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Friday, June 12, 2015

Tweet Scoop: Lea Salonga Asks What is There to Celebrate

Image courtesy of Twitter: MsLeaSalonga

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  1. Exactly! Nothing to celebrate cause there is nothing to rejoice. Like hello????

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    1. That we can speak freely, and post rude comments like this? Or that we can freely exercise our right to love, as oppoaed to countries that ban homosexuality. You do know lea, in your beloved 1st world singapore, you can't do either. That's why i still love my democratic Philippines, for better or worse, till death do us part!

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    2. Is there really such a place? If there is, why doesn't she live there. The Philippines is far from perfect but its home. She's so negative.

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    3. wala mang dahilan mag celebrate si ateng Leah, pero ako nagsecelebrate ako ng sakto lang...at least wala tayo sa mga lugar na ma ISIS, hindi nakablock ang FB, twitter etc..malayo tayong napapractice ang religion, sa iba pupugutan ka ng ulo pag naging Kristiyano ka..mas maganda pa rin sa Pilipinas kaysa ibang bansa. The prices of the goods here are way much cheaper compare to other countries. Oh yes, I am a very positive person and I don't blame the government, it's difficult to change them but I can change myself always. Magtrabaho kayo, magsikap at nang hindi naghihirap at hindi iasa lahat sa gobyerno.

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    4. True 11:35. Kaya kung wala ka masasabi ng maganda leah sa bansa namin, impake ka n lng. Hindi ka namin kailangan.

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    5. She doesn't need you neither. hahahahaha! It's pathetic how people like you easily reacted on a tweet which you don't really digested inside your brain cells. Makapag react lang mga teh? Hahahahah!

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  2. Atleast ate malaya tayong nakakapag tweet sa gusto natin at di na tayo slaves! Daming problema ni lea sa buhay! Isa ka sa mga nakikinabang ng pagiging free

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    1. Kelan ba tayo magiging free sa mga reklamo at rants ni Lea Salonga?

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    2. Baket teh? Sa ibng bansa ba BAWAL mag TWITTER? Buti nga nagmamalasakit yung tao sa ating INANG BAYAN eh, at FYI lang, sa NYC na siya naka-based kaya kahit kelan pwede niyang iwanan at hindi pakinabangan ang mga sinasabi mong "free" pero mahal niya ang bansa naten, so anong masama kung kahit man lang sa Social media maiparating niya kung ANO TALAGA ANG MALI sa SISTEMA na bansa naten? Talangkang tard na to, siguro isa ka sa mga "bayaran" voters... Makapang-hamak lang wala namang sense ang bash! ~not even a Lea fan

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    3. Just like you celebrate the 4th of July na kinopya lang naman talaga natin! Actually 4th of july talaga nung naging "independent" tayo from foreign ruling our country. Nung panahon ni pres. Roxas, kaso gusto ng mga masong islam ang june 12 dahil mason si aguinaldo kaya yun ang ginawa. Pero hindi pa rin naman free dahil anjan pa din ang roman empire na roman catholic at islam na mga arms niya hindi lang alam ng lahat. Rev. 13.

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    4. @12:50 me censorship po ang twitter sa ibang country just so you know North Korea, China, Iran and Turkey...
      yung first country says it all YAN YUNG PUNTO ni 12:12

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    5. Reminiscing our freedom from the colonizers. But in reality, we're still in the hands of the US power.

      But come to think of it, we got our abused "democracy" in 1970s is what Lea's ranting about. When we got our "freedom" from Marcos, crimes and poverty were more irrepressible.

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    6. 12:50 ayan na naman mason comment mo hahaha

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    7. Sorry 12:50, hehe para kay commenter 1:00 yun. Peace.

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    8. Agree ano ba talaga celebrate.. Haaay sana hndi nalang binigay ng america ang kalayaan natin, eh di sana ok bansa natin, parang hawaii, saipan and guam datin natin.. Tignan nyo ngayon? Mga capitalista nagpapatakbo ng gobyerno natin, pag election, ilang milyon ang donate nila sa mga gusto nilang manok nila, kapalit eh protection sa knlang sariling interest..

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    9. Oo 1250, saibang bansa, bawal ang twitter. Bawal magsalita nang masama aa gobyerno, bawal magreklamo sa gobyerno at mag-rally sa kalye. Bawal ang bakla, ang pag-practice ng iba't ibang relihiyon, at bawal nga sa iba ang chewing gum eh! Marami tayong natatamasang pribilehiyo, kaya magpasalamat pa rin tayo!

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    10. 1:54 am, kaya sila may censorship kasi communist po sila, hndi lang ako sure sa iran.. Just so u know..

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    11. 1:59 I agree with you.

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    12. 12:12 tweets nlang ang kainin mo! Tweets nlang ipambayad mo sa maha na presyo ng bilihin! Tweets nlang ang sakyan mo instead of MRT, tweets nlang ipambayad nyo sa pataaas nang pataas na tuition fee taun taon! Mag-tweet ka ng mag-tweet habang naiipit sa walang katapusang problema sa traffic! Isama mo naman sa tweet mo ang pdaf at dap ni pnoy!

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    13. Hi. the fact that you used "at least" in your argument proves Lea's point. People like you who allow the abuse of power makes this country worse. Parang sinabi mo na ok lang kung nakatali ang aso basta mahaba ang tali, ung hindi masyadong ramdam ang pagkagapos ng ating kababayan sa korapsyon at kasinungalingan. Haaay. Babaw mo kasi

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    14. 12:48 panalo ka 'teh! Freedom to tweet lang yata ang hangad ni ateng 12:12 para sa Inang-Bayan! hahaha

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    15. 8:06 i so do agree. sana american colony tayo ngayon. hahai kakabagot maging pinoy!

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    16. @12:50 opo, like dito sa China block ang twitter pati FB, IG at Google at napakarami pang ibang websites.

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  3. Walang pasok! Long weekend!

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  4. No country is either debt-free, poverty free, or even crime free! Stupid opinions nowadays. *sigh*

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    1. Don't forget the 1960s where we were once up there, next to Japan. Look where the freakin democracy of the Aquinos got us?

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    2. Pak na pak! English lang ung tweet pero pang bo**tang rant. Haha o

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    3. Lea should read this! Imbes na magcomplain ka tita Lea, magpalawak ka ng kaalaman tungkol sa national issues. Tutal madami ka namang followers. That makes a difference.

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    4. @2:00am and just look how extremely rich the Marcoses are until now. Where do you think we will be if they are still in power? Another thing we both know we will not be able express our opinions the same way we are doing now if that is the case so i don't understand where are you coming from. Wake up!!!

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    5. 8:42 hindi ka maka-move on sa mga Marcoses! Ilang dekada na ang nagdaan, ilabg presidente na ang pumalit, dalawang Aquino na ang nanungkulan bilang presidente, may nabago ba sa bansa natin? Lalo lang lumala ang korupsyon dahil sa pdaf at dap na yan! Lalo lang nalugmok sa kahirapan ang bayan ni Juan! May mga bansang sinalanta ng giyera tulad ng Japan na binagsakan pa ng atomic bomb, Korea, Taiwan, atbp., pero nakabangon at umunalad dahil sa magabdang halimbawa at epektibong palakad ng pamahalaan nila!

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  5. Duh? Are first world countries debt-free, poverty-free, or corruption-free? Ang ibig sabihin mo yata dapat perfect ang status ng country para magcelebrate ng independence day? Alam namin perfectionist ka. Eh di ikaw na

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    1. They're not, but they're also not the poorest of countries like the Philippines. The level of corruption is shameful. There is no reliable system: from medical care to law enforcement, to waste water management and environmental remediation. Even the power companies, phone companies, and other customer service industries have no solid structure, thus, delivering the poorest of services too. Pinot pride is a sad and empty statement.

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    2. I agree with u,even the first world country are not debt free! Pero utang na loob naman, hndi naman ganon kalaki, na hndi pa lumalabas anak m sa tyan mo, eh may utang na.ur sounds like working in a goverment!! Denial

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    3. Huwag pilosopo ateng! Hindi lang si Lea ang may rant na ganyan!

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  6. Hala! Problema nito? Tskkk.

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  7. May point naman siya.

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    1. Kaya nga eh, andaming talangka dito na kuntento na lang sa ganitong sistema ng gobyerno... Mga Juan Tamad, my utak kayo, gamitin niyo naman...

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    2. 12.52 it's not about being content with the current system, on the contrary. It's about accepting what is possible at the moment, that change cannot be done overnight. People like Lea love to point out problems instead of being part of the solution.

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    3. Teh 2:10
      Basic math and science lang po...
      How can you provide the solution if you can't identify the problem?
      Di ba un ung step 1 parati? Elementary pa lang tinuturo na yan... O baka di ka pa po nakakatuntong sa elementary?

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    4. If you cannot point out the problem, how will you able to find solution?

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    5. Sus ka naman 1252! So accept na lang ng accept kada palit ng administrasyon? Yan lang ang solusyon, tanggapin na lang ng tanggapin ang nga pangako at pambobola ng mga pulitikong ganid!

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    6. 2:10 pala hindi 12:52

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  8. Tita Lea alam king bastos ka. Pero sana naisip mo irespeto ang mga BAYANI na nag buwis ng buhay nila para maging malaya ang Inang bayan naten.


    --BAKLANG MANICURISTa

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    1. Excuse me iba ang bastos sa prangka no! Mas bastos pa nga dating mo sa totoo lang.

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    2. Tama. Irespeto ang ginawa nila para sa bayan. Pero ngayon, tingin mo ikakatuwa nila ang mga nangyayari?

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    3. Nirerespeto ba ng mga buwayang pulitiko ang mga sakripisyong ginawa ng mga TUNAY nating bayani? Wala na ngang takot sa Diyos sa pangungurakot sa kaban ng bayan! Imbes na gamitin ang pondo sa pagpapa-unlad ng bansa, ayun at bulsa dito bulsa doon ang ginagawa!

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    4. 1:32 anong konek?

      dadak wala naman konek ke lea sagot mo?

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    5. 7:57 may konek ang sinasabi ni 1:32 sa rant ni Lea. Huwag magpaka-tan*a!

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  9. Maybe Ms. Salonga needs to re-read our long and tumultuous history then she'd have an answer. Kakairita na mga ganitong Artista na feeling may social significance ang mga posts.

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    1. True. Nagmamagaling masyado.

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  10. Dapat icelebrate ang pagka wala ng pamaypay mo tita!

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  11. Madam mag detox ka! Lemon water with cucumber and mint leaves! Maganda sya sa mind and body.

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  12. I hope the country will be free of her nauseating pontifications on Twitter. LOL

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    1. Tama! Mas marami yata mga ganyan kesa corrupt politicians sa Pinas lol

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    1. no, she doesn't!

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    2. love you coach Lea, buti ka pa alam mo kalagayan ng bansa natin,di gya ng iba dito ngcocomment gang kanto lang kaya asal kalye

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    3. you mean, pointless?!

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  14. Kung ang U.S.A. nga hindi rin naman Poverty-free, at lalung-lalo nang Crime-free nagse-celebrate eh.


    As if!!!

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  15. Pakiusap Tita Lea, make us free from negative and whining people like yourself.

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  16. She has a good point there. People from those days had a reason to celebrate, now I think we are a slave in our own country by those corrupt officials who are in power. #Rizaldoingfacepalm

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    1. Why not leave the country for good if you feel you are being a slave here in Philippines?

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    2. 1am Have you tried? If not, then at least heard or read about what are the immigration staff doing to outbound passengers? They almost DON'T WANT YOU TO LEAVE EITHER.

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    3. I actually left the Philippines for good and migrated to the US years ago.

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    4. ok so anon 12.27, what have you done for your country then? have you ever asked yourself that? I meant the philiplines ha, not the country you chose.

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    5. 2:21 baka naman may bad record ka kaya na question ka sa immigration. Kung ayaw mo umalis sa bansa namin, wag ka mag reklamo nang walang ginagawa ng mabuti sa bansa.

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  17. Ms. Lea.... Uhm, independence from absolute foreign control?

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  18. Reklamadora itong si Lea Salonga.

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  19. Freedom! We are not the only country who is not debt, corruption and crime free! Get a grip to reality. You're such an idealist it does not even exist!

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    1. But we could at least try harder to improve, right?
      How we can improve if we don't even listen to issues and act on it.
      Idealism may not exist but at least we can get nearer to it.

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    2. Bakit 6:33 may ginagawa ba kayo ni leah sa bansa namin para tumulong sa kapwa?

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  20. Wahahaha! Tumfact Tita Lea!

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  21. Kaloka, filipino pride na nag doubt sa independence ng pinas. Teh, mas malaki ang problema ng Pinas bukod sa utang, crime at corruption. Ano yun? Kultura. Hindi natin alam kung sino tayo.

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    1. 12.30 Huh? baka ikaw ang hindi alam kung sino ka. Kailangan bang bumalik ang Marshall Law bago ninyo ma appreciate ang freedom nating ngayon?

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    2. Alam mo ano pr0blema ng pinas? Kulang ng mga taong may pagmamahal sa bansa. Yan wala nang ibang ginawa kundi mag reklamo and pansinin ang mali at umalis sa bansa. It is not about being contented with crappy things like corruption pero naisip nyo ba kung ano nagawa nyo para sa bansa? And besides, let'S be realistic here. Even first-world countries are not crime-free and corruption-free.

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  22. We celebrate because our forefathers sacrificed their lives for us to be free. We celebrate independence for what they did to us, not what our generation did. Tayo ang umabuso sa kalayaan natin. Tayong masyadong naging malaya. May dahilan para ipagdiwang ito para sa kanila at gunitain na dapat maging mabuting mamamayan tayo. Hindi para maging negatibo, Lea.

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  23. Ikaw ma lang umupo kasi baka overnight lahat maayos mo.

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  24. Try to run then ms perfect. Lahat ng sinabi mo common din sa ibang bansa ano? Di wag kang mag.celebrate me pake ba ako

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  25. Kung ganito ang kaisipan walang bansa ang mag celebrate ng freedom/independence.

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  26. Lea kung may mahanap kang isang bansa sa buong mundo na debt/poverty/crime/corruption free pwede dun ka na lang tumira. #walangutopia

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  27. me point pero ms lea the fact na nakapag-tweet ka ng ganyan at me accessible na platform like twitter sa country mo, one of the reasons to celebrate na yan!
    hindi po pede yan sa ibang bansa...wala nyan sa ibang bansa

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  28. Tita Lea, the fact na pwede kang ngumawa ng ganyan ay isang rason na para mag celebrate

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  29. Dapat icelebrate ang pagkakaroon mo ng internet connection tita Lea dahil diyan malaya kang nakakapag IG.

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  30. Funny. We abhor corruption, poverty, crime and other social ills. Pero pikon tayo pag si Tita Lea ang nagsalita tungkol dito. Matalas kasi ang dila kaya nakakainsulto. Yes, Tita, sa kabila ng lahat eh may kalayaan pa rin kaming ipinagdiriwang. Kawawa ka naman, nakakulong sa perpekto mong mundo. Walang kang kalayaan.

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    1. 12:51 AM. nakakapikon ang mabasa at marinig ang puro reklamo lamang. Ano ba ang solusyon nya sa problema?

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  31. we are free to comment, to whine to criticize and free to steal, to corrupt, to persuade, to dupe poor people like the politicians.

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  32. Punta ka na Lang sa China nang macensor yang tweets mo!

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  33. Is she even proud to be a Filipino?!! Nakakahiya

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    1. She WAS proud.. when the whole country was celebrating her Ms Saigon stint, in her all-Pinay beauty, complexion, nose and all! Nagbago lang mukha nya pati paninindigan nabago na din with her irritating accent when speaking English!

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  34. kung ayaw mong gunitain ang pag bubuwis buhay ng mga bayani sa pagiging malaya bansa natin edi wag.Wag mo kaming idamay day. kahit papano thankful parin kami na free na ang pinas. try mo mabuhay sa panahon ng kastila baka magising ka sa sinasabi mo.

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  35. She might have forgotten that even first world countries aren't free from debts and crimes. June 12 is a commemoration of our independence from Spain. What's her deal?

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  36. Tweet mo Day ang makakapagbigay sa atin ng lahat ng freedom na nabangit mo at iboboto ko.

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  37. ang yabang. kala mo me napatunayan dito sa Pilipinas. panuorin nya kamo paulit ulit ang redwood curtain kung gano kabano umarte. she is not even an artist she is just a fantastic broadway vocalist. please free yourself from that pedestal you are standing on.

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    1. Saksak nya sa kidney nya yun tony nya

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    2. Totoo naman Wala ni isang pelikula na kumita sya!

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      SO TRUE!

      wala siyang kumitang pelikula! akala mo naman magaling na artista?

      bwhahaha

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  38. Ewan ko sayo Ms. Lea, ang dakilang pessimist! Lahat nalang may kuda ka

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  39. Kung mahal mo ang bayan natin, wag ka ng mag complain. Ako sa mind ko na lang, sana ganun, sana ganito....puro work na lang.

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  40. Surprised that a person as smart as Lea continues to believe that there is a utopia. Even Scandinavian countries have debts, crimes and homeless people. She needs some dose of history . An independence day is a celebration of the birth of a nation, the day we were freed from Spain. If independence means freedom from sufferings and problems, then , only the dead are club members. Let's stop believing that because one is materially well-off, they are happier. Unknown to us , the homeless might even be happier. I am beyond pissed-off with her snooty demeanor , as if the first world country is the epitome of all that is good in a society. Btw, I'm a Fil-am and have travelled around the world . I don't follow Lea's ideological colonization. Just sing !

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    1. Totally agree. Very well said.

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    2. Hay sana mabasa ni tita lea yang comment mo 1:22!

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    3. Very well said!

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  41. What a myopic view of history! Mag History 101 ka muna , Lea!

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  42. i dont think there are countries that exist as such. ang mga mauunlad na bansa ang mga nasa itaas ng mga bansang maaraming utang. sana nagresearch muna sya bago sya nagpost. lalo na well traveled sya, alam nya na walang bansa na wala ang nasabi nya.

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  43. ateng lea wala pong bansa sa dept free , crime free, corruption freebat poverty free , baka po heaven ang hinahanap mo sa langit po perpecto buhay

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    1. exactly kahit ang land of the free na US nararanasan ang ganyang ganap...

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  44. why not leave the Philippines,taga Us naman sya ,Baka duon yun mga nirarant nya about Philippines wala SA USA ...

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  45. Ms Perfectionist strikes again! Ikaw na ang major sa pol-sci, economics and history! Kakaloka ka teh!

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    1. Agree!

      We are celebrating our independence. We are NOT celebrating poverty, foreign debt, and corruption, insecure big-mouth little Ms Perfect

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  46. Nakakulong ang utak sa apat na sulok ng entablado! Ikaw na ang madaming alam tah kah

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  47. Some of her tweets can be irritating but in this case she was merely asking "Why do we celebrate it?"
    She didn't say "Why do we bother celebrating it?"

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  48. Ms Lea, its for our past and future generation for our country's pride, fidelity and loyalty. You're one one of the reason why we Filipinos are stereotyped... Stop na po crab mentality. Kkturn off ka po ! Hmp!!!

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  49. hay nako ateng lea kumpara sa ibang bansa malaya tayo! ipadala kaya kita sa middle east nang maramdaman mo ang totoong di malaya... reklamadora tse!!

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  50. We are celebrating the heroes who gave us our freedom.

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  51. And may I ask Lea... why are you still in the Philippines? If you don't want to celebrate/commemorate the day we finally got freed from Spanish regime then...go find that land where you deemed right to celebrate Independence based on your belief. Ingrate! And you think you're all that just because you starred in some famous broadway musicals? Actually we don't need your over the top liberal mentality and don't shove it down to your fellow Filipinos. Hay...ang OA mo na saksakan ka pa ng yabang! JUST SING!

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  52. Oh Tita Lea, go live in Utopia then. If you can find one, that is. And why are you here by the way? go back to the States or something. you will not be missed.

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  53. The mere fact that you've been ranting on Twitter and has the job that you have now is reason enough to celebrate. In other countries, women cannot even vote or get a decent education.

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  54. I agree.. Why should we settle for less?

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  55. We are commemorating our heroes, our history. Lahat nalang hahanapan ng mali! Punta kayo sa Luneta ngayon may mga booth ang iba't ibang govt agencies magreklamo kayo dun.

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  56. Naiimpaktahan na ako sa babaeng to!

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    1. ngayon ka lang tumama aling mariah

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    2. Yung mga dati niyang kuda pwede pang pagbigyan eh..pero ito grabe naman! Di ko kinaya, nakakapanggalaiti ka tita lea. Over sa pagka-perfectionist! Taas ng lipad mo masyado ha..ingat lang mas masakit ang bagsak kapag ganyan na kataas ang lipad. Bawasan mo din siguro hangin sa ulo mo, onti nalang sasabog na eh.

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  57. sa mga nagtatanong ano ang dapat ipadgiwang sa araw ng kalayaan, ganung hindi pa naman talaga tayo "malaya" magbukas ng pahayagan at tgnan ang balita sa middle east katulad ng Syria. Saka ka magtanong ano ang dapat icelebrate

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    1. Agree 8:57. Nakakaloka tong si Lea. Biglang naging ignorante tingin ko sa kanya.

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  58. We have nothing to celebrate

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  59. Ms Lea, a lot of countries that aren't debt-free, poverty-free, crime-free, and corruption-free (like the US) also celebrate independence day!

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  60. Umariba olet sa pagka-nega si Tita! Hendeh man lang magpasalamat na may bansa siyang mababalikan para sa kanyang showbiz career?!?

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    1. Hay naku..sana umalis na siya at wag ng bumalik kung ganyan rin lang siya mag isip!

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  61. Ah ganun. Eh di lumayas ka. Ingrata!

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  62. Nakaka turn off naman ang comment coming from a respected icon. tsk tsk tsk.

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  63. punta ka na lang sa north korea or sa saudi para ma appreciate mo kung ano man meron tayong tinatamasa ngayon. it may not be ideal pero it is worth celebrating.

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    1. Agree. Grabe to si tita lea nakakaloka na

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  64. Bakit, ang US ba ay crime-free at poverty-free? Nagcecelebrate pa rin naman sila ng Independence Day, diba? Shunga mo lea

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  65. Some people are so opinionated presenting a know-it-all demeanour when in fact, in the process, they are just exposing their ignorance.

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    1. KOREK! kaya hindi naging valedictorian itong si lea eh!

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  66. Akala mo kung sino perfect yan si leah! Ni wala naman sya nagagawa sa bansa natin. Stay in u.s. na lng. Resign ka na sa voice kids

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  67. Madam Lea, the fact that you can freely express your opinion through social media is one big reason to celebrate. duh! so negatron!

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  68. Is there such a country? Siguro yung moon ganyan. Dun ka tumira Tita.

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  69. Well traveled is Tita Lea pero she has never been to China? Hmmm... Hmmm... Hmmm.... I guess not everyone is perfect then pala ha ha. Basa basa din ng current events pag may time. Huwag yung panay broadway shows and inaatupag.

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  70. Kayo naman. :) wala lang magawa yan nung Independence Day holiday. Hayaan nyo na. Be Free, Lea! It's our gift to you.

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  71. ang nega talaga. she could have said it in a more positive manner.

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  72. sya na lang mag presidente

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  73. And this is why Regine is more loved by the nation than Lea. You would think na mas matalino si Lea at mali-mali ang spelling ni Regine minsan dahil sa dyslexia. But Regine is always more sensitive and comes off as more sensible and mature. Si Regine hindi mareklamo, mahal niya ang bayan niya pero she still says her piece about current situations in an appropriate manner. Marunong mag self censor hindi gaya nitong si Lea daldal nang daldal maski pamaypay na kababawan ginagawang rant sa social media. Si Regine wala kang maririnig kundi suporta sa newbies at kapwa artista kahit superior siya. Si Lea ang hilig magparinig na parang high school. Kung tutuusin mas marami naman talagang dinalang karangalan si Regine sa bansa kesa sa kanya na tony award nga pero 19 kopong kopong pa at di na naulit. Regine represents the filipinos better and she's actually more popular to non filipinos than Lea. Kaya nanay Lea, hwag po masyadong mayabang at mapagmataas.

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  74. Did this girl take sibika, hekasi, and social studies? Reality speak, no country even exist as such. Too idealistic and perfectionist to the point of getting pointless. Unpatrotic bi**h. Big mouth but pea brain.

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  75. It's her opinion and hers alone. May point din naman yung post niya. Nasa sa inyu na kung papaano ninyo e-handle ang opinion nya. Wala rin naman atang nasasagasaang tao, so not a big deal.

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