"You hate Filipinos for the hostage fiasco earlier this week, right?
Then, should I hate Chinese people for the lead poisoning and melamine contamination?
Wherein, NOT EIGHT but hundreds..maybe even thousands have suffered.
Is it right to blame a whole nation for a mistake of one man?
If you do, then you are mostly DENSE.
No arguments. Just an opinion."----------**Pass this to all Filipinos you know.
If you love your country, perhaps you'll send this.
This message was sent to me by a friend. I have seen the same note posted in a comment corner of one you tube clip and in a Facebook page. It made me think. It made me confuse my own reaction on my last post. I made an apology for the mistake of the one man and begged for forgiveness and understanding. But it never occurred to me the hard fact that WE WERE ONCE VICTIMS TOO.
All I was thinking 'til now is..
BLAMING is OF NO USE.
We can never get back the lives lost from the hostage-drama
and at the same time stop the danger melamine brought to our nation in the past.
BLAMING is OF NO USE.
We can never get back the lives lost from the hostage-drama
and at the same time stop the danger melamine brought to our nation in the past.
One Filipino caused the death of the 8 Chinese.
Hundred/ Thousand lives were put to risk of the melamine
found on Chinese milk and chocolates(still, I love Cadbury!)
Hundred/ Thousand lives were put to risk of the melamine
found on Chinese milk and chocolates(still, I love Cadbury!)
Now, I'm leaving this question
to all Filipinos and Chinese people:
to all Filipinos and Chinese people:
(my readers are very welcome to comment)
Is this the right time to PINPOINT EACH OTHER? or
yet, the perfect time to FORGIVE AND START AGAIN?
yet, the perfect time to FORGIVE AND START AGAIN?
hmmmm..