the world. The welfare of students, kasama na ang mga teachers, and further education ng parents tungkol sa mga possibilities na puwedeng mangyari sa mga anak nila sa school at this age and time, lalo na ang physical, mental, and emotional state ng kanilang mga anak.
The government should have a larger role in ensuring their welfare is strictly guarded. Lalo na diyan sa Pilipinas na instead of mga "takeaway maletas" ang priority para mapadala ang kanilang mga anak sa ibang bansa to study, it should be instead spent sa education system natin, and let their kids study sa P'nas.
How ironic, these same people running the government are preaching better education for all, and they can't even do anything about it. Logistics ng mga male-maletang cash ang inaatupag para safe na makarating sa kanilang mansion.
Panoorin ninyo, and you will know what I mean.
The first few episodes struck so hard that they reminded me of when I was in high school, being bullied at gunpoint.
Also, sana ang Pilipinas—the producers, financiers, big studios—mag-invest ng ganitong mga klaseng relatable na mga stories, instead of putukan at habulan na walang silbi, rags-to-riches na mga kuwento, at sa bandang huli, anak pala ng umaapi dahil siya yung bunga ng pangyayari noon. O di kaya si mister ay nahuli na may ibang kalaguyo.
Hindi ba?