AnS, thanks for your dauntless comments in both my posts about Desperate Housewives but pardon me for editing your name.

Anyways, yes, I agree with you the corruption in the country is very dismal and we are smothered with lots of socio-economic problems. We may blame among other factors the dysfunctionality of the Filipinos and even the lack of national pride (or some may even argue, our “false” sense of pride).

More so, we tend to take big issues lightly (and even joke about them) rather than directly analysing the issues and solving the problems. Though this trait make us passive in dealing with our national problems, this also contributes to our resilience during difficult times.

We could make a long list here of all the flaws of the Filipino society, yet I refuse to believe Filipinos have inferior DNAs. All cultures, even the American society, are flawed. Yes, there are lots of things to be changed, but we have good aspects, too.

Rebuilding a whole nation is a tall order, but “moving” a mountain begins by carrying away small stones, so maybe we could start by loving our being a Filipino, even if it means embracing many of our imperfections.

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As what they say in Total Quality Management “To know the problem is to know the solution”.

That’s why we, Filipinos, don’t improve, don’t progress because we don’t want to know the problem.

Small things like cheap perfume riles up the masses but not multi-billion corruption.

Do Filipinos has inferior DNAs?

Get real. Get out. Get revolution.

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I am also a fan of desperate housewives,but after knowing the issue,it is now a question mark.

I am also in medical field that I empathize.

We deserve an apology.

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hey.. thanks for visiting… i don’t know where to place this message, eh, hehehe… already added you in my blogroll! hoping for that link exchange! thanks again!

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