Social media and the romanticization of violence
The recent spate of school violence demands that we confront an uncomfortable truth: social media is not safe.
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Daily Tribune
The recent spate of school violence demands that we confront an uncomfortable truth: social media is not safe.
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Sandro’s disclosure shattered that compact. He did not merely allude to disagreements; he offered a blow‑by‑blow account of the Duterte camp’s shopping list.
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Government must ensure that every peso allocated for flood control is accounted for, with real-time transparency and public access to project status.
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When the powerful are released and the witnesses are silenced, the message is unmistakable: the system protects its own.
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The President has only two years left in his term. Two years to turn promises into reality. Two years to rebuild the trust that has all but evaporated.
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As they sit as judges who will vote to either convict or acquit, our senators must be reminded that their allegiance is to the Constitution and to the Filipino…
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The true battleground lies beyond the hallowed halls of the Senate. On social media and in public discourse, a parallel verdict is shaping up.
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These 26 years have taught us that the powerful, rich, and influential will always try to frame the narrative.
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The Senate, imported from the federalist template of the United States, functions like an ill-fitting architectural appendage grafted onto our centralized…
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This is far more than the routine partisan bickering that has become background noise for every Filipino’s daily struggles.
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