Talk of the Town: The resentment of the powerless

Comments on “The resentment of the powerless,” (Public Lives by Randy David, 1/12/25) via https://opinion.inquirer.net:

Civil society can also take advantage of the powerless, which is why, as the Inquirer reported using WB data, the Philippine economy barely grew across decades. Meanwhile, of all groups, it was foreign banks and chambers of commerce which pointed out that the country started reforming economically only during the Duterte administration.

Monk Manuel

I hope that Mr. David’s powerless resentment can be translated into an election vote this May. To demonstrate how the animosity we have felt for so long can be transformed into good governance, transparency, and corrupt-free government.

Baluga

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