got Loaded

"Yesterday, to me, was about waking up to early morning rumors of military action; of the action not taking place, but receding to demonstrate an armed forces disenchanted with a commander in chief that alternately coddles its ranks while insulting its sense of professionalism, while the public geared up to protest. It was about the thrill of hearing that Randy David was on the march, with 3,000 students, to stand up for a better life; it was about hearing--and watching--those marching being beaten up in Santolan, at the Edsa Shrine, and the People Power Monument. It was about the government, on the anniversary of Edsa, issuing a blanket prohibition of public protest!"
-Manuel L. Quezon III, from the Inquirer

it was to me, too.
but

"COUNT ME OUT of the protest actions at the Edsa Shrine and Makati City disguised as a peaceful celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Edsa People Power Revolt. It is not because I don't want to celebrate it -- that event showed not only us, but an admiring world, the best of the Filipino spirit, and is therefore worthy of recall. But I refuse to celebrate it with people who are cynically using the occasion to further their own political or personal agendas by invoking "the greater good." Truly the last refuge of scoundrels."
-Solita Collas-Monsod, also from the Inquirer

i sortof think so too. especially the Count Me Out part.
she mentioned Gawad Kalinga as a good example of a selfless endeavor.
and i so want to join tomorrow's 1mb event at payatas, i think.













but it's almost 3am and i could still taste all the jelly belly candies i've been munching at pineds' earlier in front of a button-mashing soul caliber marathon with other bluereppers. met vica's harley and absinthe. also had fun going around greenhills with kakki and pineds prior to all that. interesting night. just what i needed

lisnin to Rent
sortof readin Articles 1856 and 1857 concerning limited partnerships
feelin kinda jelly