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Thanks for putting out this video

I think it is in a Filipino's DNA to be workers. I mean, we are HARDWORKERS, we work with pure art, we put all our strength on it, we work despite of how much it earns. In my point of view, even if Im in the technical side of the industry, I still work more than my prescribed hours. Why? Because, my laptop is slow as F*ck. It keeps on rebooting. And even if it builds pressure in my head, I still try and finish my job. And no matter how many tickets I send to IT dept. nothing happens. Now why do Filipinos like us wanna migrate you say? Because of the hope that other countries are far more innovative that Philippines. We filipinos, want to put our efforts with the right people. Y'know what I mean? We want to be paid well. Compensated well, treated fairly. I mean, it's frustrating af working with supervisors who does not care about improvements. I hope you get the point. 😅

Eating garbage? That's sad. The Philippines can do better than that.

The problem of the deteriorating quality of Philippine education, as well as the poverty in the Philippines, is that THE PSYCHE OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE IS NOT GEARED OR AIMED TOWARDS ACHIEVING IT. What do you think most Filipinos will answer if asked which one to choose? 1. Highest grade or passing grade? 2. Summa cum laude or "just enough to pass?" 3. Intelligence or kindness? (Katalinuhan o kabutihan?) 4. Very rich or "not very rich but not very poor"? (Mayaman o "yung tama/kumportable lang"?) 5. Rich in money or rich in "the love you get from people?" (Mayaman sa pera o mayaman sa pagmamahal?) 6. Richness on earth or "richness in the Kingdom of Heaven?" (Kayamanan sa lupa o kayamanan sa langit?) 7. Justice or forgiveness? (Katarungan o pagpapatawad?) 8. Justice or charity? (Katarungan o kawanggawa?) 9. Being right or being kind? (Maging tama o maging mabuting tao?) 10. Excellence or simplicity? 11. Accolade or humility? (Parangal o pagpapakumbaba?) Oh, this one is very popular these days: 12. Intelligence or mental health? There is another question that should be asked. What trait would you prefer or want your husband/boyfriend or wife/girlfriend to possess? A variation is on one's self. What trait would you want or prefer that people that you know think you possess or that you are best known for? And you should ask what the ordinary Filipino will do if he were given... say 10 or 20 million pesos? Make them itemize their answer. A warning. The answers that the ordinary Filipino might give is revealed in a finding in the 2022 PISA. "A whopping 81% of students said they agree or strongly agree with the statement: "I like learning new things," and "Around 78% of students also said they agreed or strongly agreed that they "love learning new things in school." And yet, the 2018 PISA found out: "In detail, 72% of 15-year-old Filipinos are “low achievers” in the subjects of reading, math and science." Junior high school STUDENTS also MOVE UP THE NEXT LEVEL DESPITE HAVING LOW PROFICIENCY rates, wherein: 1% proficient in mathematics 3% proficient in English 1% proficient in science 13% proficient in Filipino 10% proficient in Araling Panlipunan "78-81% LIKE/LOVE LEARNING NEW THINGS IN SCHOOL." And yet... 87% NG ESTUDYANTENG PINOY... TAGALOG NA NGA LANG, EH BINABAGSAK PA. So what the Filipinos say is not exactly what they do. This is obvious in the 2022 PISA when asked how they feel about "learning new things," and 78-81% of the students said that they "like or love" to and yet the 2018 PISA revealed the dismal proficiency level of Filipino students. This behavior of the Filipinos - saying one thing but doing another - is pathognomonic of the psyche of the nation, especially because it is accepted, tolerated, and encouraged. And the question is why? The problem is the core psyche of the entire nation. We do not believe in, value, respect, adhere to, and live by STRICTLY TO THE CONCEPT OF RIGHT AND WRONG. What do you think high school graduates will say if you ask them which one of these is correct? a) Iyak ng iyak ang bata. b) Iyak nang iyak ang bata. How many do you think will give the correct answer? How many will "jokingly" say: "Kahit alin naman d'yan sa dalawa, ok lang! Ang importante alam mo na iyakin 'yong bata! Hahaha." To give the wrong answer is actually more acceptable. Not caring about something being right or wrong should have alarmed the nation. But, of course, it did not alarm anyone... at all. It is often heard said by many Filipinos when a mistake is being corrected: "Pwede na 'yan," or "OK lang 'yan." "Para maliit na bagay lang, nagpapaka-stress ka pa." "Move-on ka na lang kasi." "Walang basagan ng trip." "Bakit ka ba nakikialam, eh sa 'yan ang gusto ko?" And how many will say "Joke lang" to hide their ignorance? At the very worst, they will get angry and turn against the person correcting them: "Ito kung makapintas, akala mo s'ya perpecto at hindi nagkakamali!" Someone once said: "Learn to distinguish the difference between errors of knowledge and breaches of morality. An error of knowledge is not a moral flaw, provided you are willing to correct it.... But a breach of morality is the conscious choice of an action you know to be evil, or a willful evasion of knowledge, a suspension of sight and of thought. That which you do not know, is not a moral charge against you; but that which you refuse to know, is an account of infamy growing in your soul. Make every allowance for errors of knowledge; do not forgive or accept any break of morality." Little things, most Filipinos will say, but they have mutated into something big enough to encapsulate and imprison the very soul of the nation. This is the cause of everything that ails Philippine society. At the core of the psyche of the Filipino nation is not about being "right and wrong", BUT ABOUT BEING "isang mabait na tao or isang masamang tao." Everytime a student is praised by a classmate for being the only one in the class who got a perfect or the highest score in an exam: "Grabe! Ang talino mo talaga!" what is the usual reply? "Hindi naman. Tsamba lang." And what do we often see and hear when someone proudly accepts the praise? "Grabe! Ang yabang mo naman!" Mas importante ba sa mga Pilipino na masabihan na "humble ka" kaysa masabihan na "matalino ka?" In 2016, DepEd released a new policy: “No more titles of valedictorian and salutatorian. No more concept of Top 1. Announcements of (students) with highest honors, with high honors and with honors must be made in alphabetical order not from highest to lowest within categories,” read the post (that was based on the memorandum dated May 27, 2021). Under the 2016 order, DepEd aimed to promote equality instead of competition towards academic excellence. At the time, it said students have their “own unique strengths” that need to be “identified, strengthened, and publicly acknowledged.” “It is important to veer away from valuing only academic achievement based on high grades and move toward valuing and celebrating a wide range of student achievements,” the 2016 rationale read. Is this 2016 DepEd memo, "VEERING AWAY FROM VALUING ONLY ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT BASED ON HIGH GRADES," just in agreement or alignment with the Filipino people believing that Miss Universe/Beauty pageant winners, international boxing champions, and university basketball team champions are more important - enough to be the headline photos of newspapers or honored with float parades and meeting the Philippine president in Malacanang - than the first Filipino winning the NOBEL PRIZE and being the Commencement speaker at Harvard University? Every answer claimed by everyone about the cause of everything that ails Philippine education boils to these: Corruption in government. Education system/curriculum. Poor teacher pay. Poor or inadequate teacher skills. Bad or inadequate school facilities. Students not learning enough or properly. Or whatever it is that the parents should be doing. For every answer to the "WHAT" question - as to what's the cause of the deterioration of Philippine education and the causes of Philippine poverty, - the "WHY" should be asked. WHY can the nation NOT solve these "WHATs." Keep asking why. And then you will reach the terminus. And at the terminus, the answer will stare you back in the face. THE PSYCHE OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE - like that of a computer program - IS CORRUPTED AND DAMAGED. "Learn to distinguish the difference between errors of knowledge and breaches of morality. An error of knowledge is not a moral flaw, provided you are willing to correct it.... But a breach of morality is the conscious choice of an action you know to be evil, or A WILLFUL EVASION OF KNOWLEDGE, A SUSPENSION OF SIGHT AND THOUGHT. That which you do not know, is not a moral charge against you; but that which you refuse to know, is an account of infamy growing in your soul. Make every allowance for errors of knowledge; do not forgive or accept any break of morality."

Asan na ung mga comment ng comment ng philippines mentioned?😅

I regret waisting my life in our country. Now I'm wondering if moving out is even viable for me. Now I'm just depressed, suicidal, chronically ill and does not have financial stability at 34. Its homophobic and I dont have a right here.

white people be like

I am so happy that you became an American and escaped the poverty from the Philippines. USA is the best country in the world 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 lots of conveniences, benefits and lots of opportunities.

Filipinos would definitely be Indonesia's biggest nightmare. Indonesia fights to preserve their native cultures and languages, even changed their name from Dutch East Indies to Indonesia While Philippines kept their colonial names and embraces the colonial american and latin cultures than their own native cultures.

I think Filipino immigrants to the USA are like double agents. They hold dual loyalty, love and allegiance to the Philippines and USA. They love the better conveniences, benefits and opportunities in USA but they love the culture, cuisine and heritage of the Philippines.

For me, I believe that we should maintain a balance. Let's be real. In this day and age, being familiar with some ways of the colonizer is a benefit to us. i used to hate Spanish and American colonizers and their impact. However, as I studied history, I found out that many colonized people around the world adopted SOME aspects of the colonizers - like the language, education, technology, medicine and even cusine - which are all very essential for survival. Our ancestors did it to survive; should we blame them? No. So for me, it's a balance. I do not worship the colonizers or the West. but I adopt some things from them that I know will benefit me. As for preserving indigenous/local heritage, I make sure to pass on the native tongue to the next generation. Also, teaching and preserving local customs, cultural practices, songs, dance, cuisine and other stuff that are exclusive to the Philippines.

The first step to changes ,is to accept it is,as it is

If you live in the cities no river crossing. That’s a good training for them. That’s normal for us .

School education is also the problem on way Philippines was corrupt and high crimerates Due to no job and also family problems I also noted school was also made people act negatives and look down on other people who's bad at grade! Also for a bullies teacher doesn't care at all! They been so strict! This has been a huge problem!

What they makes filipino proud? they are one of the biggest kpop army, one of the most kr kissasser, they are listen to the crappy music especially k-pop,they spend all of the time in gossips,watching tv esp k-dramas,socmed and games. Even beggars in the street have latest smart phone immature people even at the age of 40-50. eating habits so disgusting, their delicacies include dog meat, cat meat, rat,bat,lizard even garbage(pagpag). Fame whore, social climber. Begging is rampant not only on the street but especially on youtube, support to youtube just for the views cuz they have no job. They peed anywhere & everywhere, shameless & no manners

wise words from a young man. I think social media creates a false sense of reality.

does this mean youre thinking about not making videos anymore?

life wont get any better than this. nice job :)

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Almost same to all people around the world Indians, Americans, Indonesians, and so on there are aways people who are over proud about their country's accomplishmenys

yall i said what i said. white people are socialized to be racist, which means we uphold whiteness even when when unaware of it- which is harmful to POC. read this if you gaf. written by Peggy McIntosh psychology.umbc.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/57/2016/10/White-Privilege_McIntosh-1989.pdf

even though you used all the hot water for your coffee so i didnt get to make a full cup of tea.. i enjoyed this interview hahaha love you man

Ew.

No Mater what race gender or religion we should be respectful :D

Ask Chinese do you like how china is

As a white person, idk WTF she’s talking about.

do these liberal parents teach their kids to be racist? i’m genuinely asking because nobody i know has brought their children up to treat anyone of another race with anything but respect and i’m from a state that most, if not all of the northern liberals would call “racist”

Nope I was taught to be respectful and polite to everyone that we are all the same don't matter if your purple pink or blue and that we all got the same thing inside of us maybe a little different but still the same

Bunch ‘o bullshit

Lmao, love it how the whole savior mentality thing is most prevalent in unattractive white women/cucks (honestly couldn't tell here bc flat af and very masculine features)

This woman is absolutely a racist

She can speak for herself

Lmfao!! Wtf is this stupid shi 😂😂😂😂

I was taught treat others with kindness and respect if there white black brown ect. Dad always said color matters not only what's in your heart dose

I was never taught to be or feel superior to Anyone. Regardless of sex or color. She just needs an excuse to be a shitbag. So, say that ma'am. 🙄

Who is this we?? Hun I'm going to need you to speak for yourself or just your race. Im black and we aren't taught to nor do we perpetuate looking down on other races ESPECIALLY when they are people of color. We are taught to look out for others !!

It’s as accurate as all the other stereotypes out there so people can take that how it is

Why did they pick this idiot

I wasn't taught to do that and as a person of color I don't feel in any way discriminated against.

Haha, how many dislikes to the 3 likes?

i loved doing this interview :)

If it needs to be addressed then it is happening. Youre priveleged and lucky enough to not have to eat that. And youre crying about how it makes you look 😂 Shame on you

Dude, the poverty rate from 2020- 2023 was 55.3 percent. Hungry people will eat. It's bringing the situation to light. Not all about you baby girl. What have you done to help.

No some Filipino do you just said its a problem, and if I was betting i bet most do since it something very poor people would do and there is usually more poor people

Kinda missing the point, just showcasing what the poor are forced to eat, not what the average folk in thay country eat, it was just spreading awareness.

That’s not what it is for the film was made to portray the issue and being light to the issue it’s not saying that everyone eats this

Ma!!!! What we having for dinner??? Mom: left overs!!! 😂😂

Naw

haha it was really funny when they said that Filipinos eat food from the garbage. only a few Filipinos do that, the ones who are really struggling in life.. the truth is that I often read or hear about that in neighboring countries😅

Nice video lods, nadalaw na kita Ikaw na bahala pabalik 😊