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Kabataan Cyber-Fever!

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KA - Karapatan sa Edukasyon at Empleyo (Right to Education and Employment)
BA - Batayang Serbisyong Panlipunan (Basic Social Services)
TA - Talino at Galing sa Pamamahala (Excellence in Governance)
AN - Anak ng Bayan para sa Maningning na Kinabukasan (Sons and Daughters of the Nation for a Bright Future)

Our future IS our choice.

This coming May 14, vote for honest officials, for principled leadership and for change. Now more than ever is the time for the youth to be involved.

Vote for KABATAAN PARTY-LIST. Tayo naman sa Kongreso!

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18 Responses to “Kabataan Cyber-Fever!”

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May 11th, 2007 at 1:28 pm Quote Talamasca

KABATAAN is definitely on my list. Hell, it’s probably the only party list that makes sense, y’know. Full-on action and minimal bullshit, if you get I’m trying to say. ;-p

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May 11th, 2007 at 1:38 pm Quote VeX

kahit hindi pa ako boboto syempre in the future i will vote that party list! haha! sana maging peace ang elections haha! pero kahit hindi ako boboto sa may 14 ay nanddon ako to assists the people! kahit papano may pakinabang ako sa bayan! haha!

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May 11th, 2007 at 2:13 pm Quote Shari

Weeeh. Naaalala ko ang kanta ng Datu’s Tribe tuloy, hehe! :p Na-post ko na nga rin ang entry na ito. Haaay. Di pa ako natutulog since last night.

Yung 3K ha. :p

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May 11th, 2007 at 4:54 pm Quote aajao

ano bang nagagawa ng party list para sa mga tao? alam ko ang kaukulan nila pero hindi ko alam kung nagagawa talaga nila ang kaukulan nila kapag sila ay nahalal na bilang mga tagapag-lingkod sa bayan. saka, bakit sangkaterba ang mga party listssssssssss ngayong eleksyon?

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May 11th, 2007 at 9:13 pm Quote Neil Es2pido

itab_wiligam_tag_balder_09 commented:

KABATAAN is definitely on my list. Hell, it’s probably the only party list that makes sense, y’know. Full-on action and minimal bullshit, if you get I’m trying to say. ;-p

Wapak. Bang! Bang! Tchweeng! Shzzzzt. Ratatatatatataat. Kapow! BOOM!

Is that what you mean? :-D

Neil Es2pido commented:

kahit hindi pa ako boboto syempre in the future i will vote that party list! haha! sana maging peace ang elections haha! pero kahit hindi ako boboto sa may 14 ay nanddon ako to assists the people! kahit papano may pakinabang ako sa bayan! haha!

Tama yan, bayaw. Tama yan. Lol. ^_^

benj commented:

Weeeh. Naaalala ko ang kanta ng Datu’s Tribe tuloy, hehe! :p Na-post ko na nga rin ang entry na ito. Haaay. Di pa ako natutulog since last night.

Yung 3K ha. :p

Buti nama’t na-post mo. At bakit hindi ka pa natutulog? What were you doing then? Hmmm…

3K your boobs. Mom said it’s only 200 pesos. From Gilbert Remulla. WAAAAAAH!!!

-Dada- commented:

ano bang nagagawa ng party list para sa mga tao? alam ko ang kaukulan nila pero hindi ko alam kung nagagawa talaga nila ang kaukulan nila kapag sila ay nahalal na bilang mga tagapag-lingkod sa bayan. saka, bakit sangkaterba ang mga party listssssssssss ngayong eleksyon?

Some say implanted ang karamihan (ng mga bubuyog at mga paruparo ni Poncio) just to keep their numbers ‘outnumber’ the Congress. Their representatives (per partylist) will, of course in the near future, vote for, let’s say, the passage of impeachment.

Perhaps if you have a chance to make pasyal inside the Lower House, you can scoop a lot of bills proposed by some of these partylists. For now, I cannot disclose.

Note: yung iba lang. Yung iba lang sa kanila. Alam kong karamihan sa mga inaakusahang pekeng partylist ay… well, pakana lang ni Gloria.

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May 11th, 2007 at 11:52 pm Quote empress maruja

I’m going to vote for PBA. Athletes need more support than a bunch of rallying kids who do nothing but rant.

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May 12th, 2007 at 12:32 am Quote Neil Es2pido

The one thing I should’ve done before at ES2PIDO | Estudyanteng Pinoy Dormitorian commented:

I’m going to vote for PBA. Athletes need more support than a bunch of rallying kids who do nothing but rant.

They rant because they know that they should rant rather than Friendsterize. It’s because they are ’sensible’. Sensible that they know how to exercise their rights, instead of gluing their arses on soft comfy upholstery for Koreanovelas and clamor then clamor and more clamor that the Philippines is democrazy. It’s not just being informed that we are (insert uber many inefficiencies, discrepancies, inadequacies, controversies, idiocies, etc. here). These people you call rallyists who “do nothing but rant” know more about the sociopolitical crisis in our republic than you. Be proud that at least they collect to represent us rather than wait for the government to implant nuisances in the Congress. Am I right?

You know what I mean. They so-called ‘rant’ because they have to. If not, “welcome to a period of more consequences.”

That’s lame.

Anyways, good that you think PBA really represents the marginalized athletes, and that your vote will count for their position. If only the government knows what the youth and the athletes want, they would not effort to run for the congress. Kainis lang talaga that the government is either allocating a puny of their funds, or that the government does not support them at all :-(

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May 12th, 2007 at 1:45 am Quote Shari

Gawd, I can’t believe some people, really. I don’t have anything against people who won’t vote for KABATAAN kasi depende naman sa interes mo yan eh. Shempre iboboto mo yung party-list na nagsusulong ng interes mo. And in my (our) case, education, social services, and youth involvement in nation-building talaga. I’d have rooted for AKAPIN (disabled) kung wala lang ang KABATAAN.

Kaso it’s another story to generalize and say that we do nothing but rant. The government’s giving us the reasons to rant. Kung alam niyo lang kasi kung BAKIT BAKIT BAKIT kami nagra-rant. Kaso, yun nga, since some people don’t know the socio-political crises in our country, okay lang sa inyo. Isa pa, dati di naman tayo pinapakinggan. Now they have absolutely no excuse to snub the needs of the Filipino youth.

Try integrating with different poverty-stricken communities, baka malaman mo pa kung bakit kami ganito. What we’re doing is for a cause. What we’re doing is better than gushing about whoever’s on TV and fantasizing about him all day. It’s better than being a Tim Yap — doing nothing but party and saying that he doesn’t care about poverty and hunger since he’s so well-off anyway. It’s better than having sex all day.

On second thought, nothing beats having sex all daaaay looong. :D

@Neil, read this veeery fun string of comments. I’m appalled.

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May 12th, 2007 at 1:51 am Quote Shari

WHAT?! MY COMMENT DIDN’T GET THROUGH?! Ang haba nun!!!

Kaya nga I absolutely hate AJAX and CAPTCHA eh. Bwiset! Bwiset! Bwiset!

Grrrrrrrrrr! *throws bottles at Neil*

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May 12th, 2007 at 2:26 am Quote Neil Es2pido

WHAT?! MY COMMENT DIDN’T GET THROUGH?! Ang haba nun!!!

Kaya nga I absolutely hate AJAX and CAPTCHA eh. Bwiset! Bwiset! Bwiset!

Grrrrrrrrrr! *throws bottles at Neil*

You, as*hole. Your comment was under moderation. (*throws back the bottles at shari but this time, with pebbles inside*)

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May 12th, 2007 at 5:49 am Quote chase

Hmmmm too bad I am no longer into politics since I lost hope on politics in the Philippines.

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May 12th, 2007 at 11:12 am Quote Sidney

Good luck for the elections!

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May 14th, 2007 at 6:40 pm Quote empress maruja

That’s what I said, those rallyists do nothing but rant. Rant and rant AND DO NOTHING BUT RANT.

They only criticize the government’s faults without addressing the faults of their fellow Communists. Have these kids protested on the businesses that were closed because of Communist threat? Probably not. Have these kids protested on the wrongdoings that their fellow Communists such as Revolutionary Fees and Campaign Permits? Probably not.

They only rant and hype on anything that they perceive as negative on the government without addressing the positive things that the government provided to the people. Have you heard of OTAP that has been helping small enterprises in the provinces? Probably not.

Ask the nominees of Kabataan what laws they can do, what ACTIONS they can do to make our society better, and why they deserve to nominate the marginalized youth, not how they can overthrow the government.

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May 15th, 2007 at 11:45 am Quote padre salvi

haha. nakita ko sa UP yan. nangangampanya.

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May 15th, 2007 at 5:03 pm Quote tin-tin

finished na election.. any word on how it is doing? :)

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May 15th, 2007 at 6:55 pm Quote Hyro

Nakakatuwa! Nandito na pala ang Asiatic-Neil na noon ko pa hinahanap! :) Yehey.

Bale kahit hindi pa nga rin ako bumoboto I support Kabataan Partylist. Ineencourage ko ang ate ko na iboto kasi nga ayos. Hindi lang basta-bastang partylist na kaya kumakandidato eh dahil sa sariling interes.

Ang kabataan ngayon, may isip na at alam na ang mga bagay na nangyayari sa lipunan. Hindi na tayo tulad ng mga nakaraang panahon na puro paggimik lang ang alam. Kaya nararapat na tayong magkaroon ng pwesto sa kongreso, dahil tayo-tayo rin ang tunay na nakakaintindi sa pangangailangan natin!

sa 2010 botante na ako! iboboto ko ang KABATAAN PARTYLIST!

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May 20th, 2007 at 11:34 am Quote ems

I campaigned and voted for CIBAC partylist :)

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May 24th, 2007 at 7:13 pm Quote Neil Es2pido

Hmmmm too bad I am no longer into politics since I lost hope on politics in the Philippines.

Awe, don’t be so pessimistic, kuya chas. There’s always a chance… there’s always a chance…

haha. nakita ko sa UP yan. nangangampanya.

Sorry. I’m not from UP. Hehehe. I’m the only Cavite State University blogger here in the world. Really.

finished na election.. any word on how it is doing? :)

Hay, so far, so good. No pichay on the list. :-)

Nakakatuwa! Nandito na pala ang Asiatic-Neil na noon ko pa hinahanap! :) Yehey.

Bale kahit hindi pa nga rin ako bumoboto I support Kabataan Partylist. Ineencourage ko ang ate ko na iboto kasi nga ayos. Hindi lang basta-bastang partylist na kaya kumakandidato eh dahil sa sariling interes.

Ang kabataan ngayon, may isip na at alam na ang mga bagay na nangyayari sa lipunan. Hindi na tayo tulad ng mga nakaraang panahon na puro paggimik lang ang alam. Kaya nararapat na tayong magkaroon ng pwesto sa kongreso, dahil tayo-tayo rin ang tunay na nakakaintindi sa pangangailangan natin!

sa 2010 botante na ako! iboboto ko ang KABATAAN PARTYLIST!

Sana… nakakatuwa naman at ako pala ang hinahanap mo. Hahahahaha. Eto na muli ako. :-)

I campaigned and voted for CIBAC partylist :)

Good! Very good. At least not one admin-backed partylist. Hehehe.

That’s what I said, those rallyists do nothing but rant. Rant and rant AND DO NOTHING BUT RANT.

They only criticize the government’s faults without addressing the faults of their fellow Communists. Have these kids protested on the businesses that were closed because of Communist threat? Probably not. Have these kids protested on the wrongdoings that their fellow Communists such as Revolutionary Fees and Campaign Permits? Probably not.

They only rant and hype on anything that they perceive as negative on the government without addressing the positive things that the government provided to the people. Have you heard of OTAP that has been helping small enterprises in the provinces? Probably not.

Ask the nominees of Kabataan what laws they can do, what ACTIONS they can do to make our society better, and why they deserve to nominate the marginalized youth, not how they can overthrow the government.

Why blame everything to these Communists? Don’t you think there are a HELL lot of reasons why companies close down aside from these armed communist issues? Oh, I can enumerate: poorly educated masses. Political fraud. MILF. MNLF. Jemaah-Islamiyah. Mike Arroyo. Chavit Singson. Joseph Estrada, and a hundred others. Heck, you’re sweeping everything to what economists say contribute only 5% of our investors’ reasons “WHY” they don’t invest here in the Philippines. History says much about our apparent ‘animosity’, and that is why we cannot even invest in ourselves that WE are haywiring with each other.

Huwaw. The OTAP. Sure, it sounds delicious. Lol. I’ve heard of it… just now; thank you for the info. Gawd, I don’t know about that. Why? The government cannot boast about it. It’s like a ratio of 1 is to a thousand, winning the negating latter a favor.

One more thing—KABATAAN to overthrow the government? I don’t think so. It’s NOT their job. It’s not the responsibility of a single youth representative, anyway. :-D As of now, they haven’t garnered enough votes to take a seat in the Lower House.

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