Talk of the Town: Our poor and their dogs
Comments on “Our poor and their dogs,” (On the Move by Segundo Eclar Romero, 2/17/26) via https://opinion.inquirer.net:
I’m sad for the people but more so for the dogs because they can’t do anything about their situation. I’ve thought about giving food to the dogs I encounter but I’m also afraid if they have rabies.
Guest
Unchained poor dogs fear people and keep their distance. So I don’t worry about them. But when a rich dog that has been chained or imprisoned behind a gate gets loose, those are the ones that attack you. They are the ones I fear.
Cartoonist
The description is a mirror of our society and nation slowly “gone to the dogs.”
Kokis Balles
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