Comments on: The Effects of Panlilio’s Candidacy on the Electoral Process… http://filipinovoices.com/the-effects-of-panlilios-candidacy-on-the-electoral-process Powered By A Collective Voice Fri, 10 Feb 2012 05:29:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: Juwan_D http://filipinovoices.com/the-effects-of-panlilios-candidacy-on-the-electoral-process/comment-page-1#comment-43821 Juwan_D Tue, 24 Mar 2009 11:35:33 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=2776#comment-43821 ikaw na naman Bert? peks man talaga? ikaw na naman Bert? peks man talaga?

]]> By: Bert http://filipinovoices.com/the-effects-of-panlilios-candidacy-on-the-electoral-process/comment-page-1#comment-43820 Bert Tue, 24 Mar 2009 11:26:55 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=2776#comment-43820 ikaw naman, Juwan, sagot mo ang contribution namin? parang ayaw mong iboto namin si Father. hindi mo ba alam na ang election ng kandidato ay 'addition', eh, ikaw puro subtraction, paano mananalo ang manok mo? wawa ka na, wawa pa manok mo, talo, heheh. pero ako talaga, kapag nakita kong magaling, magco-contribute ako, peks man. ikaw naman, Juwan, sagot mo ang contribution namin? parang ayaw mong iboto namin si Father.

hindi mo ba alam na ang election ng kandidato ay ‘addition’, eh, ikaw puro subtraction, paano mananalo ang manok mo?

wawa ka na, wawa pa manok mo, talo, heheh.

pero ako talaga, kapag nakita kong magaling, magco-contribute ako, peks man.

]]> By: Juwan_D http://filipinovoices.com/the-effects-of-panlilios-candidacy-on-the-electoral-process/comment-page-1#comment-43810 Juwan_D Tue, 24 Mar 2009 10:24:32 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=2776#comment-43810 ¨Me, I’m very willing to contribute even more than P1 for the Gov. and would vote for him as president provided I’m given enough concrete reasons why he should deserve that.¨ Dont bother yourself and you can keep your 1P...sagot na kita Bert...gawin ko pang 2P yung para sayo..at kada miembro ng pamilya mo... but please...vote for your idol chiz...and say chizzz for the future of your children bwehehehehehe ¨Me, I’m very willing to contribute even more than P1 for the Gov. and would vote for him as president provided I’m given enough concrete reasons why he should deserve that.¨

Dont bother yourself and you can keep your 1P…sagot na kita Bert…gawin ko pang 2P yung para sayo..at kada miembro ng pamilya mo…

but please…vote for your idol chiz…and say chizzz for the future of your children bwehehehehehe

]]> By: Juwan_D http://filipinovoices.com/the-effects-of-panlilios-candidacy-on-the-electoral-process/comment-page-1#comment-43809 Juwan_D Tue, 24 Mar 2009 10:22:39 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=2776#comment-43809 ¨Go back to being a priest….. If he wants to be a politician to serve the public good then resign from the priesthood and run for mayor or whatever.¨ He is already a politician...ang talino mo naman. He is the incumbent governor of pampanga...that qualifies him as a politician, right? hehehehe and whats the fuzz of his being a priest? why tell him to resign his priesthood before allowing him to run for the top position of the land? You people are really scared that panlilio will stir up the election and cause failure and pain to your corrupt and incompetent experienced clowns...hehehehe ¨Go back to being a priest….. If he wants to be a politician to serve the public good then resign from the priesthood and run for mayor or whatever.¨

He is already a politician…ang talino mo naman. He is the incumbent governor of pampanga…that qualifies him as a politician, right? hehehehe

and whats the fuzz of his being a priest? why tell him to resign his priesthood before allowing him to run for the top position of the land?

You people are really scared that panlilio will stir up the election and cause failure and pain to your corrupt and incompetent experienced clowns…hehehehe

]]> By: Bert http://filipinovoices.com/the-effects-of-panlilios-candidacy-on-the-electoral-process/comment-page-1#comment-43796 Bert Tue, 24 Mar 2009 10:04:06 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=2776#comment-43796 It's not enough reason that we should make Gov. Panlilio our president because he's a new comer therefore not tainted yet. The province of Pampanga needs the Father more than the country because the alternative there is a gambling lord ally of the President. But if the Kapampangans rather would want the jueteng to continue flourishing thus impoverishing them farther, they will dislodge the poor Gov on 2010 and we cannot do anything about it. Me, I'm very willing to contribute even more than P1 for the Gov. and would vote for him as president provided I'm given enough concrete reasons why he should deserve that. It’s not enough reason that we should make Gov. Panlilio our president because he’s a new comer therefore not tainted yet.

The province of Pampanga needs the Father more than the country because the alternative there is a gambling lord ally of the President. But if the Kapampangans rather would want the jueteng to continue flourishing thus impoverishing them farther, they will dislodge the poor Gov on 2010 and we cannot do anything about it.

Me, I’m very willing to contribute even more than P1 for the Gov. and would vote for him as president provided I’m given enough concrete reasons why he should deserve that.

]]> By: Among Ed Panlilio and my Hunger for a Political Serpent in the Desert « DesertFishing http://filipinovoices.com/the-effects-of-panlilios-candidacy-on-the-electoral-process/comment-page-1#comment-43781 Among Ed Panlilio and my Hunger for a Political Serpent in the Desert « DesertFishing Tue, 24 Mar 2009 08:13:38 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=2776#comment-43781 [...] the massive reactions? Some bashed him with Bible graphics, calling it the pinnacle of Panlilio’s desert [...] [...] the massive reactions? Some bashed him with Bible graphics, calling it the pinnacle of Panlilio’s desert [...]

]]> By: J_AG http://filipinovoices.com/the-effects-of-panlilios-candidacy-on-the-electoral-process/comment-page-1#comment-43774 J_AG Tue, 24 Mar 2009 07:37:06 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=2776#comment-43774 For all the strategic discussions ongoing everywhere the three main things that count the most in this country to the vast majority are almusal, tanghalian at hapunan. In a presidential election the guy would be kulelat. Go back to being a priest..... If he wants to be a politician to serve the public good then resign from the priesthood and run for mayor or whatever. For all the strategic discussions ongoing everywhere the three main things that count the most in this country to the vast majority are almusal, tanghalian at hapunan.

In a presidential election the guy would be kulelat.

Go back to being a priest….. If he wants to be a politician to serve the public good then resign from the priesthood and run for mayor or whatever.

]]> By: mlq3 http://filipinovoices.com/the-effects-of-panlilios-candidacy-on-the-electoral-process/comment-page-1#comment-43768 mlq3 Tue, 24 Mar 2009 07:08:08 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=2776#comment-43768 from what i understand, panlilio, who comes from one of the old families of pampanga, was the last gasp of the old middle and upper classes, appalled over the gangsterism of the newcomers. despite serving the poor for so long, panilio didn't get their vote, which led to a lot of angst and soul-searching on the part of those laboring to live up to the social teachings of the catholic church. panlilio himself had preferred randy david, who refused to run. panlilio only ran because those he considered decent alternatives refused to consider being candidates. he also won because the pinedas were fighting with the lapids and the president was unable to fulfill her traditional role of refereeing her local supporters, but when he squeaked through, they coalesced to block him -because, indeed, he represented a rejection of the usual way of running things. he himself claims he continues to enjoy the support of a "silent majority," and in a sense it's unfair to criticize him for squeaking through yet failing to cobble together a coalition to back him. from what i understand, panlilio, who comes from one of the old families of pampanga, was the last gasp of the old middle and upper classes, appalled over the gangsterism of the newcomers. despite serving the poor for so long, panilio didn’t get their vote, which led to a lot of angst and soul-searching on the part of those laboring to live up to the social teachings of the catholic church. panlilio himself had preferred randy david, who refused to run. panlilio only ran because those he considered decent alternatives refused to consider being candidates. he also won because the pinedas were fighting with the lapids and the president was unable to fulfill her traditional role of refereeing her local supporters, but when he squeaked through, they coalesced to block him -because, indeed, he represented a rejection of the usual way of running things.

he himself claims he continues to enjoy the support of a “silent majority,” and in a sense it’s unfair to criticize him for squeaking through yet failing to cobble together a coalition to back him.

]]> By: Nick http://filipinovoices.com/the-effects-of-panlilios-candidacy-on-the-electoral-process/comment-page-1#comment-43763 Nick Tue, 24 Mar 2009 06:31:37 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=2776#comment-43763 Chuck, I do share your apprehension with regards to Panlilio.. I would hope that if he does decide to pursue the Presidency, he lets go of his religious robe. As much as he has been able to be seen as a reformist, we have to realize that even as Governor, he has had a hard time getting things done because much of the TraPos that have preceded him have tried their hardest to scandalize him, and pin down his administration. He has not been as effective as I had hoped, but I feel that this is only because he has not been given the proper chance.. Now, picture this situation that he is in now, and then magnify it for the entire nation.. and we see the uphill battle that he would have to go through.. But, a challenge is not a good reason to not vote for the man.. I, however, am cautious as of yet, since the situation in the ground can still change, and in politics, we measure years in weeks and not in actual years.. Chuck, I do share your apprehension with regards to Panlilio.. I would hope that if he does decide to pursue the Presidency, he lets go of his religious robe.

As much as he has been able to be seen as a reformist, we have to realize that even as Governor, he has had a hard time getting things done because much of the TraPos that have preceded him have tried their hardest to scandalize him, and pin down his administration. He has not been as effective as I had hoped, but I feel that this is only because he has not been given the proper chance..

Now, picture this situation that he is in now, and then magnify it for the entire nation.. and we see the uphill battle that he would have to go through..

But, a challenge is not a good reason to not vote for the man..

I, however, am cautious as of yet, since the situation in the ground can still change, and in politics, we measure years in weeks and not in actual years..

]]> By: Iosepusmagus http://filipinovoices.com/the-effects-of-panlilios-candidacy-on-the-electoral-process/comment-page-1#comment-43726 Iosepusmagus Tue, 24 Mar 2009 04:18:47 +0000 http://filipinovoices.com/?p=2776#comment-43726 I'd go with Bayani Fernando though. But I hope that the effect of a Panlilio is that he inspires more reformists, maybe in us in our little ways, i.e. voting. True reform does not lie in the individual, true reform lies in spirit of a society. I’d go with Bayani Fernando though.

But I hope that the effect of a Panlilio is that he inspires more reformists, maybe in us in our little ways, i.e. voting. True reform does not lie in the individual, true reform lies in spirit of a society.

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