Philippine Election Explained: Why they Elected a Dictator’s Son - TLDR News

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    Yesterday, the people of the Philippines headed to the polls to select a new leader... which they kind of did. With results basically in, it seems that the country has elected the son of former dictator Ferdinand Marcos. Why? Well we explain in this video
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  • @charliepea
    @charliepea Před 2 lety +380

    Dictators aside, I'm still baffled why Pacquiao ran for presidency. He's a boxer and I rooted for him back when he fought Mayweather :/

    • @PunzL
      @PunzL Před 2 lety

      You've seen our elections. Background doesn't matter all you need is a name and you will get millions of votes

    • @co0kiesncr3am70
      @co0kiesncr3am70 Před 2 lety

      His delusional. And being manipulate by the people around him. He finish a degree in 3 months that degree is political science 4 year course. Pacquiao said he will finish corruption but he him self doing this corruption using his money to get a degree

    • @arkcliref
      @arkcliref Před 2 lety

      And yet he got a third place in the election, with 3.5 million votes or around 7% of the popular votes.

    • @JayJay-wl5uf
      @JayJay-wl5uf Před 2 lety +50

      That fight did some damage to his ego, thats for sure
      alot of people jokingly say that when he becomes president he would fight in another Boxing Match and if that ever happened we would give him the title "The Fighting President"
      I mean seriously just imagine... the President of a sovereign country fighting in a boxing match...

    • @co0kiesncr3am70
      @co0kiesncr3am70 Před 2 lety +23

      @@JayJay-wl5uf we never know. Ukraine have a comedian president 🤮😂

  • @gustavju4686
    @gustavju4686 Před 2 lety +165

    South Korea elected the daughter of a former Dictator too (the ousted President Park) a decade or so ago. There was nostalgia involved there too.

    • @jmgonzales7701
      @jmgonzales7701 Před 2 lety

      except south korean dictators really cared about the country, Marcoses loot the country and will use ultra nationalism to get what they want.

    • @gandaka2303
      @gandaka2303 Před 2 lety +3

      True

    • @sfsspearheadorbital5195
      @sfsspearheadorbital5195 Před 2 lety +15

      And South Korea stayed economically powerful even tho they elected a dictator's child

    • @bswill5077
      @bswill5077 Před 2 lety +48

      It doesnt really change the3 fact that BBM have no achievements while being a politician for so many years. He just used his Father's achievement and used the past presidents failures on Leni's Campaign

    • @sfsspearheadorbital5195
      @sfsspearheadorbital5195 Před 2 lety +8

      @@bswill5077 Achievements is different from experience remember that
      Kthxbye

  • @betelgeuser1100
    @betelgeuser1100 Před 2 lety +312

    Thats just how politics is in the philippines, you have to be in an already established political dynasty, or be an actor/athlete/beauty queen to be elected, very light on ideology

    • @esense9602
      @esense9602 Před 2 lety

      Not really, President Duterte run as a President as an unknown guy from the Mindanao with single digit vote in a sample size survey.

    • @rds7696
      @rds7696 Před 2 lety +49

      yep, personality politics

    • @esimangan8502
      @esimangan8502 Před 2 lety +43

      It is not only in the Philippines they have actors/athletes elected as government officials. Ukraine's president was a comedian. Pakistan's ousted PM was a cricket player. Just to name a few. 😉

    • @madensmith7014
      @madensmith7014 Před 2 lety

      It's democracy in general. Even the US is guilty of it since when you think about it, political figures become TV celebrities when 24/hr news channels cover their every move.

    • @arkcliref
      @arkcliref Před 2 lety +1

      Example: Arjo Atayde. The only reason why I mentioned him here is because in my school (just guess where it is, it's in Quezon City) cancelled the on-class f2f from 1:00 onwards on May 6 because his rally will make the road filled with cars with his supporters (also without saying Arjo's girlfriend, Maine, is very popular in the Philippines) causing me to hate him

  • @neilknightley4703
    @neilknightley4703 Před 2 lety +49

    Facebook and social media is ruining the world now. helping to rewrite history with this deluge of misinformation

    • @leandrosun5475
      @leandrosun5475 Před 2 lety +1

      Even books should be rewritten, Nothing improved in the Philippines after Marcos' stepped down.

    • @geramiltumbaga8125
      @geramiltumbaga8125 Před 2 lety

      you really dont know what happen in our country the 31M people who vote for Marcos did not experience what you called dictatorship

    • @batshaye1951
      @batshaye1951 Před rokem +2

      after Marcos got ousted many books have been written about him and his family some aren't actually true but they've allowed it to be published because of their hatred and jealousy towards Marcos Sr. They said he controlled the election, (he actually got re-elected that's why he ruled for 20yrs and people voted for him) they said he left the Philippines and went to Hawaii to run from his mistakes (him and his family actually got kidnapped and brought to Hawaii and later on, Aquino didn't allow then to go back to the Philippines) they said that Marcos Sr. ordered to kill Ninoy Aquino using a sniper rifle (Ninoy Aquino actually got assassinated using a pistol, shot in the head and a footage shows Ninoy talking to someone in the airplane as if they're preparing for his assassination and he knew about it all along it's like a setup to frame Marcos and blame him) they said Marcos and his family had stolen $200+ billion (There's no actually proof that they've stolen anything and the PCGG had been searching for the ill-gotten wealth over they years and no results whatsoever.

    • @Aki-san._.Offcial02
      @Aki-san._.Offcial02 Před 22 dny

      Guys grade 7 history sucks (or was it 6) I was taught all about Cory blablabla. I never even learned about any Marcos and said he was a dictator, yan lang 🤦‍♀️ I have to read every anecdotal evidence comment just to learn about Marcos and his great works

  • @herculys1320
    @herculys1320 Před 2 lety +260

    As a Filipino, let me conclude, we are so sick we opted for the poison.

    • @hcir5341
      @hcir5341 Před 2 lety +36

      When you mean "we" you mean your party. Keep coping.

    • @summerforever3251
      @summerforever3251 Před 2 lety +75

      @@hcir5341 tell that to the one who voted for the one convicted with tax evasion, diploma fraudulence, and consistent absence in senate. “Respect my opinion”

    • @hcir5341
      @hcir5341 Před 2 lety +19

      @@summerforever3251 Cope.

    • @summerforever3251
      @summerforever3251 Před 2 lety +49

      @@hcir5341 poisoned.

    • @szerek3196
      @szerek3196 Před 2 lety +37

      @@hcir5341 Shameless

  • @luishernandezblonde
    @luishernandezblonde Před 2 lety +84

    The Philippines since 1986 has struggled to clean the messes left by Marcos and, in fact, different leaders but same in corruption. After decades of false promises, no wonder why Filipinos think to clean the messes once and for all, they thought the son of the former dictator. Literally, like the case of the Rajapaksa dynasty in Sri Lanka.

    • @JayJay-wl5uf
      @JayJay-wl5uf Před 2 lety +1

      It was those who followed Marcos who put this country deeper into the shithole.

    • @kzavverr3651
      @kzavverr3651 Před rokem +3

      That's the same rhetoric people used that got Rodrigo Duterte elected. Now in hindsight, I don't know if Marcos Jr. can even run the country as well as Duterte did. And that guy failed a LOT of promises.

  • @dyandi2410
    @dyandi2410 Před 2 lety +541

    I've been following TLDR since last year to keep up with the overwhelming news of the world. So this is what it feels like to see the chaos of your country from an outsider's perspective.

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety +32

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos

    • @thekerbeyhouse1920
      @thekerbeyhouse1920 Před 2 lety +8

      Philippines is similar to the US, where the world gets to wonder why that even after a pool of hundreds of millions of people, the same family names keep appearing as our choices for who to elect. And we always have a "law and order" bully who seems to be friends with a lot of criminals that half of the voters seem okay to vote for.
      I (we) still plan on visiting the Philippines in the next few years. And maybe try to live there for a few months. The election hasn't changed that.

    • @frakez6155
      @frakez6155 Před 2 lety +6

      @@weareheretochange7361 imagine, have you even experienced what martial law is? You're still just a student dude. Listen to your elders

    • @betelgeuser1100
      @betelgeuser1100 Před 2 lety

      @@frakez6155 yeah i listened to my parents, they didnt forget what happened during martial law, and im proud of them for it, unlike yourself

    • @johnley.youtube
      @johnley.youtube Před 2 lety +9

      @@frakez6155 well I have, my dad was one of the thousands who marched in EDSA asking to end the dictatorship. Sure, Marcos’ tenure started well and I can’t deny that - I might even applaud that - but all of his achievement has been rubbed away by the devastation that came with embezzling the wealth of the people.
      Feel free to read my dissertation that I did on Marcos legacy and impact on the 2016 Elections if you doubt my research. And before you say anything, no, we are not communists or affiliated to NPA etc, we’re just ordinary citizens who bothered to learn the truth from credible sources - not tiktok or youtube or even just news media from the Philippines.

  • @markmarasigan457
    @markmarasigan457 Před 2 lety +229

    While I will not condemn BongBong for being the son of a dictator , I am scrutinising, if not am condemning BongBong's sin of avoiding debates, and interviews with the media who are interested in enquiring about his Criminal charges especially from the US, his tax evasion, the whereabouts of the Ill-gotten wealth from Marcos Sr, and his purpose and reasons for running for president. Example elaborating on his slogan of "Unity", as this is a helluva ambiguous term that anyone can pull off.
    Had he confronted his father's past sin and returned all of the ill-gotten wealth, then I believe he would've been decent enough to be a honest leader.
    This campaign of his reminds me of Joseph Goebbels saying "Repeat a lie often enough and people will believe it.". I know I was, at one point, questioning myself and everything I've researched and believed whether rule under Marcos Sr. Really was a 'Golden Era' and whether things were really aa bad as the older generations had told me.

    • @elijahjosephm.faustino8823
      @elijahjosephm.faustino8823 Před 2 lety

      Mainstream Media is bias in the Philippines, just like mainstream Western Media

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety +31

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos
      Mass report the trolls and Apologists

    • @bryankentcartujano5484
      @bryankentcartujano5484 Před 2 lety +2

      Same I will not condem bobong

    • @acupanraphaelgio7925
      @acupanraphaelgio7925 Před 2 lety +12

      Even though the concern regarding Bong Bong skipping debates is a valid one, one must remember that ALL candidates picked which debates they would attend and turned down those they don't feel like attending for one reason or another. Though I would really like to see Bong Bong's stance on the controversies put upon their family and talk about the specific details of these issues that the media leave out on their reports. For example, the media keep insisting about the Marcos Real Estate Tax during Bong Bong's campaign (possibly to further smear his name) while leaving out the fact that these real estate properties ( and in turn, the tax revenue) are already in the possession of the BIR ever since 1986 as per Cory's Executive Order No. 2. It is the BIR who failed to process and resolve this issue and the Marcoses have no say in it whatsoever and yet the media keeps pushing the narrative that it's their fault.

    • @JayJay-wl5uf
      @JayJay-wl5uf Před 2 lety +11

      Ill have you know that Robredo and other Presidential Candidates also skipped debates.
      When Robredo and other Pres. Candidates were invited to a Pres. Debate on SMNI they didnt show up
      only Leody, Abella BBM and some other guy whose name i forgot showed up, I watched the debate it was Fun to watch and im not sugarcoating this, go watch it yourself.
      Meanwhile, CNN and COMELEC debates were boring, the questions were not really that interesting, like as in they dont make your brain go into Hyperdrive.

  • @neilknightley4703
    @neilknightley4703 Před 2 lety +78

    the whole problem with asian politics is thats its dynastic in nature . and i am saying that as a south east asian my self . its in almost all the countries here . its a curse that keeps propagating it seems

    • @TheCheesyNachos
      @TheCheesyNachos Před 2 lety +8

      the entire SEA is under varying degrees of dynastic rule or authoritarian in a way

    • @jmgonzales7701
      @jmgonzales7701 Před 2 lety +17

      There seems to be a cultural problem here in southeast Asia. Even singapore is technically under a dictatorship. Thou they are very rich.

    • @reufuraque8771
      @reufuraque8771 Před 2 lety +4

      And the rest of the world is not?
      People dont talk about it but political power tends to stay within a very small group of people and this is true for both asia and the rest of the world.

    • @jmgonzales7701
      @jmgonzales7701 Před 2 lety +6

      @@reufuraque8771 its more commonly found in asia. In the west people vote better and value democracy.

    • @reufuraque8771
      @reufuraque8771 Před 2 lety

      @@jmgonzales7701 That is what you believe and I respect that.

  • @karlmonreal7703
    @karlmonreal7703 Před 2 lety +66

    @3:57, correction there... Bongbong ran for senator in 2010 and his term ended in 2016. He ran for Vice President in 2016 and lost very narrowly. He's been out of office ever since. Between 2016 and 2022, he launched an agressive social media campaign to "freshen-up" the Marcos image.

    • @lovifihuman5168
      @lovifihuman5168 Před 2 lety +19

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos
      We already located the trolls farms from nothern Luzon and southern mindanao

    • @Carlo-qj5jl
      @Carlo-qj5jl Před 2 lety +1

      @@lovifihuman5168 whats your problem? do not interfere in our government!

    • @lovifihuman5168
      @lovifihuman5168 Před 2 lety +16

      @@Carlo-qj5jl why don't you surrender your real name and home address.
      Let prove it on the court.

    • @Desniyprincess
      @Desniyprincess Před 2 lety

      @@lovifihuman5168 I suggest you stop worrying about those trolls and be more worried about egoistic Western Propaganda that's spreading all over the world

    • @lovifihuman5168
      @lovifihuman5168 Před 2 lety +11

      @@Desniyprincess nahh there are group of filipinos from the opposition already doxxing Apologists
      There are already located pilot in Cebu. That spread fake news and he already lose his job for it

  • @daveandrew589
    @daveandrew589 Před 2 lety +140

    Why do terrible candidates regularly get elected? This happens all over the world, whether in the US, Philippines, or many other countries. Do an analysis video on that.

    • @Hypogean7
      @Hypogean7 Před 2 lety +69

      Because populism works.

    • @foolishspecialist7479
      @foolishspecialist7479 Před 2 lety +13

      “Sigh” of the times, my friend

    • @ernstschmidt4725
      @ernstschmidt4725 Před 2 lety +6

      monay

    • @alex30425
      @alex30425 Před 2 lety

      Because a lot of people are pretty stupid and gullible.

    • @daveandrew589
      @daveandrew589 Před 2 lety +5

      @@Hypogean7 But that just begs the question of why populism works, it's the same question.

  • @neocomp92
    @neocomp92 Před 2 lety +166

    The beauty of democracy is diffusion of responsibility. If this goes tits up, there isn't any way to chase after the voters and hang it on their necks. And the President can just skip town and blame it on everyone else.
    Donald Trump Jr should take notes

    • @pushslice
      @pushslice Před 2 lety +9

      Jr, while cringey-AF, Is a fairly bright guy.
      BBM is more along the likes of Eric Trump’s IQ.

    • @josemartymario3137
      @josemartymario3137 Před 2 lety

      Gasgas na plaka katulad din ng pag upo ni duterte. Talo na si leni nyo. Concede

    • @lovifihuman5168
      @lovifihuman5168 Před 2 lety +8

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos
      We already located the trolls farms from nothern Luzon and southern mindanao

    • @kwazooplayingguardsman5615
      @kwazooplayingguardsman5615 Před 2 lety

      You people really are bastards, I'm no fan of marcos but I stand by my people, they voted for him and I'll stand by their vote all the same. You westerners have an insatiable appetite to demean other nations who don't tow the "western" leftists line even if is the democratic vote of the people. Any self respecting filipino who values the consensus of their fellow countrymen would do no less than to work with what our people have voted for. They wanted to give marcos a second chance, I say let him prove himself.

    • @Greg-yu4ij
      @Greg-yu4ij Před rokem

      @@lovifihuman5168 🤔No doubt you are right, but unless they are bots everyone deserves their say.

  • @commercialfree
    @commercialfree Před 2 lety +82

    My take-away from the 2 or 3 national elections of my country the Philippines is to take a good look on how political parties use social media to campaign. Look at how different social media site algorithm tend to favor one candidate over another and how mis/disinformation spreads. It's frightening how it can affect democracy.

    • @uchannel1197
      @uchannel1197 Před rokem

      I am a Filipino. I voted for Bong Bong Marcos 58% of us did. You do not know what is happening in the Philippines. The reason the West does not like the Marcoses is because they are challenging our oligarchs installed by the West since the Spanish and later on American colonialization. The Americans does not want leaders going against their narrative.

    • @commercialfree
      @commercialfree Před rokem +1

      @@uchannel1197 I had a good laugh reading your reply. I'm Filipino too and wasn't able to vote because I'm overseas now and I won't vote for BBM, a convicted tax evader and who doesn't respect the Filipino people by refusing to attend election debates. The marcoses protected those western interest that is why he got asylum in the US. Also, if you read the US State department leaks the US government even protected and supported FM. I don't know where you got that idea.

    • @rizkyadiyanto7922
      @rizkyadiyanto7922 Před rokem +1

      @@commercialfree philipine always been an ally to US.

  • @williamkarbala5718
    @williamkarbala5718 Před 2 lety +43

    Years after ousting their Child monarch, Bulgaria elected him president a few years ago. That would make for good movie, like a naive child king is forced from power but slowly learns the proper way to rule.

    • @fandemusique4693
      @fandemusique4693 Před 2 lety

      Well, said child monarch was ousted by the soviets precisely.

    • @k4four615
      @k4four615 Před 2 lety +3

      *Prime minister

  • @maninredhelm
    @maninredhelm Před 2 lety +386

    It's worrisome. Some positives: 6 years isn't that long. It's longer than a US term, but shorter than a US maximum term. Also, while political dynasties are dangerous, in this case it might be a good thing. With no possibility of re-election, Marcos could normally do whatever he wants now without consequences, but with Duterte's daughter waiting for her turn, his behavior is going to reflect on her. The important thing is to stick to the term limits. The push to revise history could be an attempt to groom the population into welcoming a dictatorship. If Marcos or Duterte start trying to change the constitution to increase their power, that's where Philippinos really need to spring into action to shut that down immediately. That's where it gets out of control.

    • @lancetheking7524
      @lancetheking7524 Před 2 lety +1

      @Xinnie the Pooh didn't dutere change that

    • @rudeusgreyrat7536
      @rudeusgreyrat7536 Před 2 lety +11

      @@lancetheking7524 senators opposed it because its against their interest.
      And it happened in a bad timing when Covid strikes.

    • @gwynenoevealfonso3177
      @gwynenoevealfonso3177 Před 2 lety +40

      @Xinnie the Pooh The constitution didn't make us poor, how it was used did. We didn't go after those who were involved in Marital Law and instead welcomed them back into office. The constitution was never at fault, it was the failure of the people to capitalise on it

    • @lancetheking7524
      @lancetheking7524 Před 2 lety

      @@rudeusgreyrat7536 a

    • @peterbreis5407
      @peterbreis5407 Před 2 lety

      Yeah it's not like corrupt dictatorships and their cliques, muzzle the media, imprison or exile the opposition, change laws, and rig elections!

  • @dfirst8395
    @dfirst8395 Před 2 lety +40

    Philippine politics is very much like the religious conflict across different faiths and belief systems. The only pieces of information we believe in are ones that we agree with. We are overly obsessed with being good and righteous as we insist everyone else who doesn't share our beliefs is somehow the root of all evil as we try to paint them in the worst possible way. Political views along with all of the agendas that's presented under the guise of compassion are incredibly overvalued. And we think that our country would be better off if only no one opposed us, and everyone would just share our beliefs.

    • @shawnmoore7517
      @shawnmoore7517 Před rokem +1

      It's one of the most scandalous countries in the world.

  • @thisiskirbymac
    @thisiskirbymac Před 2 lety +107

    CORRECTION: It was Marcos Jr.'s sister, Imee, that got elected as senator in 2019 under Sara Duterte's HNP Coalition, not him.

    • @happyface96
      @happyface96 Před 2 lety +9

      My goodness, is his dog into politics too? How severe is nepotism in the Philippines?

    • @thisiskirbymac
      @thisiskirbymac Před 2 lety +9

      @@happyface96 Very severe. Almost every city and every town is led by or has people with relatives in other government positions.

    • @gustavju4686
      @gustavju4686 Před 2 lety

      @@happyface96 Is it really nepotism if elected?

    • @happyface96
      @happyface96 Před 2 lety +3

      @@gustavju4686 sure, the democratic proses is more than just elections. Before the election phase political parties have to nominate a candidate to contest for the elections, this is usually where favouritism take place. Especially in populism a big popular name is more useful for success than merits and qualification.
      Meaning, a family of a big political figure will always have a higher chance of nomination than your average Joe.
      Think of it this way, would this guy get anywhere near this far without his Surname? If no then he got there bc of nepotism.

    • @gustavju4686
      @gustavju4686 Před 2 lety

      @@happyface96 Oh, that makes sense (at the party nomination level being where the nepotism comes in).

  • @ZRHTrainspotter
    @ZRHTrainspotter Před 2 lety +104

    As a Filipino, this is just shocking. Well, better luck next time (if there will be a next time)

    • @SirFaceFone
      @SirFaceFone Před 2 lety +24

      If there is a next time...

    • @ZRHTrainspotter
      @ZRHTrainspotter Před 2 lety +5

      @@SirFaceFone yeah

    • @triadwarfare
      @triadwarfare Před 2 lety +15

      I feel this might be a start of removing the term limits... to allow him or his family to run indefinitely.

    • @ZRHTrainspotter
      @ZRHTrainspotter Před 2 lety +14

      @@triadwarfare thats what im fearing.

    • @iloveplayingpr
      @iloveplayingpr Před 2 lety +7

      If they can't remove the term limit they'll make sure their family is the only governing body.

  • @anthonytitone
    @anthonytitone Před 2 lety +25

    I think Pacquio and BongBong should box for the presidency

  • @cannedjd3289
    @cannedjd3289 Před 2 lety +68

    Before downloading Tab for a cause, you should know that only 30% of their revenue goes to aid projects.
    Which is far lower than other charitable non-profits especially when you consider, that they have basically a very low to non exsitent "needed" administrative expenses.

    • @Jak0vas
      @Jak0vas Před 2 lety +4

      I think that there model of direct donations vs an add revenue model is pretty different, likely the 30% represent a substantial chunk of their margin, not sure if they publish revenue and profitability reports, but It's likely not something you can compare apples to apples.

    • @blaroe
      @blaroe Před 2 lety +13

      @@Jak0vas just checked them out and they do have transparent reports. apparently around 30% goes to paying employees and 20% for employment costs like taxes. Arguably high, but considering it's open source and is transparent with the report, which is practically shown as a section in the promotional page, seems reasonable, considering this might be a full time job for some.

  • @Hafiere
    @Hafiere Před 2 lety +89

    6:43 "Tito Sotto, Former Actor and TV Host."
    I think it bears mentioning that's he's also the Current Senate President and has had multiple terms as a Senator at this point.

    • @hansholbein1047
      @hansholbein1047 Před 2 lety +17

      Yeah thats more fair to say

    • @trentmarcus
      @trentmarcus Před 2 lety +1

      And also mentioning that Manny Pacquiao was once a Rep and now an outgoing Senator.

    • @reufuraque8771
      @reufuraque8771 Před 2 lety

      He was also accused of participating in a gang rape that only got dropped cause the victim committted "suicide".

  • @TheStocksGuyPH
    @TheStocksGuyPH Před 2 lety +49

    I just want to add smth: from the Philippines here. Although Rodrigo Duterte does support uniteam, it’s not to such a large extent that he would directly say that bongbong or BBM is a good president. Rodrigo previously mentioned how he found BBM weak and how he’d prefer a lawyer. I think a lot of his support is driven by the fact his daughter was there, but I think it’s still important to note that BBM and Rodrigo don’t exactly get along.

    • @arkcliref
      @arkcliref Před 2 lety +11

      true. It's not even an uneasy alliance between Bongbong and Rodrigo, it's just that they have a common connection through Sara.

    • @SirFaceFone
      @SirFaceFone Před 2 lety +15

      Sara carried Marcos/Uniteam tbh. She could've easily beaten Marcos if she chose to run as president (also probably the reason why Duterte is a bit snarky against him). She's nowhere near as controversial as him.

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety +3

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos
      Mass report the trolls and Apologists

    • @ricobacalla1891
      @ricobacalla1891 Před 2 lety

      @@weareheretochange7361 nobody deny about those, its just that some group of people like commists and liberal party incited those lol

    • @nightbotisahuman7388
      @nightbotisahuman7388 Před 2 lety

      @@weareheretochange7361 Hypocrisy hey?

  • @rodelycoy1853
    @rodelycoy1853 Před 2 lety +39

    For Tito Sotto, why say a former actor and TV Host when you can say that he is the current Senate President.

    • @arkcliref
      @arkcliref Před 2 lety +5

      and he has been a senator for a long time. Ping and Tito Sotto's appeal is that they have been there for so long and that the Filipinos can bank on their experience to become great.

  • @daveyap888
    @daveyap888 Před 2 lety +174

    Their propaganda machine has been incredibly effective and they're playing the long game. Frighteningly brilliant really.
    Millions have rejected our history, families and friends torn apart over this election, it's all very sad and I've been pretty apathetic towards politics until this election.

    • @muddledetective6892
      @muddledetective6892 Před 2 lety +17

      people are tired of on sided history

    • @summerforever3251
      @summerforever3251 Před 2 lety +57

      @@muddledetective6892 bruh if you read actual history books, they are not. They provided ample justifications for both sides with facts and nothing but facts from historical record. Read especially Teodoro Agoncillio’ History of the Filipino People, great book. Don’t tell me that TikTok and facebook told you otherwise.

    • @daveyap888
      @daveyap888 Před 2 lety +34

      Did I say I voted for yellows? Maybe I voted for Isko or Lacson. How about you respect my opinion?
      And we have been improving the past 30-40 years, very slowly while paying off our massive debt. We have improved regardless of administration, because it is us people who have carried the economy on our backs.

    • @Aanonymous88
      @Aanonymous88 Před 2 lety

      That's the problem if you keep listening gossips instead of data facts. Liberal short minded. Stop being trash and wake up! You keep blaming 1 man but you can't blame traitors around him that benefited billions from idiots like you.

    • @summerforever3251
      @summerforever3251 Před 2 lety +42

      @Jenny Vergara excuse me, the unithieves had had their reign for 44 years (Marcos, Ramos, Arroyo, Estrada, and Duterte) while we only has 2 Liberal party presidents for a total of 12 years. Learn math first in school before Facebook and TikTok

  • @ANO-.-NYM
    @ANO-.-NYM Před 2 lety +265

    As someone from the Philippines- it is very worrisome how people are affected by emotions, tribalism, and campaigns-of-emotion/propaganda when elections come about. Whoever has the most emotional populist message will probably win- even if that person doesn't really say anything of substance about fixing things. Basically making people vote for bad people because they are emotionally moved at the time.
    Really horrible populist tactic- but you can see how effective it is in the Philippines and how corrupt people who corrode democracy keep getting elected.

    • @JayJay-wl5uf
      @JayJay-wl5uf Před 2 lety

      Youre making it sound like the people who support him are mindless and stupid, who are easily affected by their emotions.

    • @michaelthomas5433
      @michaelthomas5433 Před 2 lety +9

      Not just the Philippines have that problem.

    • @esense9602
      @esense9602 Před 2 lety +1

      Liberal Party literally became like a cult and making the VP as a saint. Also, if not for the negative campaign, maybe the votes doesn't have a huge gap.

    • @ArpanMukhopadhyay93
      @ArpanMukhopadhyay93 Před 2 lety +7

      🤐 from India. I can feel you

    • @TomasLKarlik
      @TomasLKarlik Před 2 lety +18

      This is unfortunately common everywhere. It's a sort of "meta" tactic of the 2010s and sadly 2020s too. Populism is the bane of the civilized world and munches on the less educated.
      Only higher quality education could fix this issue in the long term, but that requires the government to actually invest in it, which will hardly happen as long as populists reign... I hope there's gonna come up a solution in time.

  • @SP95
    @SP95 Před 2 lety +15

    -75% Crime rate and 92% in population's approval is legendary.

    • @TVBasil
      @TVBasil Před 2 lety +12

      And imaginary.

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety +1

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos
      Mass report the trolls

    • @budgetproductions1178
      @budgetproductions1178 Před 2 lety

      @@weareheretochange7361 shut up spammer. you are a bot that needs to be reported for spamming

    • @herrkommandank675
      @herrkommandank675 Před 2 lety +2

      @@TVBasil Cope

    • @tekashiii
      @tekashiii Před 2 lety

      @@TVBasil If statistics done independently from the government does not tell the truth, what does? I feel like you only absorb facts that aligns ur ideals

  • @barringer_6894
    @barringer_6894 Před 2 lety +265

    Lets hope he does good for the nation and not follow his father's footsteps. I do wonder how he feels gaining power in a system his father tried to suppress

    • @furiouslemmings5207
      @furiouslemmings5207 Před 2 lety

      Its quite ironic that the constitution of which he will be elected from was essentially created to undermine every aspect of their brutal rule.

    • @theotherohlourdespadua1131
      @theotherohlourdespadua1131 Před 2 lety

      Marcos got elected twice to the presidency before Martial Law...

    • @kevinoconnor7193
      @kevinoconnor7193 Před 2 lety +101

      He used a campaign based on rewriting history. He feels his father did nothing wrong

    • @martinwhitney4351
      @martinwhitney4351 Před 2 lety +21

      you must be kidding right?

    • @Ryancelot
      @Ryancelot Před 2 lety

      Hes probably laughing his ass off after fooling all the idiots who voted for him, which hell rob.

  • @markreyverallo2346
    @markreyverallo2346 Před 2 lety +8

    Thank you TLDR! You are very objective on your reporting. You are not bias. My no. 1 you tube channel..

  • @insomnii
    @insomnii Před rokem +7

    The Filipinos are not ready for a transparent and honest government. Political dynasties are the way to achieve continued rule over their constituents while amassing unexplained wealth.

    • @herrkommandank675
      @herrkommandank675 Před rokem +3

      Democracy is only effectice when you have a strong economy.
      Between '87 - 2016, economic growth is fairly limited, however, the 2010s saw a change of economic trajectory, where our economy starts to grow. One could only anticipate a much more proper democracy when our economy is at 1 Trillion USD, perhaps within the 2030s.

  • @llamaboss1434
    @llamaboss1434 Před 2 lety +13

    Whether he is a dictator is entirely dependent on whether there is another free election under this guys power. But this was a free election, and the candidates were electric.

    • @arkcliref
      @arkcliref Před 2 lety +2

      if 2025 happens and he is willing to step down in 2028 that is, or alternatively the constitution gets amended/replaced and that will throw our future into a vale of mystery.

    • @p4olom
      @p4olom Před 2 lety

      “Free election” with disinformation on the side. Sure

  • @nicholaidajuan865
    @nicholaidajuan865 Před 2 lety +126

    The Philippines really deserve the leaders they voted for

    • @somethinglikethat2176
      @somethinglikethat2176 Před 2 lety +13

      Every country does.

    • @M-Soares
      @M-Soares Před 2 lety +59

      @@somethinglikethat2176 Not the ones with unfree or unfair elections

    • @ernstschmidt4725
      @ernstschmidt4725 Před 2 lety +2

      is that a compliment or a critique?

    • @J_X999
      @J_X999 Před 2 lety +6

      @@ernstschmidt4725 probably a critic because Marcos doesn't want to ally with the US

    • @iznogoud8780
      @iznogoud8780 Před 2 lety +1

      @@J_X999 how dare you not to want to be ally with US
      Is the last USA election was fair?

  • @bored7376
    @bored7376 Před 2 lety +121

    I'm a Filipino for what i can tell you is that all of the commissioners of the election are either Duterte's appointee or Marcos previous lawyer. Even Bongbong's sister Imee Marcos is the senate committee on electoral reforms. God pls help Philippines

    • @julius3729
      @julius3729 Před 2 lety +5

      He just did. 30M just voted for him.

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety +14

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos

    • @nghekkkk828
      @nghekkkk828 Před 2 lety

      yes, im an anti-duterte and i can assure you its all a conspiracy against us dissenters!!

    • @julius3729
      @julius3729 Před 2 lety +5

      @@weareheretochange7361 Hahaha get a life of your own!

    • @yah3707
      @yah3707 Před 2 lety

      L

  • @wenzhouluo9702
    @wenzhouluo9702 Před 2 lety +72

    The Filipinos seem to be very emotional voters and they rally behind who they chose and are very passionate about it.
    Marcos has had the lead in surveys from the start and his lead then was more than double the second candidate was. What eventually seals his victory was the attitude of the other candidates' supporters continuosly harping degrading slurs to those who they come across as not in favour of their candidate. Constantly barraging Marcos' supporters that they were stupid, uneducated and poor was one of the biggest mistakes they could ever do. For people who were supposedly campaigning and winning other people, they definitely shunned others especially those who were still undecided.

    • @jmgonzales7701
      @jmgonzales7701 Před 2 lety +9

      well they were right thou...

    • @epsilonxvi5675
      @epsilonxvi5675 Před 2 lety

      @Wemzhou Lou liberals and democrats love it they shun other with opinion that triggers them it makes the undecided to vote the opposite

    • @Lily-gb7jq
      @Lily-gb7jq Před 2 lety +26

      Idk why a lot of people are suddenly saying this. There are a lot of negativity and toxicity from Marcos supporters too. To most, it didn't matter how much convincing and discussions you offer, you'll just be met with laughter and insulting phrases. It's understandable how some ran out of patience when apparently tiktok and facebook are more credible sources than court rulings, news (local AND international), and history books.

    • @jmgonzales7701
      @jmgonzales7701 Před 2 lety

      @@Lily-gb7jq logical people dont take them seriously. And the international community should not. Let them starve themselves.

    • @arkcliref
      @arkcliref Před 2 lety +6

      @@jmgonzales7701 it doesn't mean that they're right, that they're smart. Politics in the Philippines is not a battle on who got the most amount of superiority complex, no democracy has been that way, not even tribal hunter gatherer direct democracies.

  • @ilhamdarni6924
    @ilhamdarni6924 Před 2 lety +16

    Why does Marcos Sr. "Dictator but political stability and economic prosperity" and Duterte Sr. "Build, build, build" sounds like Indonesian presidents Soeharto and Jokowi?? 😅

    • @arkcliref
      @arkcliref Před 2 lety +3

      They only sound similar because both are controversial figures, overhyped by supporters and overnegged by opponents. It's just that Suharto and FEM differ in ideology as Suharto is socialist (ish) and FEM is pseudo-capitalistic, however, his supporters claim he is pseudo-communist (and I don't have an idea why)

    • @ilhamdarni6924
      @ilhamdarni6924 Před 2 lety

      @@arkcliref Interesting take. Though, I'm not sure why you would classify Soeharto as a socialist when he was definitely against Indonesian communist party and the general left during Soekarno's fall. I would classify him as a capitalist, at least in Indonesian standards. Soekarno is much more socialist than Soeharto.

    • @k4four615
      @k4four615 Před 2 lety

      @@arkcliref Suharto… a socialist? LMFAO. He fucking led a pruge against communists here. His economic policy is very much capitalistic.

    • @nothingherezero7182
      @nothingherezero7182 Před 2 lety

      @@arkcliref by the definition of communism like the real definition Russia china and North Korea aren't communist Guam like no Guam before it was invaded by kastila was true communist

    • @randomstuffandthatsit5290
      @randomstuffandthatsit5290 Před 2 lety

      Because it is.

  • @bryankentcartujano5484
    @bryankentcartujano5484 Před 2 lety +30

    "The general was right the Filipinos worse enemy is himself "
    -from the movie Juan luna

    • @kubli365
      @kubli365 Před 2 lety

      That was Heneral Luna who pertains to Antonio, not Juan, you mongrel

  • @Kilometoru
    @Kilometoru Před 2 lety +102

    I still can't fathom how the Philippines voted a guy who never attended a single presidential debate nor public interview to power. Not to mention fall for the fake news of the Martial Law era being a prosperous age and yearn for it to come back.
    Though all of this aside, I have to say it's bizarre to see your country be in the spotlight for a small moment in the international news
    😅

    • @PrimaDonnaBoi
      @PrimaDonnaBoi Před 2 lety

      Being on Facebook, CZcams, and TikTok subscribring to historical revisionists and misinformation peddlers does that to you. Utter brain rot. Our education system was also apparently very light in discussing the ML years, kind of like if Germans were barely taught about the atrocities of the Third Reich.

    • @ekimsoger5943
      @ekimsoger5943 Před 2 lety

      People like you are the reason why Marcos won. Lying to your teeth. Marcos went to SMNI debate 2 times.

    • @shadowheart2337
      @shadowheart2337 Před 2 lety +20

      he did join the last 2016 debate where he alone was attacked by all his opponents with the same issue. This is the reason why he doesn't want to join any debate because according to him it is a waste of time answering questions that he has been answering for more than 30 years so rather than wasting energy trying to explain to his opponent he would rather talk to the people directly.

    • @maxxrr7389
      @maxxrr7389 Před 2 lety +6

      He attended the SMNI Presidential Debate where some candidates including his opposition did not attend.

    • @marxton_
      @marxton_ Před 2 lety +9

      Even back in the 2016 debates he failed to conclude those tax issues. If he has nothing to hide he can simply shut anyone off with facts. He did try to respond but were untrue. There were rulings against them asking them to pay. I bet if it's his father running this election he would face the filipino people unlike bongbong.

  • @bhok
    @bhok Před 2 lety +131

    Unfortunately, there are millions of new younger voters whom appeared do not know Marcos' history 50 years ago. This election brought once again the Political Dynasty back in the Philippines, take a look now with new elected Congressman/woman and Senators. Hoping history does not repeat again.
    Hope these elected individuals aims to better the Philippines as Asia's growing economy and be better servant of their people.

    • @johnpatricklim4509
      @johnpatricklim4509 Před 2 lety +12

      As it says in a quote..."Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat..."

    • @gnatgawanis4481
      @gnatgawanis4481 Před 2 lety +5

      Masakit ba tado ang pagkatalo? Iyak kana goy whahaha

    • @alwaysmeepin9609
      @alwaysmeepin9609 Před 2 lety +15

      He seems like he isn’t like his father. Hopefully he’s a good man, but his attempt to justify his fathers dictatorship is concerning.

    • @bluefanofeverything4329
      @bluefanofeverything4329 Před 2 lety +2

      What have you been smoking? Even the most recent History books say that Marcoses are the villains. Almost every school had taught students that they are the villains. Clearly, they know about the Marcoses.
      The answer is simple, The Filipinos want change and the 1987 Constitution isn't cutting out for them. If they believe that he is the guy to do it, then they will vote for him. They always glance at the past and always looking at the future.

    • @bored7376
      @bored7376 Před 2 lety +7

      @@alwaysmeepin9609 he is convicted for tax evasion worth 203 billion pesos (almost 4 billion USD). He's also wanted in USA.

  • @hadrielaxellecardenas5096
    @hadrielaxellecardenas5096 Před 2 lety +40

    Fun fact: There are more votes to Vice President Candidate Sara Duterte than Presidential Candidate Bong Bong Marcos or BBM.
    Difference is little over 400,000 votes.
    -As of May 12, 2022 (98.35% vote results done)

    • @ricobacalla1891
      @ricobacalla1891 Před 2 lety +10

      This shows how filipinos like me are very satisfied with rodrigo duterte's governance. I voted for sara but not marcos hahah

    • @arkcliref
      @arkcliref Před 2 lety

      @@ricobacalla1891 Yeah, it isn't necessary for Sara supporters to vote BBM. Me personally will vote Isko-Ong (Willie Ong because I like him as a person and Isko is politically the closest to me) so yeah

    • @ricobacalla1891
      @ricobacalla1891 Před 2 lety

      @@arkcliref isko got the best resume of all the presidential candidate, mayor like duterte

    • @ricobacalla1891
      @ricobacalla1891 Před 2 lety

      @@EnigmazGuide leni got liberal party and ccp behind her while bbm and sara got their fathers lol

  • @ayanomato4662
    @ayanomato4662 Před 2 lety +13

    I pity some of the Filipinos who obnoxiously become snowflakes when people outside the Philippines talk about Bong Bong Marcos.

    • @tanker00v25
      @tanker00v25 Před 2 lety +6

      Like most of his supporters in this comment section

    • @ayanomato4662
      @ayanomato4662 Před 2 lety

      @@tanker00v25 I blame the lack of education that was given with some of these fools.

    • @tanker00v25
      @tanker00v25 Před 2 lety +3

      @@ayanomato4662 most of the issues in Philippines and all countries in general can be blamed on lack of good education

    • @ayanomato4662
      @ayanomato4662 Před 2 lety +3

      @@tanker00v25 That's actually a good point, I take it back. The main issue is that some of the Filipinos just basically rat out people outside the Philippines and basically assume that they are pink supporters (the color Leni Robredo is using for the elections).
      They instantly make an argument to that person with the use of history about the Marcos family. Following his propaganda and with the naive thinking of people that the Philippines will "economically become great" again.

    • @tanker00v25
      @tanker00v25 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ayanomato4662 yeah know about that. It's a shame how rampant the disinformation is and how many people just swallow it without questions

  • @louisshin642
    @louisshin642 Před 2 lety +234

    I would also like to point out that the Philippines has a Christian cult called "Iglesia ni Cristo", which has a huge number of adherents, and they have a thing where they ALL vote candidates endorsed by the cult's leadership, which is largely believed, the reason why an actor, Robin Padilla, got the most votes in the senatorial race.
    I would like to see some coverage on them, as well as how much they impacted the elections.

    • @turtlenation3904
      @turtlenation3904 Před 2 lety +17

      yeah cuz the CATHOLIC priest are any better her. They basically made her a saint and treated her as head of the church

    • @HorangiPowah
      @HorangiPowah Před 2 lety +18

      It is not a cult, it is a religion. Stop spreading fake news.

    • @Azuriiee
      @Azuriiee Před 2 lety

      @@HorangiPowah it IS a cult

    • @andthestorybegins5597
      @andthestorybegins5597 Před 2 lety

      Yeah, the same cult that endorsed PNot YellowPinktards.

    • @jeyolikemayo
      @jeyolikemayo Před 2 lety

      @@HorangiPowah it's a cult. A religion that doesn't respect anyone else but asks everyone else to respect it is a cult.

  • @vanz681
    @vanz681 Před 2 lety +44

    Both of my parents support Marcos while I'm not big into politics, so it's pretty interesting to see on how you'd view on the situation in comparison to my parents

    • @Jayvee4635
      @Jayvee4635 Před 2 lety +8

      That's very respectful actually. I wish every Filipino is like you

    • @conejitorosada2326
      @conejitorosada2326 Před 2 lety

      Honestly same, It's funny how my mom tried to say that it's okay to suppress freedom of speech because they're "biased" or even blame the next administration for not paying the debt that the Marcoses accumulated despite there other issues needing to be funded (Literally The UK recently paid their debt from the South Seas Bubble that happened more than 5 centuries ago and Germany just paid their debt from WWI)

  • @youngarchivest9092
    @youngarchivest9092 Před 2 lety +6

    No bit about why Ferdinand Marcos was liked and hated? Just went over about the bit of martial law and none of the accomplishments. Seemed a bit bias.

    • @shuushirakawa
      @shuushirakawa Před 2 lety

      It's funny because this channel was previously marked by CZcams as being funded by the US government. That mark suddenly disappeared when Russia invaded Ukraine and this channel was against Russia's aggression. Democrats are against Russia's aggression (rightfully so, imho) but are also supporters of the Philippines' Liberal Party, which Robredo is closely in cahoots with. The current president of the US is a Democrat.
      Piece that together.

  • @Kwippy
    @Kwippy Před 2 lety +111

    I love the Filipino people, lovely friendly people I never met one I didn't like. So it pains me to say that when it comes to choosing their leaders, they are absolutely naive.

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety +22

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos

    • @julius3729
      @julius3729 Před 2 lety +17

      No dont be sorry. 30M Filipinos voted for him. We know whats happening in our country.

    • @julius3729
      @julius3729 Před 2 lety +11

      @@weareheretochange7361 you are a poor guy! Stalking to every comments and wanting to shut us up. Get a life Bro!

    • @Azuriiee
      @Azuriiee Před 2 lety +38

      @@julius3729 Classic bbm supporters, laughing at us. Soon, your choice will haunt you back

    • @GreyAcumen
      @GreyAcumen Před 2 lety

      @@weareheretochange7361 - congratulations. People like you are EXPLICITLY why the son of a dictator is getting elected. I have a fiance in the philippines, and this tactic has been the absolute standard for his opposition, which can easily be summed up as blatant hypocrisy. No one is mad that THE SON OF a dictator is in power, (and isn't it amazing how fast "sins of the father aren't the sins of the son" gets thrown in the trash when it's their opponent?) they're just mad that the dictator who was supposed to give THEM the kickbacks isn't in power.
      Marcos Jr ran on a platform of being competent. Even if he's corrupt, he'll at least do the job right in the meantime, and the public has had it hammered in that he's the son of a dictator, so everyone is up his ass in the meantime. His opposition ran on being the "moral high ground" and yet they've demonstrated that not only do they have absolutely no moral high ground, they've also demonstrated that they are absolutely incompetent to boot.
      The only thing more dangerous than an intelligent enemy is an incompetent ally, and the only thing more dangerous than that is an incompetent leader.

  • @Mr.C_101
    @Mr.C_101 Před 2 lety

    Man! Thanks for this update!

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos
      Mass report the trolls

  • @diegonatan6301
    @diegonatan6301 Před 2 lety +34

    I like Philipines system of one term for President and two for Vice-President, I dislike the fact that they run separatedly, here in Brazil last time we used a system like that it didn't let's say that it didn't end well...

    • @eizendragon5141
      @eizendragon5141 Před 2 lety +5

      fun fact, no one has actually run/won a 2nd VP term like no one actually knows it

    • @triadwarfare
      @triadwarfare Před 2 lety +6

      Having President and VP come from opposing factions do have an advantage of it not becoming a "yes men" state.
      For example, during the start of Covid, Duterte and his team focused on lockdowns, but Robredo focused on getting the frontliners the necessary PPE and transportation. I think Duterte was offended like the VP was trying to one-up him and further isolated her politically.
      I think the Philippines is secure enough where the current sitting president can't be assassinated so the VP can take over.

    • @ricobacalla1891
      @ricobacalla1891 Před 2 lety +2

      @@triadwarfare leni should've gone to dswd or ndrrmc not presidency hahha

    • @revinhatol
      @revinhatol Před 2 lety +1

      @@ricobacalla1891 No, even lower.

    • @a.c6761
      @a.c6761 Před 2 lety +4

      WE HATE PRESIDENTIAL SYSTEM
      After Federalism we will push Parliamentary

  • @carl4243
    @carl4243 Před 2 lety +15

    "I tore down saddam's statue, now I want him back" this event reminds me of this quote, humans are weird really.

    • @SirFaceFone
      @SirFaceFone Před 2 lety +4

      That tends to happen when the people are disillusioned by the succeeding government, unfortunately.

  • @gawbled.schnutz3594
    @gawbled.schnutz3594 Před 2 lety +70

    His supporters wants everyone to "Respect their opinion🤡"
    But who knows, maybe he'll actually be a great leader. Only time will tell, may god bless our country.

    • @AlexAnteroLammikko
      @AlexAnteroLammikko Před 2 lety

      Very, very unlikely given who his father was, his efforts to suppress or lie about his deeds, his own prior corruption, and him running under the same party as the last giant douche.

    • @martinwhitney4351
      @martinwhitney4351 Před 2 lety +26

      hahahahaha, a guy who rewrites history is never going to be end well.

    • @Ryancelot
      @Ryancelot Před 2 lety +25

      He was in politics for 30 years and did nothing significant. His family has ruled a province for that long and is still poor.

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety +8

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos

    • @miniaturejayhawk8702
      @miniaturejayhawk8702 Před 2 lety +7

      Yeah, but you should respect it. You cant preach democracy while also discrediting a clear majority decision. Thats basically saying you like popular rule but only if the people share your values. 🤦‍♂️💀

  • @eelvis1674
    @eelvis1674 Před 2 lety +18

    I hope the people of the Philippines enjoyed democracy while it lasted

    • @tanker00v25
      @tanker00v25 Před 2 lety +4

      Let's be honest. They didn't and things are only getting worse

    • @yulia2473
      @yulia2473 Před 2 lety

      GAGO (in tagalog) What your tongue because you don't live here in the Philippines!

    • @budgetproductions1178
      @budgetproductions1178 Před 2 lety

      we didn't enjoy that failure of a democracy

    • @esense9602
      @esense9602 Před 2 lety

      What we need is a competent leader, democracy is just a bonus.

    • @eelvis1674
      @eelvis1674 Před 2 lety +1

      @@esense9602 you have that backwards

  • @critterfritter69
    @critterfritter69 Před 2 lety +47

    Political dynasties are practically as bad as monarchies. Speaking from Canada, where the son of a former Prime Minister is the current Prime Minister, I would be more than okay with banning near family members of former leaders from seeking the top office.

    • @charaznable1131
      @charaznable1131 Před 2 lety +7

      I don't think that's a good idea as that would infringing on personal liberties but I think better thing would be the germany electoral system where the ruling party is not given a majority but is forced into a coalition

    • @artman12
      @artman12 Před 2 lety +7

      Well, you should know about the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty of India, who still refuses to abdicate from the top posts of the major opposition party even after losing two elections.

    • @avantelvsitania3359
      @avantelvsitania3359 Před 2 lety +3

      Why are you assuming Monarchies are a bad thing? Some of the most developed countries are Monarchies. Including yours.

    • @karankapoor2701
      @karankapoor2701 Před 2 lety

      Hasn't liberals and NDP formed an alliance tho

    • @jater10
      @jater10 Před 2 lety +2

      While the intent is good, if people really want a family member of a former leaders to hold office such law would prevent the people's choice. It sounds undemocratic.

  • @1VAHNFANEL
    @1VAHNFANEL Před 2 lety +23

    PHILIPPINES... for a people who pride themselves about being religious... they sure have a HARD TIME electing and recognizing what a righteous person looks like!!! ALMOST MAKES YOU WONDER IF ... ( I'll let you fill in the blank )

    • @turtlenation3904
      @turtlenation3904 Před 2 lety +2

      Basically taking the seat of the head of the church and named a saint for no reason sound righteous to you? MAKES YOU WONDER IF......(I'll let you fill in the blank) (Also another thing for you, some people here now think God isn't real because their candidate lost. They have some very strong faith right?)

    • @manperson5315
      @manperson5315 Před 2 lety +1

      they were even religious at all in the first place

    • @fz8691
      @fz8691 Před 2 lety

      Im genuinely an idiot could someone explain what the comment is saying?

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety +2

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos

    • @jcomandante6629
      @jcomandante6629 Před 2 lety +3

      Hypocrites! Hypocrites!

  • @frederickoftheartic2209
    @frederickoftheartic2209 Před 2 lety +35

    As a Filipino, I really hope he ran for Presidency simply to avoid his Tax fraud/evasion allegations, that would be my best case scenario, worst case scenario would be him attempting to reinstate a Dictatorship and live up to his Father's legacy.

    • @Random-vw3pg
      @Random-vw3pg Před 2 lety

      Bro you dumb or something? He can’t run for presidency if he has a crime

    • @frakez6155
      @frakez6155 Před 2 lety

      "tax fraud" which he paid, the land which he wants to be taken away since he doesn't even know what land they're talking about. "Dictatorship" martial law which is a law made to counteract and takeover. A law copied from us. Right

    • @leoperez6737
      @leoperez6737 Před 2 lety +9

      Well I hope it doesn't come to that. But, I think that being a dictator today is way harder than in was in the 80's when they got the USA or the USSR backing them. I think that the Philipines cannot risk a lot given their current position with China, they need USA support and the USA won't be eager to support a dictatorship. An example could be with weapons and military equipment, if Bongo uses the military to supress political oponents or protestors, America nor Europe will sell him weapons. Russia after the war with Ukraine won't be able to sell them and I'm not sure if China is an option for the Philipines when it comes to military equipment.

    • @mattinlongubravlog4089
      @mattinlongubravlog4089 Před 2 lety

      Wakeup for being stupid idiot gising na ang mga pilipino ikaw binabangungot pa.

    • @augustuslunasol10thapostle
      @augustuslunasol10thapostle Před 2 lety +1

      I will say BBM is a coward people look for the father yet they have only the underwhelming son

  • @konstantinosadamopoulos9918

    Yes! Finally the word of Tab for a Cause is spreading!!!

  • @justme7410
    @justme7410 Před 2 lety +21

    i literally saw a 50+ man on facebook begging to have a martial law for at least a year. Idk what kind of shitshow is happening on our country rn but once i’m done with my bachelor’s i’ll leave and never come back. clearly, filipinos still hasn’t learned its lesson.

    • @frakez6155
      @frakez6155 Před 2 lety

      You can't say this shit while not having a source

    • @alexisvladimir8148
      @alexisvladimir8148 Před 2 lety

      And you think some one else country also deserve a coward like you?

    • @JayJay-wl5uf
      @JayJay-wl5uf Před 2 lety +2

      bye, we wont miss you

    • @herrkommandank675
      @herrkommandank675 Před 2 lety

      mf you have an k-pop profile picture, how will we take your comment seriously?

    • @justme7410
      @justme7410 Před 2 lety

      the replies LMAO I WON’T BE COMING BACK EITHER. You’re all a joke

  • @redshuttleredacted6422
    @redshuttleredacted6422 Před 2 lety +43

    Politics in the West: Choose. Leftists, centrists, capitalists, right-wingers.
    Politics in the Philippines. Choose the candidate which you like for any reason except for being actually a good and honest politican. (P.S. They usually like the candidate because they get money)

    • @jcomandante6629
      @jcomandante6629 Před 2 lety +19

      There are no Parties here, only personalities.
      An actor was elected in the Senate with 26 million votes, people who are lawyers, people with doctorates, and experienced public servants was downgraded by the voters.

    • @josxanderalejado6607
      @josxanderalejado6607 Před 2 lety +7

      As a Filipino Both of you are absolutely correct

    • @summerforever3251
      @summerforever3251 Před 2 lety

      People here are allergic to good governance, they prefer the corrupt who keeps them poor. They like it like that 😀

    • @R9A9V2
      @R9A9V2 Před 2 lety +2

      Especially that one girl that was interviewed why she chose this specific candidate and she said.
      "Nothing, He's just cute"

    • @jcomandante6629
      @jcomandante6629 Před 2 lety

      @@R9A9V2 That's called a bobotante, she should be stripped of her right to vote.

  • @davekorus
    @davekorus Před 2 lety +17

    Better question is: why is TLDR refusing to talk about the South Korean election? You guys arent even covering it on your tldr daily channel.

    • @lillyie
      @lillyie Před 2 lety

      not as exciting as having the son of a dictator win the election

  • @romeotomas8844
    @romeotomas8844 Před 2 lety +3

    Did you know what is the reason why we vote bong bong Marcos ? Because he very humble and Smart he is the only key to become the Philippines will raise again And his family have 15 trillion money to share all Filipinos in the Philippines and also the world that's mother said of bong bong

  • @ntlespino
    @ntlespino Před 2 lety +10

    Also the story of Sara sliding down to VP came after negotiations with Bongbong facilitated by former President Gloria Arroyo.

    • @yellowlemon8765
      @yellowlemon8765 Před 2 lety

      Interesting but this is conspiracy theory.

    • @ntlespino
      @ntlespino Před rokem

      @@yellowlemon8765 .... They met at Balesin and then announced the ticket, wheres the speculation doon?

    • @yellowlemon8765
      @yellowlemon8765 Před rokem

      @@ntlespino They met in Cebu. Seems like you're making up stories.

  • @Bob-em6kn
    @Bob-em6kn Před 2 lety +15

    As a Singaporean, similarly to my country I'm a pro war on drug. Hopefully technology would advance enough that we can healthily utilise drug to enhance our performance without drawbacks

  • @OFFICIALDJFLASHBACK
    @OFFICIALDJFLASHBACK Před 2 lety +43

    Mexico did this back in 2012 when they voted for Enrique Pena Nieto. The first time after almost 90 years of party rule, the PRI won the elections again. He was one of Mexico's worst Presidents but based on the political record of Mexico, this is not new. I wonder if the same is going on in the Philippines with people just disenfranchised with everything and because Marcos Sr. was seen as a both revered and yet a very controversial figure during his tenure as "President", this could be why Marcos Jr won the election?

    • @JohnM-ch4to
      @JohnM-ch4to Před 2 lety +10

      Valid and most probable, though do take note they’ve been revising history for the past years since they got back in the Philippines as well. Will see how things go from here

    • @princelupingamer9395
      @princelupingamer9395 Před 2 lety +8

      @@HI-gv5qx where did you got that info? facebook?

    • @pineapplekun8769
      @pineapplekun8769 Před 2 lety +7

      @@HI-gv5qx You got brainwashed dude. I know you still won't believe it but someone has to tell you

    • @kiro9257
      @kiro9257 Před 2 lety +9

      @@princelupingamer9395I believe @WWE FAN is a paid bot so don't give him any piece of attention as bots like him receive money from comments.

    • @kiro9257
      @kiro9257 Před 2 lety +6

      @@pineapplekun8769, @WWE FAN is a paid bot so don't give this person any attention as bots like him receive money from comments.

  • @Ricky-oz4ic
    @Ricky-oz4ic Před 2 lety +20

    TLDR logic = father is an engineer, then son is an engineer

  • @daze.d5462
    @daze.d5462 Před 2 lety +23

    I saw a video citing that Marcos Jr. won based on his campaigning strategy, playing a defensive position and choosing to stay silent amidst people asking for him to answer his many controversies. If he won based on this strategy, I have to commend him. However, in no way did I supported him during elections having no detailed plataporma presented beforehand. As for now, I wish he could prove everyone wrong and does not live up to his father's legacy.

    • @smugqing5164
      @smugqing5164 Před 2 lety +4

      it wasn't a defensive strategy, it was a cowardly move.

    • @shadowhunter5002
      @shadowhunter5002 Před 2 lety +2

      You can say that he does not have a detailed plataporma if in the first place you are not interested and you are against him.

    • @onthemood
      @onthemood Před 2 lety +4

      He has plataforma. You just need to do a little but of research unless you already have a preconceived judgement towards him.

    • @renzsumaratas
      @renzsumaratas Před 2 lety

      He has platforms, I thought we're on the modern age where you can search everything. There's still dumb people like this one.

    • @Thekomokoro
      @Thekomokoro Před 2 lety

      Marcos was smart avoiding the liberal news media giants. He has a strong 50% base already WHY should he risk it? He let social media do the work while his critics conveniently called it misinformation and attacking the voters. Robredo need to flip Marcos voters in order to win. The Liberal party controls the Showbiz industry, Academe and news media in Philippines similar to the US. This was the mistake of TRUMP I think in 2020. The news media was fully aware on how to control TRUMP during the 2020 debates. If you watch TRUMP 2016 debates vs 2020 debates the news media aggresively control the debate style and narrative.

  • @MrAizatazmi
    @MrAizatazmi Před 2 lety +6

    I mean...Singapore did the same too and it turns out great

    • @Ryancelot
      @Ryancelot Před 2 lety

      Can you expound please

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos
      Mass report the trolls

    • @wind4758
      @wind4758 Před 2 lety +1

      Time will tell whether he will follow his father step or serve the people
      Singapore is different story,their leader actually care about the country and it's citizens.

    • @johnpatrickorense3982
      @johnpatrickorense3982 Před 2 lety +4

      If you mean under the leadership of Lee Kuan Yew then I agree. I'm a Filipino who visited Singapore one time and I admire the discipline of the people there. But then again, remember that geographically Singapore is the size of Metro Manila in the Philippines so the population is smaller and they tend to..i dont know..be more cooperative

    • @tanker00v25
      @tanker00v25 Před 2 lety

      Remember that Philippines did the same and it ended up going horribly. Just like the other 99% of dictatorships

  • @InJesusName442
    @InJesusName442 Před 2 lety +15

    As a Filipino, I am much worried about WESTERN PROPAGANDA when they can't bend the knees of a certain political leader/s. Much worse is using the CIA to eliminate their enemies.

    • @JayJay-wl5uf
      @JayJay-wl5uf Před 2 lety +7

      I just cant understand on why these foreigners cant just leave us alone, We are our own country, they need to stop intervening with our (For lack of better words ) "internal Politics"
      Rappler is just one of the many examples of Foreign Interventions here in the Phillippines
      Rappler is funded by the US Government
      and that is worrying

    • @InJesusName442
      @InJesusName442 Před 2 lety +6

      @@JayJay-wl5uf yes. I agree. It should be banned. But money talks.

    • @esense9602
      @esense9602 Před 2 lety

      @@JayJay-wl5uf Vera's files and Rappler should be ban. Both of them are funded by foreigner

    • @mindset8247
      @mindset8247 Před 2 lety

      @@JayJay-wl5uf they need us, they want to control us, they need power to control south east or east asia

  • @Nekomosh004
    @Nekomosh004 Před 2 lety +49

    Wow, this is the first time seeing a TLDR video solely for the Philippines o_o
    Thank you for covering our country! :D

  • @monad5140
    @monad5140 Před 2 lety +13

    Everyone should watch the documentary The Kingmaker. Imelda Marcos pulled so many of the strings here.

    • @AlfPi_YT_Productions
      @AlfPi_YT_Productions Před 2 lety +1

      Yeah I watched it and atleast see the 2 perspectives of them.

    • @youdontknowme1249
      @youdontknowme1249 Před 2 lety

      oh the documentary they want filipino to watch but refuse it. Because its a nonsense documentary😂😂😂

  • @andalilbitqueer
    @andalilbitqueer Před 2 lety +58

    Thie election has led to more government instability and national unrest than I ever expected, not a single person I know feels safe. I cannot understate how fucked the situation is now as the legitimacy of our democracy continues to be questioned; I'm terrified that the government will see this as a cause to declare martial law.

    • @turtlenation3904
      @turtlenation3904 Před 2 lety +8

      Here's a little tip for you:
      Don't Be So Paranoid

    • @usapanda7303
      @usapanda7303 Před 2 lety

      Interesting, I was in BGC last week and everything was normal.? I'll be back next month so let's see.

    • @andalilbitqueer
      @andalilbitqueer Před 2 lety +12

      @@turtlenation3904 why shouldn't I be paranoid? so i can live happily in ignorance or can you actually guarantee that I and my loved ones are going to be safe?

    • @andthestorybegins5597
      @andthestorybegins5597 Před 2 lety +1

      @@andalilbitqueer if anything it will be the opposition you should be wary of. Just todah the Pinklawan supporters head straight in front of comelec to rally instead of conceding peacefully.

    • @reluctantcrusader8455
      @reluctantcrusader8455 Před 2 lety

      @@andthestorybegins5597 You are part of the problem with this country

  • @mikeontablas5354
    @mikeontablas5354 Před 2 lety

    Yes!

  • @Riel_Rami
    @Riel_Rami Před 2 lety +39

    Considering BBM is a wanted criminal in the United States and has warrants for his arrest there, how is that gonna affect US-Philippines relations?

    • @zee9709
      @zee9709 Před 2 lety

      Well, Philippines will be china state soon🤔

    • @truthbetold5460
      @truthbetold5460 Před 2 lety

      You guys overthink too much. Haven't you wondered why the US hasn't interfered in this election compared to the last 2016?

    • @lancetheking7524
      @lancetheking7524 Před 2 lety +3

      Can I have sources I wanna see this

    • @ginglee4199
      @ginglee4199 Před 2 lety

      @@lancetheking7524 kawawa mo naman country ball ka pero sipsip ng disinformation sa youtube at TikTok

    • @lancetheking7524
      @lancetheking7524 Před 2 lety

      @@ginglee4199 gago kaba gusto ko lang ng sources puro "DiSiNfOrMaTiOn" agad

  • @569times9
    @569times9 Před 2 lety +4

    You know we just really like suffering & not getting the best opportunity, like will never be better only worse.

  • @remueldignos7144
    @remueldignos7144 Před 2 lety +5

    0:28
    1:38
    Okay, I didn't know that our country's name was changed.
    "PHILLIPPINES" huh, seems like they add another letter L.

  • @comedy_goblin6378
    @comedy_goblin6378 Před 2 lety +53

    Good coverage. One note: granted, I just happened to hear this from my mother, not sure if it’s right or not, but I did hear that Duterte did in fact pull a 180 and sort of turned against Bong Bong, publicly denouncing him.
    As some insight from being descended from Filipino diaspora myself, tribalism seems to play a big part in Filipino politics. Since Bong Bong is Ilocano most of my family ended up being fervent supporters of him and his father. I have a hefty amount of skepticism towards his administration but I do genuinely hope that he doesn’t end up a tyrant like his father.

    • @JayJay-wl5uf
      @JayJay-wl5uf Před 2 lety +1

      He wont, soon this country will develop and change drastically ( in a good way ) that you'll thank him for it, im telling ya.

    • @ayanomato4662
      @ayanomato4662 Před 2 lety +9

      @@JayJay-wl5uf How can you be so sure..?

    • @spartanchief2
      @spartanchief2 Před 2 lety +13

      @@ayanomato4662 source: trust me bro

    • @JayJay-wl5uf
      @JayJay-wl5uf Před 2 lety +1

      @@ayanomato4662 He has already done great things as a Senator, and Governor of Ilocos Norte, what more if he becomes the president?

    • @ayanomato4662
      @ayanomato4662 Před 2 lety +4

      @@JayJay-wl5uf To which and what things have he did 'great'?

  • @Outdoorswithluke
    @Outdoorswithluke Před 2 lety +14

    Got all details correct except the taxation part... He had issues with the tax long before and had a ruling but the prosecution didn't execute the decision. That case was already final and executory which should have been enforced... Also he(Marcos Jr.) can't pay those taxes because of Cory Aquino's decision to freeze their properties.

  • @SlMON_PETRlKOV
    @SlMON_PETRlKOV Před 2 lety +3

    TOO MANY APOLOGIST 😂😂😂😂 THEY REALLY THINK HE WILL GIVE GOLD TO THEM

    • @simpfor_yeon
      @simpfor_yeon Před rokem +1

      Bro I voted for him but I swear i don't give a fck about gold. I want his brain because he is so intelligent. Unlike 💀

  • @jonelsiervo9455
    @jonelsiervo9455 Před 2 lety +3

    There’s a clarification there: the President and the Vice President are voted separately, not tandem. Although he implicitly said that.

  • @ynigogorca4886
    @ynigogorca4886 Před 2 lety +3

    "NOT DETAIL-ORIENTED" what an impressive euphemism for someone who has vague and non-concrete plans for his candidacy. 🤪
    Filipino here.

  • @herrkommandank675
    @herrkommandank675 Před 2 lety +17

    The same constitution that was suppose to keep the Marcoses at bay resulted in the opposite on the 9th of May of 2022. When will my citizens realize the Constitution was and still flawed? It didn't fixed the perils caused by the Marcos dictatorship. The constitution worsened the political atmosphere of the country, limited its growth during the 90s and 2000s, which led to our manufacturing industry being stagnant, and being reliant on importation, which rose food cost.
    The constitution has set a SPECIFIC Economic Provision of the infamous 60/40 Ratio, where 60% of the employees of a company by a foreign investor shall have 60% Filipino nationals and 40% foreign nationals? This has deterred the PH being a lucrative and FDI-appealing nation, INITIALY, that could've bolstered our industries earlier during the 90s and 2000s, rather than in the 2010s. Some of our citizens work overseas because there are more white-collar jobs overseas, than within the our private sector. We rely on importation of manufactured products, than bolster our own manufacturing industries here because we significantly bar foreign investors because of our flawed constitution.
    Furthermore, more the 1987 Constitution didn't made the government seem proportionally representing the people, where most elected legislators comes from Luzon and Manila, that's why Rodrigo Duterte's election was significant, because he was THE FIRST MINDANAOAN PRESIDENT. In addition, this term limits forces some politician to continue their desired policies and government intervention through having their family members run for the same national/local post, which is confirmed by a study of DLSU and Ateneo School of Government. The Unitary System, hampers a equal pace of development, as it have to rely on the central government to make planning for far-end regions of the country, rather than having the provincial region itself, plan its spending, expenditure, projects and policies. You're also forgetting we're a MULTI-ETHNIC NATION, with 120 Ethnicities and Tribes roaming the country, and religion being diverse, where Luzon and Visayas are Catholics, and the Mindanao Region being mainly Muslim, this make Mindanaoan view the Central Government as a "Christian Theocracy."
    The solution is CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM, no more ludicrous economic provision, which would lead to more economic investment and strengthening of our manufacturing and service industry, for more jobs. No more term limits, a shift to Federalism, because we're a multi-ethnic nation, where regionalism is still strong.
    A reform of our House of Representative to be somewhat a PROPER Parliament, where we make half of the elected House of Representative voted based on District, and the other half based on proportional voting of political parties. In addition, the powers of a President is too strong, and our system let us not vote politicians in tandem, that's why we could have tons of Filibusters within the Senate and the House of Representatives. This system also allows a opportunity to immediately remove a Prime Minister with a vote of no confidence.
    A reform of the K-12 System, where we also have skill-based education and specializations, such as in South Korea and Japan.
    We could've reformed to this, but the Liberal Party and its members has continually downplayed or downright dismiss the idea of systematic change because our problems here are "because of people's behavior." They rejected the Ramos Administration's proposal reform, they rejected the Arroryo Administration's Cha-Cha, they ridiculed the Duterte Administration's Federalism Change, and now, the Liberal Party is now ridiculed and hated because of their sheer stupidity to not realize the need for reform earlier, and now they're reaping its consequence, by having another Marcos, being the 17th President of this Country. If there's two good things about this election, it's the realization of the need for constitutional reform and the decline and utter internal destruction of the Liberal Party for their reluctance on reform.

  • @benjaminfranzuela5847
    @benjaminfranzuela5847 Před 2 lety +4

    I’m fascinated by the fact that foreign media, big and small are interested with our election.
    Anyway, as long as the reportage is fair and sensible, I’ll watch it.
    Thank you.

    • @gensischosen251
      @gensischosen251 Před 2 lety +1

      Because our country Philippines has the most weirdest election so far in history, A champion boxer, a human rights lawyer, a son of dictator,a former actor and former cop are running for president

  • @avkezramos1160
    @avkezramos1160 Před 2 lety +17

    ~sigh~ To think the my fellow Filipino people would choose Ferdinand Marcos Jr. really makes me sad. 😥

    • @atenosh
      @atenosh Před 2 lety +4

      Yeahh... Been campaigning for Leni Kiko here, not sad they lost but sad bcs a history is revised.

    • @kyleshelby259
      @kyleshelby259 Před 2 lety

      The people have decided. There's nothing you can do or reverse the election results. Get over it.

    • @RatataGaming
      @RatataGaming Před 2 lety +1

      Same feelings here. History is one of my favorite subjects yet a lot of people don't know the importance of it.

    • @nightbotisahuman7388
      @nightbotisahuman7388 Před 2 lety +2

      @@atenosh Not history is revised, it is because of your supporters' attitude toward forcing to vote leni. Do not force someone because they will be agains you.

    • @jmgonzales7701
      @jmgonzales7701 Před 2 lety

      you will be barraged by his supporters.

  • @superzhane299
    @superzhane299 Před 2 lety +5

    holy shit what a candidate line up

    • @kofuchinoo
      @kofuchinoo Před 2 lety

      It's basically a circus at this point lol

    • @bephkai6158
      @bephkai6158 Před 2 lety

      ikr? me being a resident here makes me concerned on how these clowns got the chance to be in position.

  • @aeronx3772
    @aeronx3772 Před 2 lety +20

    Yes we are the Philippines!
    We hate corrupt politican and family dynasty. But we love to elect them as well!
    In case you ever feel stupid, always look for us then you'll be relieved.

    • @eterinia8611
      @eterinia8611 Před 2 lety +1

      Welcome to the Philippines we have.
      A Dictator's son.
      A bee.
      And a boxer (Who put this person in the candidates list?).

  • @zurie35
    @zurie35 Před 2 lety +11

    we all know he's gonna follow in his fathers footsteps. 6 years time when he's like "nah not giving up power" ill have zero sympathy.

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety +3

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos

    • @frakez6155
      @frakez6155 Před 2 lety +4

      The fact that you don't know what martial law is, terrifies the fuck outta me

    • @theseknotsu9619
      @theseknotsu9619 Před 2 lety

      The president can order martial law but he need the opinion of the senate i think. So even if he try to do that another mas rallies will try to overthrow him imo.

    • @frakez6155
      @frakez6155 Před 2 lety

      @@theseknotsu9619 he only did that BECAUSE OF COMMUNISTS TRYING TO DO A COUP, mass rally happened because of what the soldiers did.
      It wasn't his fault that the soldiers abused their power

    • @theseknotsu9619
      @theseknotsu9619 Před 2 lety

      @@frakez6155 I'm talking about BBM not his father. Martial law will lead to another mass rallies kaya malabo na mag martial law. Ewan na lng kung may mangyare na aberya sa 6 year term nya. Tsaka pwede namn mag impeach ng president kung may gagawin syang katarantaduhan kaya i'll just see kung ano magagawa nya sa termino nya.

  • @demonke7829
    @demonke7829 Před 2 lety +11

    Philippino politics is scary and not ideal, but holy shit it’s interesting.

    • @chrystgavenfamorcan8507
      @chrystgavenfamorcan8507 Před 2 lety +1

      It is because it can possibly lead to another Sri Lanka where it ends up in a CCP Debt Trap.

    • @herrkommandank675
      @herrkommandank675 Před rokem

      @@chrystgavenfamorcan8507 False, Chinese debt just makes around 2% of the country's EXTERNAL DEBT, in which external debt ONLY MAKES UP 30% of the country's total debt.
      Besides, a foreign reserve that is 100 USD Billion Strong, an economy that has a diverse secotr, from manufacturing to services, and an economy that is consistently growing more than 6% isn't poised for disaster.

  • @robertmchenry5274
    @robertmchenry5274 Před 2 lety

    YES

  • @sedimenta2603
    @sedimenta2603 Před 2 lety +2

    31M out of 55M voters, you gotta do way more research than that...

  • @SwissSareth
    @SwissSareth Před 2 lety +6

    That tab-for-a-cause thing sounds shady as fuck, but at least their stuff seems to be open-source.

    • @Seth9809
      @Seth9809 Před 2 lety +1

      I wonder if it's like Honey.

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos

  • @Hand-in-Shot_Productions
    @Hand-in-Shot_Productions Před 2 lety +34

    Earlier today, I have heard the strange-sounding news about Bongbong and his election! Now I understand it a bit better! Thanks for the video!
    Also, thanks for bringing _Tab_ _for_ _a_ _Cause_ to my attention! Now, every time I open Chrome, I will be helping the Ukrainian cause!

  • @pr0fess0rbadass
    @pr0fess0rbadass Před 2 lety +1

    Please take note the the 74% drop in crime rate is highly dubious.

    • @budgetproductions1178
      @budgetproductions1178 Před 2 lety

      well the previous criminals are 6 feet under and the possible criminals have fear

  • @MaiTakeda
    @MaiTakeda Před 2 lety

    Yes.

  • @sagrinne9922
    @sagrinne9922 Před 2 lety +50

    i personally remember a comment left by duterte himself that marcos is a poor choice to be president. definitely sent some of his supporters to hell and back trying to antagonize him lmaooo

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety +9

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos

    • @nghekkkk828
      @nghekkkk828 Před 2 lety +2

      i also recall duterte saying something like "if marcos won the VP electoral protest then i will abdicate so he can be in charge"

    • @sagrinne9922
      @sagrinne9922 Před 2 lety +6

      @@nghekkkk828 what the hell is coming out of that person's mouth, im wondering

    • @seraby7151
      @seraby7151 Před 2 lety

      Duterte is old and has amnesia.

    • @truthbetold5460
      @truthbetold5460 Před 2 lety

      Haha until now you don't have a clue how to read Duterte's words. Read between the lines.

  • @glenncheatham1320
    @glenncheatham1320 Před 2 lety +17

    What a disgrace. They deserve everything they get from him.🙄

    • @julius3729
      @julius3729 Před 2 lety

      Do some research dude. You'll never know whats the truth if you just depend on what the West or the Liberals tell you

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety +2

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos

    • @glenncheatham1320
      @glenncheatham1320 Před 2 lety +3

      @@julius3729 I love winding you people up.😂

    • @canyou7670
      @canyou7670 Před 2 lety +3

      The white man talks

    • @laeno1343
      @laeno1343 Před 2 lety +1

      @@glenncheatham1320 Now let's not generalize 15 million people voted for his rival. This election is basically like trump vs Hillary.

  • @darko7mc186
    @darko7mc186 Před 2 lety +1

    What could possibly go wrong here now.

  • @juanfranciscovillarroelthu6876

    Remember kids, it can always get worst.

  • @tylerleggett5088
    @tylerleggett5088 Před 2 lety +3

    The electorate in general is providing just how ignorant people are. Part of me is glad its just not an American problem. Sometimes I wonder if we're worthy of democracy as a collective society. The society you have depends on who you vote for.

    • @guywithmanyname5247
      @guywithmanyname5247 Před 2 lety +1

      Bruh XD you think filipino people are dumb there is a reason why he won need to dig deeper and find what is true and whats propaganda im not going to say what is what to avoid being bias you deside

    • @wush7985
      @wush7985 Před rokem

      Humans in general are ignorant Republicans invaded Philippines using American Tax payers before. While in Philippines we keep allowing foreign countries to control us by not supporting institutional reforms just like in USA supporting doupoly politics and imperialist institutions.

  • @ekimsoger5943
    @ekimsoger5943 Před 2 lety +14

    We are tired with Aquino and liberal administration. We suffer from crimes, corruptions and injustices during their administration. We are tired. Better we will vote for Marcos. We have nothing to lose. We were scammed on 1986.

    • @hdcordes6299
      @hdcordes6299 Před 2 lety

      so you are saying you elected the family that stole $10 Billion to be in charge of finding the $10Nillion they stole because you are tired of corruption???😂 Who ties your shoes?

    • @SirFaceFone
      @SirFaceFone Před 2 lety +4

      We can only hope that Marcos² isn't a scam as well.

    • @augustuslunasol10thapostle
      @augustuslunasol10thapostle Před 2 lety

      @@SirFaceFone one can only hope the Philippines has nothing to lose even if he is a scam the military will just do its job might aswell be in a military junta if this administration fails

  • @robertjohnmarcella263
    @robertjohnmarcella263 Před 2 lety

    yes

  • @ernstschmidt4725
    @ernstschmidt4725 Před 2 lety +1

    how sad how inevitable are political dynasties to modern republics.

  • @miniaturejayhawk8702
    @miniaturejayhawk8702 Před 2 lety +4

    China got itself a new ally lol.

    • @weareheretochange7361
      @weareheretochange7361 Před 2 lety

      please report Marcos apologists/Report that deny human rights violation to CZcams headquarters
      Philippines is having crisis of misleading information about Marcos
      Mass report the trolls

    • @miniaturejayhawk8702
      @miniaturejayhawk8702 Před 2 lety

      @@weareheretochange7361 I dont give a shit about human rights. Dont be dumb and dont be weak, simple. 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

  • @johnpatrickorense3982
    @johnpatrickorense3982 Před 2 lety +9

    No one mentions what Bongbong will do during the Feb 25 holiday remembrance. Will he declare Aug 21 as a holiday? Its pretty awkward but hey, if they rewrote history, they can scrap these events and even remove Ninoy and Cory from the 500 peso bill because he has to put his signature there. Ninoy might be thinking "Mali yata ako, the Filipino is NOT worth dying for"

    • @jomariebinas1510
      @jomariebinas1510 Před 2 lety +2

      It's really sad but true. The Philippines really is not worth fighting for. On the flip side I don't think the middle to upper class of our country would be affected too much. Since although we are shitt, Our country provides in demand resources such as iron, coconuts, service oriented jobs and etc. So growth may shrink but will probably increase. But upward social mobility is really a pipe dream for the poor unless they go abroad. The rich and the middle can probably continue with their lives with a bit inconvenience and price increases.

  • @tomaslane6018
    @tomaslane6018 Před 2 lety

    Man imagine going into negotiations with a man named bong bong sounds like a Dave Chapelle Character

  • @holdenennis
    @holdenennis Před 2 lety +2

    I heard Bongbong Marcos wants to change the Philippine constitution to federalize the republic.