Kapihan ni Qroon -- Talaarawang Tagalog

Hrmm, for me, I don't give a thingie if you are from what race, as long as you are a well mannered person, a fair citizen, you don't smell bad and you are pleasing to the eyes, It's ok. Well my point is having grown in a place where there's a lot of mixture of races, I have grown accustomed with it. For me, it doesn't matter if you are a half half or half whatever. The problem with the Filipino culture is that they have this thought that people coming over their country is depriving them of what they should be having. For example in the case of Lucio Tan and Henry Sy, these people are Chinese, but have grown up here in the Philippines. They have given jobs to a lot of Filipino's, generated income to the country and have contributed well to the society. But then again, when the labor unions are not happy, they'd turn their back at these people, calling them names. Amongst "Chinese" people, you'd hear a joke, "If all Chinese businessman here in the Philippines would go back to China and bring their investment with them, what would the Philippines be like?" Well I know it's crap, but this kind of liners are there. It's good to be a mix of something, it brings out variance and novelty. Plain is cool, but a little something on the side is much cooler. Chinita girls are cute, I'm sure you'd always been thinking of fucking them with their panties on while they scream in contentment. These chinitas are "kutis porcelana". So aren't you glad there's "100% Chinese", "25% Chinese", "69.5% Chinese", "Filipino-Chinese" lurking in our malls and bars hehehe.

Just my 2 cents, coz it's late and am hungry.

Once again, another good post by Mr. Qroon himself, keep up the nice thoughts.

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The weblog entry above was never meant to be a racial slur nor an attempt to despise any Filipino of different ethnicity. In fact, I have befriended other Filipnos of different racial origins. Maybe you will agree with me that race/ethnicity must not be a hindrance in rebuilding, or in our case building, of a nation. I do not want to succomb to the idea that this territory we call Philippines is meant to be just a country without a nation.



My weblog entry was perhaps a poor attempt to encourage a conciousness of building the Filipino Nation.