I was actually quite flabbergasted and dumbfounded when Sotto once again plagiarized and Google-translated Kennedy’s speech. I mean, seriously?! In what world could this even be possible, in what universe could a speech writer even conjure up such an idiotic idea?!
It is one thing this if Sotto’s (and his staff’s) plagiarizing ways have never been revealed to the public and another thing that it had exploded all over the news and the internet, it's reach extending to the New York Times no less.
Seriously, what lazy, senseless, and arrogant idiot would cognitively do it again?! And, what idiot would actually believe that translating it into Tagalog would let them get away with it?!
Well, apparently Sotto and his people thought so. Nako, nako, joke time na lang ba ito?!
I wonder if he fired them all by now or if he really thought that what they did was truly immaterial, as can be deduced from his twisted media statements (saying that if it was in Tagalog that it doesn’t constitute as plagiarism) and he still kept them on.
It annoys the hell out of me that Sotto is still going about his so called Majority floor leader role, narrating proceedings, featuring himself in pictures as Mar Roxas and Jun Abaya were confirmed to their positions yesterday.
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This man and his thick skin, he behaved like the past few weeks never happened. Such is the behavior of a typical trapo, isn’t it not?
Cybercrime law:
I cannot believe that suddenly this cybercrime law is in place. WTF really happened?! Our country that has been so lenient with piracy and other copyright things suddenly comes up with a cybercrime law?!
Such a speedy approval... (compared to say, the FOI bill or the RH bill)
Such a speedy approval... (compared to say, the FOI bill or the RH bill)
Are we suddenly on our way to becoming China with its internet censorship and whatnot?!
Libel via the internet?! Seriously!?!
Suddenly, politicians are just so afraid of the internet and social media? Shame!
Bet you, Sotto feels a whole lot of smug right now.
It has been said that Sotto added the libel clause last minute to the cybercrime bill (this libel clause version was never made public and wasn't in the initial House / Senate versions).
Somehow I feel that something should be done about this unreasonable clause. Again, I ask, are we China now? Should we police every Facebook and Twitter account now? Or just the ones who criticize those who are pikon and in power? Slipping this libel clause behind the public's back is simply an injustice in itself.
It truly is unbelievable that this has been made into law. Especially just a few weeks after Sotto, the laughable plagiarist, threatened to do so.
Apparently, a clown like him can make this happen. How unfortunate for us Filipinos.
Bet you, Sotto feels a whole lot of smug right now.
It has been said that Sotto added the libel clause last minute to the cybercrime bill (this libel clause version was never made public and wasn't in the initial House / Senate versions).
Somehow I feel that something should be done about this unreasonable clause. Again, I ask, are we China now? Should we police every Facebook and Twitter account now? Or just the ones who criticize those who are pikon and in power? Slipping this libel clause behind the public's back is simply an injustice in itself.
It truly is unbelievable that this has been made into law. Especially just a few weeks after Sotto, the laughable plagiarist, threatened to do so.
Apparently, a clown like him can make this happen. How unfortunate for us Filipinos.
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