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Thursday, August 22, 2024

Tweet Scoop: Karen Davila Reminds Lawmakers to Stop Victim-Blaming, Public Shaming


Images courtesy of Facebook/ X: Karen Davila, inquirerdotnet

117 comments:

  1. Napanood ko yong sa senado na questioning ni Estrada kay Muhlach at don sa isa, napaka insensitive. Sana. nagpa Tulfo nalang si Nino kesa dinala sa senado.

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    1. May hirit pa si distinguished Senator from San Juan na "Ano sasagot ka ba!? You're wasting our time." Pinapapa step by step un rape PUBLICLY. Mga ganung bagay sa complaint, NBI at court na lang sinasabi kasi those are sensitive matters

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    2. Yan hirap sa politiko. They're not there to serve but to be served. Akala mo Diyos magaasta

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    3. “Stop wasting our time!” Why did they even have to take it up in the Senate in the first place. In aid of legislation? Did the victim really have to go relive his harrowing experience for these senators to make laws, and in front of TV cameras?

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    4. hay jinggoy, wala ka ng nagawa na maganda sa senate. matulog ka na lang.

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    5. Eh kasi nga karamihan diyan sa Senado walang alam sa batas. Periodt.

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  2. Good job Karen. Shame on you, Jinggoy! Wala ka na nga nagawang tama, ganyan ka pa umasta.

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    1. yes, napanood ko some parts of that hearing. grabe, kung ganyan nila itatrato ang mga invited nila na witnesses to testify IN AID OF LEGISLATION, parang tinatrato kang kriminal? kahit mga biktima kung tratuhin bastos. aba ikaw na nga tumutulong para magawa nila ang trabaho nila, babastusin ka pa? nakakapanginig ng laman talaga.

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  3. THIS!!! Sometimes maka-asta sila kala mo above all else eh.

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  4. well said.
    Too many incompetent politicians.

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  5. I agree! Di ko nagugustuhan ang way ng salita ni Jinggoy. May pa-stop wasting out time pang nalalaman.

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    1. True! Kala mo sya ung naaaksaya ang oras, eh trabaho nya un as public servant

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    2. Yan na nga lang ginagawa nya eh di pa ayusin

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  6. OA naman talaga si Jinggoy. And please, there is a proper court na dapat mag investigate sa kaso ni Sandro. Dapat nio na itong itigil kasi halata naman na bias sila. Sayang din ang pera and oras sa case na to. Na file na naman ang kaso. Let the judge do their job!

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    1. Napaghahalata tuloy na wala silang alam. Why did they allow this in the first place? Anong alam nya? Binoto lang siya ng mga tsong nauto nya pwede na siya mag handle ng ganitong mga case??? Seriously. Kawawa mga victims lalong nato traumatize.

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    2. Hindi lang un victim. Pati sa mga suspect, nagpa powertrip na sila.

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  7. Exactly! These senators think they are high and mighty but the truth is, they lack skills and qualifications to become one. They like to grandstand thinking they are more effective if they do it this way.

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    1. Because the senators/law makers that yall voted doesn't even study law

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    2. very well said Karen. victims na nga sila, pinapahiya pa. so yung mga ibang victims, lalong matatakot na mag sumbong o magsalita. kasi biktima na nga pero bakit parang kasalanan nila na naging biktima sila? sa totoo lang ang tapang nga nila e.

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    3. Not only about knowing the law, it's also about being a respectful and sensitive human.

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    4. Jinggoy studied Law sa Lyceum, not sure lang kung natapos.

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  8. Kaya nga kala mo walang bahid dumi yang mga senator na yan. Kulang na nga sa talino, kulang pa sa good manners and right conduct. Please don't vote for these kind of people.

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  9. I love this statement of Ms Karen. Madami nga sa nga Pinoys Ang magbabalik ng sisi sa mga biktima.

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  10. Hay naku hopefully nakarating sa maangas na senator na walang bahid ng dungis

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  11. Bastos obvious naman. Nakakahiya lang kasi parang wala ding dignidad ang senado.

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  12. What would we expect? Hire clowns, you get a circus 🤡

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  13. Bravo Ms. Karen! Di ako nagkamali na mag sub sa vlogs mo . You gained my respect when I gt to know you more through your vlogs and you being a God fearing individual. You are an inspiration!

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  14. Victim shaming is and will never be okay. May pag-asa pa ba ang political style ng Pinas?

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  15. AGREE!!!!! 'tong si Jinggoy kala mo kay linis!

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    1. yep and he was convicted for graft and corruption.

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  16. Ewan ko pero napaka panget nila makipagusap. Walang man Lang Ka professionalism parang Hindi mga senado. The way they speak. Parang walang substance. Jusko po.

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    1. Eh sa wala naman talagang substance. Just mostly a bunch of 🤡

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  17. I really hope na maging matalino na ang botante. Pero I know medyo malabo yan. Isang budots lang, isang matinding campaign lang wala panalo na mga yan.

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  18. Di na nasusunod yung criminal justice system. Bakit may Senate na?

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  19. Yung isa walang alam sa marital rape. Yung isa walang alam sa empathy towards rape victims. Hindi nga dapat kinukwestyon pag walang psych sa loob eh.

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  20. Well-said, Karen Davila.

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  21. Sana man lang they maintained professionalism and respect kahit pa hindi sila lawyers. At sana pinanood man lang nila yung public trial nina Amber at Johnny para nakakuha ng tips dun sa lawyers ni Johnny. Hehe

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    1. unang una hindi naman public trial ang sa senado. kaya nga nagtataka ako na bakit kung umarte sila parang JUDGE. in aid of legislation...kaya kahit feeling nila Guilty ang mga nag te-testify, hindi sila dapat nagpa-pass ng judgment. respetohin pa rin dapat nila lalo na ang mga biktima. hindi dapat pinapahiya. biktima na nga , tatratuhin pa ng kabastusan.

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    2. 6:28 Unang una sana inintindi mo yung comment. Ang sabi, SANA PINANOOD YUNG PUBLIC TRIAL NINA AMBER AT JOHNNY. Yung kina Amber ang public trial, HINDI yung sa senado!

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    3. 6:28 mukang di mo naintindihan yung comment auntie. Bakit parang galit ka pa kay 11:51?

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  22. Exactly the way he spoke to Gerald Santos very disappointing. I thought baka naman na sensationalize lang ng media so I watched the whole Senate inquiry my GOD I was shocked. Watching it I saw how Niño teared up while listening to Gerlad's story alam mo talaga sino ung may mabuting puso kahit sila mismo may pinagdadaanan nakikinig sya at nakikisimpatiya kahit di sya nagsasalita kita mo sa body language nya na concerned sya kay Gerald.

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    1. Minsan parang nanginginig pa nga si Nino at namumula. He's really going through a gamut of emotions. My hear goes out to him as well as the victims.

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    2. dapat di na sila pumayag na mag-appear sa senate hearing. babastusin lang pala sila. direcho na sa korte dapat. wala namang nangyayari sa mga hearing hearing na yan. grandstanding lang, waste of time and money. para kunyari nagtatrabaho sila. ano na bang mga batas ang naipasa nila after ng mga senate hearings na yan?

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  23. Agree!!! Tapang ni Karen. Bilib ako sayo!

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  24. Hayst actually lawyers are insensitive din. I guess ganun talaga ata pag lawyers or law makers Kasi ayaw nila gamitin emotion nila to decide

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    1. same with doctors. walang empathy.

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  25. Can somebody enlighten me, why this case is in the Senate? Cases like rape, sexual harassment and the like should be dealt in a proper venue where victims will feel safe and not allowing other people to judge them, thus the reason of not coming out or filing a complaint immediately. Is there any Special Victims unit to handle this case? Wala ba proper court sa Pinas to do this? Did the senate study Psychology to deal with this kind of trauma and incidents experienced by the victims?

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    1. It is supposed to be an inquiry “In Aid of Legislation”. Kumbaga base sa nangyari e kung baka may magagawang mga batas or maimprove ang existing na batas para sa mga ganyan na pangyayari. Yung mas simple pa e para makakuha ng idea or parang inspiration ang mga mambabatas na gumawa ng batas.

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    2. That would have been okay if they will deliberate that after the case is done. Once the case is heard and the verdict is done, they can review the case in the senate and pass or revise a bill. Will the Senate give the verdict on this case? Pardon, but I just do not know how it works back home. But, imagine the trauma the victim has to suffer on talking about the incident over and over on both the Court and the Senate. That must be so traumatizing, considering the case is still not taken up in the court.

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    3. Ang dami ng batas na ginawa dyan.

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    4. ang kaso tinatrato nilang mga kriminal at pinapahiya ang mga invited witnesses nila. akala nila mga Judge sila. nakalimutan na in aid of legislation lang pala, at hindi sila korte.

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    5. Girl paulit ulit yang please enlighten mo. Sa bawat post dito about sa issue ni Sandro, laging kino-comment yan. Hanggang ngayon hindi ka pa ba enlightened?!

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    6. Thats what we get for electing clowns in the senate. Yan lang yung issue na kaya nilang sakyan dahik marami sa kanila from showbiz and even on that, sablay pa yung pag question nila.
      Pero yung issue sa budget si Risa lang nagsasalita at hinihimay yung appropriation ng buget.

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  26. Gusto lang siguro ni Jinggoy na palabasin na wala siyang kinakampihan. Artista rin kasi siya.

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    1. Well wrong acting sya if that’s the case 😂

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  27. Kudos to you Ms Karen even though we differ when it comes to political choice/ views, still, you’re inspiring.

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  28. It was so obvious that Jinggoy was defending GMA dun sa case ni Gerald Santos. Paulit ulit niya sinasabi na si Gerald ang umalis, not totally banned sa GMA and that GMA took action. Di makaintindi ng sinasabi ni Gerald palibhasa ang mission niyanis to defend GMA. He even asked Gerald bakit ka nandito and ano gusto mo mangyari. Ang bastos talaga. Di the senate committee invited him? Wag na iboto yan. Walang kwenta! I hope hindi yan mangyari sa kapamilya mo.

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  29. I couldn’t even watch when it was Gerald’s turn na, it was so heartbreaking. And he had the audacity to ask why it took him 5 years to file a complaint? He was an aspiring singer back then, he was just 15 years old, a minor. He was scared!

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  30. I agree but she’s okay with smart shaming? Lol

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    1. Most Filipinos are guilty of smart shaming and I'm sure nakarami ka na nyan. That isn't the issue here so go complain elsewhere

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    2. 7:56 As a journalist while working? Lol I don’t think so.

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  31. napanuod ko how he questions Sandro. grabe! nkakainis lang!

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  32. miss karen for senator 🙏

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    1. 1:12 Luh? Di rin!

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    2. I like Ms Karen too but please I don’t want her to be part of that circus.

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    3. Sorry no. Shes better stay sa current profession nya because shes good at it

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    4. Ganyanang ibang mga pinoy mahilig sa drama, underdog at kung sino ang current trending sya ang isusulong para maging pinuno o leader. Spare Karen from this drampolitics. She’s good at where she’s at and I don’t think gugustuhin nya. Ok na na may Risa sa senado. Malumanay pero lumalaban.

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  33. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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  34. Go Karen! 👏👏💪

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  35. More than Chloe, mas naiimbiryerna ako dito ke Robin Mariel at Jinggoy

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    1. If you can't be kind to others, be kind to yourself. Hindi healthy yang marami kang kinaiimbyernahan. Hehe Huwag mo na dagdagan yang list mo ha?

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  36. Remember JV is the good one!

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  37. Actually bakit pa ba pinupublic yung senate hearing. Mas deserve na marinig ng court ang discussion para tapos agad. Publicity lang ginagawa ng mga senadong action star na ito

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    1. Nag granstanding na nga at the expense of the victims, hindi pa nila hinusayan.

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  38. Sana po mapanuri kayo sa pagboto nyo next election . Wag katulad nila Robin at Jinggoy na mga salat sa kaalaman at qualification. Artista rin si Richard Gomez at si Yorme pero from what I heard maganda ang palakad nila sa nasakupan nila dahil inaral ang public management at may genuine concern sa mga tao at higit sa lahat hindi mga bastos kumilos na feeling laging Alpha male.

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  39. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

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  40. Sawsaw suka Karen

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    1. Nasaktan ka madam? She has every right because she pays taxes.

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    2. 4:18 tigil ka buti nga may pumuna. Epal yang senador nyo. Feeling, eh alam naman ng lahat kung ano sila

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    3. Ha? May mali ba sa sinabi ni Karen? Nagmalasakit sya dahil sa inasal ni Jinggoy sa mga biktima. Napaghahalataan tuloy kung anong klase kang tao.

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    4. Sawsaw suka ka din naman pero moreso sawsaw nakakasuka (spew)

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    5. Please! Grandstanding senators without any regards for victims should be called out! Victim blaming is just unacceptable

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  41. Sana may qualification na para maging senador at congressman. At least may background on political science or best if abogado talaga. Never ako bumoto ng artista.

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  42. Wala naman kwenta ang senate hearing. Kaya nga nakatakas yung bamban mayor dahil sa senado eh. Hindi naman kasi sila huwes.

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  43. Lawmakers should, at the very least, be lawyers. I mean isn't that just sensible? Instead, we have how many celebrities there? YUCK

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  44. Super agree with you, Ms Karen! Thank you for speaking up.

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  45. Jinggoy Estrada ganyan na iyan magsalita sa mga resource person sa senado dati pa. Nakulong na at pinatalsik ang tatay sa pagkapresidente pero di pa rin tinubuan ng humility and empathy. Buti pa yong JV kahit kung minsan napipikon na sa mga bashers sa pag ungkat sa ginawa ng tatay niya, di nakitaan ng yabang.

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  46. Bakit ba binoboto pa si jinggoy..feeling matalino wala namang ambag sa senado

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  47. Parang sinadya ni Sen Jinggoy na maging harsh sa pagtatanong para ipakita kuno na di sya pabor sa camp ng Mulach.

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  48. “You are not god” !!!!! Thank u.. he feels so entitled

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    1. When correcting, make sure you are right. 🙈

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  49. Good job Karen! Be the Voice of the Unheard!

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  50. Pilipinas. Gising naman na. Jusko stop voting for these clowns!!

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  51. Dapat tigil na nila hearing dahil hindi na “in aid of legislation” ang ginagawa ni Jinggoy. Bullying na yan at feeling imbestigador ng kaso. Lahat ng tanong niya will not help in aid of legislation. Gusto lang mang din at mamahiya. Obvious naman na BIAS!

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  52. Very true..karen voiced out my thoughts exactly

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  53. Jinggoy has always been rude sa mga senate hearings. If Napanood nyo ung kay Alice Guo, mayabang din sya magtanong

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  54. Finally!!!’ Thank you Karen Davila!!!

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  55. More matatapang pa sana ang mag call out sa mga leaders na walang kwenta! Isa pa yang VP ngayon, nakaka init ng dugo

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    1. Shes a friend.....not🤮🤮🤮

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  56. I know somebody who revealed her molestation when she is so old already. As in working na sya and I think she is going through therapy seasions baka di nya maconquer inner demon nya. It caused a dispute in her family. Tapos bakit daw ngayon lang bakit hindi nun nagstart nagwork. Typical victim blaming galing pa sa mga kamag anak nya. Even my parents said the same thing and I am shocked kasi I know mabuti tao nanay ko pero i think nasa mentality na talaga ng pinoy

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    1. This is typical Filipino mentality, I know not all but most as I went through the same thing. My parents were the old typical Filipino family "pamilya sagrado". It came to a point where they blame the victim (which is my daughter) instead of the culprit (which is my brother in law). The terms "nakakahiya", "bakit ngayon ka lang nagsalita", "ayusin nalang natin tutal pamilya naman tayo". In the end, you have to just cut off relations if they are going to insist on the wrongs. It was difficult but it was best for our mental health and sanity especially my daughter.

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  57. Lahat talaga hindi nag aaggree sa ginawa ni Jinggoy? Hindi ba sya pwede pagsabihan ng senate pres? Or mga ka tropa nya din kasi andon. Sana wala na sya sa senate..pwede sya sa Ogie diaz shoebiz update.

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  58. Totally agree with Karen here! These senators think they know it all and act like they are above everyone else! Jinggoy Estrada should be reminded that he should act with compassion when it comes to these kind of issues as you will never know how it feels to be in this kind of situation until it happens to you or someone close to you! So hinay hinay lang, maging makatao hindi umakto na prang kung sino. Huwag na kasi iboto ang mga ganitong tao kng pwede lang!!! Nakulong na nga, binoto pa!

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  59. Watch Lessons in Chemistry - the trauma that one goes through is unimaginable.

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  60. These senators/law makers should know what their duties and responsibilities are. They serve the public not the other way around. They should be empathetic towards the victims and show a bit of compassion. Do they even realize how difficult this must be for the victims to relive all the traumatic experiences they went through. And to put you through a public scrutiny is like pouring salt to the wound again. This truly saddens me. :(

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  61. Sana si Jinggoy naman ang tanungin in public bakit sya nakalabas sa jail. True ba na ang makasalanan ay kaibigan ng kapwa makasalananan???

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