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To you, what are things that should and should not be normalized in Filipino culture?
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Let me be a Captain Obvious here and say this:
this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2023
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Yung ever classic offspring curse na komo naka graduate, next in line na sa responsibildad sa pamilya (or mga kapatid). If you choose to give back, they will abuse you. If you choose otherwise, madamot or wala kang utang na loob. Hahaha.
@[email protected] Good question!
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Cancel culture, we don't need that foreign culture here.
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taking photos/videos of anyone without asking for permission with the intention of shaming them. It is a violation of their #Privacy to mention one (there are others).
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#Copyright infringement - using, translating, creative derivative works, re-uploading/re-distributing someone else's work without permission or license.
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The foolish #CTTO (Credit-To-The-Owner), because if you don't have a permission or a license to use, re-use, re-upload/re-distribute, translate, create derivative works, of someone's work, it still is Copyright infringement.
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Threatening to and shaming people who are failing / failed to pay the money they borrowed. It is a violation of their Privacy.
๐ค Those are the ones I can think of right now.
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Personality politics
Politics! Sa tv, sa internet sa bahay! Tama na. Di na nga ako nag visit sa r/Philippines since nung election time before duterte dahil diyan.
Utang na loob. I mean, it's good to pay back but the moment you pay back, they feel like they are indebted to you and they pay you back. That makes it an endless cycle of give and take and is often weaponized to win elections or favors
Stop: A lot of Pinoys are too afraid to say no kesyo boss nagsabi o kamag-anak, kahit na labag sa loob mong pumayag.
Start normalizing sidewalks haha
For me the camaraderie, even the father of psychology of ph notice it much more frequent in Philippines, it defies logic, will create unhealthy relationship dynamic, and overall unfair if one person or party is advantageous. "Hayaan mo na lang kasi kapatid mo naman yan", "Penge, tropa naman tayo eh" "Taenang yan damot parang walang pinagsamahan
The phrase "bahala na". I dont know why but we're all just conditioned to just take things as it is when we can clearly make things better.