Who Supports Rodrigo Roa Duterte?
By Ed
@moneychaser (813)
Baguio, Philippines
August 26, 2017 5:26am CST
Definitely not the Human Rights people.
My countrymen have long been desperately in need of a strong leader who has the balls to crack and fight illegal drug proliferation including massive corruption in this country. In the local and international news, thousands of illegal drug users, pushers, corrupt politicians involved in illegal drug activities had been shot dead either by police operations, vigilantes, or their enemies in the same business.
I support the move of the President for he has only a 6-year term to correct a little of this nation. After his term, what shall be next again?
In my harsh belief, unless the last pusher is pinned down, and so with corrupt minded officer sacked from office, this country will never become successful.
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@Mike197602 (15505)
• United Kingdom
26 Aug 17
Good for you if you like your elected leader.
For me I'd say there is no place for him in civilised society...these extrajudicial killings make a mockery of the law.
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@Mike197602 (15505)
• United Kingdom
26 Aug 17
@CoralLevang In all seriousness I quite like the idea...go back to the old times.
Heads of state fight it out one on one instead of young kids getting wiped out on the battlefield.
Back in the day over here our kings went out and fought if we had an issue.
Now our politicians get into a fight and send the military to do the dirty work.
If all heads of state had to fight we'd have a lot less war in my opinion.
I'd put money on prince phillip beating the sh1t out of kim jong un and I'd put my life savings on ginger harry being able to do it...as for the queen I'd put a small wager on her being able to take him out with less than 5 swings of her handbag
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@moneychaser (813)
• Baguio, Philippines
26 Aug 17
@CoralLevang It seemed you're against Trump, too. Anyway, Americans are divided in two. Same with us here, others support the president, some dislike him so much. What a chapter we have had today...
@moneychaser (813)
• Baguio, Philippines
26 Aug 17
@Mike197602 To some point I agree...
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@josie_ (10034)
• Philippines
26 Aug 17
Taking short cuts and not going through the legal system where a person is deem innocent until proven guilty has cause incident's like the recent "salvaging" (extra-judicial killing) of a student, Kian de los Santos. He was obviously not resisting arrest despite claim by the police he fired at the arresting officers.
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@moneychaser (813)
• Baguio, Philippines
26 Aug 17
Why not put them in jail? And before the term of Duterte, how many can you remember erring policemen have done this? There is, and there may always be. regardless of whose presidential term. It's good that they are showing their real personality now so that they will be judged as this early. We don't need them, do you? There are more aspiring good and responsible policemen to replace them. Keep repeating this process and see the difference! Thank you for sharing your thought...
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@CaptAlbertWhisker (32694)
• Calgary, Alberta
7 Oct 17
I dont support him because he is spreading fake news and revisionist history with the help of his Minions Mocha Uson and Twerking Pinoy. He is using a lot of propaganda with his paid trolls to cover up his flaws.
