Honasan

I never talk about politics coz i think it's a waste of time and i would rather eat the disease infested street calamares than to meddle with politics but since i think i no longer know my country, i read Inquirer.net to know what's goin on. I was in Ayala when the interfaith rally was held and it was the first time i've been in an actual protester's crowd and untill now, i dont get it.

First, Dont these people have better things to do, like job? taking care of their families? or cleaning the house? than spend all their energies shouting on the streets?

2nd, Why stage it here in ayala? Why not stage it in a province or on a rice field where there's no traffic jams or re-routing that would ensue. and why here?, it's like barking at the wrong tree.

3rd, What comes after? Do they get their purpose?. They call the president to resign, but she wont. I think they can call/shout/yell "GMA RESIGN" untill their grandbabies have grandbabies (well. you know how the pinoy population multiply, heheh just like the gay people) and she will still be sitting on the palace untill her term.

4th, Why do they leave all their "kalat" and why do they burn things? That's againts the 'clean air act'. and those politics there just let it all happen and they refuse accountability for everything.

5th, Interfaith but clearly no one went there to express faith, everyone expressed hatred.

* i know i may be ignorant on this and i am also looking at this thing on a narrow-minded viewpoint so please enlighten me. If not then lets drink tequila and fuck each other, hehehe

On different note: I though Honasan was a savage man who only wants to create chaos and destruction. But this>>> "Honasan cautions anti-Arroyo forces on seeking military help" made me earn his respect. I think i love him. bwahahaha. kidding! go on and read it if you're bored.