12/03/2025
Iāve never been interested in politicsāwala jud koy gana mag-apil apil ana. I always preferred to stay neutral, focusing on my own life and responsibilities. But after seeing how other countries are orderly and well-governed, I started to realize how much politics affects everyday life. Nakaingon ko, "What if pwede pud ni sa Pilipinas?" Thatās when I started paying attention.
Right now, BBMās camp and Duterteās camp are fighting, and many people are caught in the middle. Everyone has their own opinion, their own side to defend. But have we stopped to ask ourselves: Is this really helping our country? Or are we just adding to the noise?
Dili lang unta pirmi atung kaugalingon atung huna-hunaon. What about the ordinary Filipinos who just want to live peacefully? The workers, the farmers, the small business ownersāthose who are struggling to put food on the table while the country is divided?
We all want a better Philippines, but change doesnāt happen through endless debates and anger. Dili makahatag og kausaban ang kasuko. True change happens when we start thinking beyond ourselves!
Letās learn from the past.
History has shown that a divided nation will never move forward. Other countries have faced political conflicts too, but those who SET ASIDE THEIR PRIDE, who CHOSE TO LISTEN rather than argue, are the ones who truly progressed.
So instead of focusing on who is right and who is wrong, letās focus on helping each other. Instead of pushing our own opinions, letās choose understanding. Instead of fueling hate, letās choose kindness.
Mag-ampo ta. Letās pray for BBM. Letās pray for Duterte. Letās pray for all our leaders, nga unta magserbisyo sila nga walay personal nga interes, kundi alang sa katawhan.
Whatever happens in politics, GOD IS STILL IN CONTROL. Our role is not just to argue, but to be a light to others, to help where we can, to love without conditions.
Choose selflessness. Choose kindness. Choose our country. Letās not let pride and anger rule our hearts.
Die pride, die!!