Comments on: Learning anger management http://cureless.net/archives/2007/09/08/learning-anger-management/ blog, works and personal site of Yoru (夜) Tue, 07 Oct 2008 14:59:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: blogOloco http://cureless.net/archives/2007/09/08/learning-anger-management/#comment-19653 blogOloco Fri, 28 Sep 2007 02:55:16 +0000 http://cureless.net/archives/2007/09/08/learning-anger-management/#comment-19653 Re: the issue on Malu I did blog about this actually. Although tchnically I'm not an OFW but I feel that her article shouldn't had been published. Clearly a fault from both her and the Manila standard today. A sincere apology from both would suffice for me so long as it never happen again. Re: the issue on Malu I did blog about this actually. Although tchnically I’m not an OFW but I feel that her article shouldn’t had been published. Clearly a fault from both her and the Manila standard today.

A sincere apology from both would suffice for me so long as it never happen again.

]]> By: Nick http://cureless.net/archives/2007/09/08/learning-anger-management/#comment-19451 Nick Sat, 08 Sep 2007 04:59:52 +0000 http://cureless.net/archives/2007/09/08/learning-anger-management/#comment-19451 Excellent commentary. I've pretty much stayed sane through the whole fiasco. It doesn't mean, however, that I abandon my principles. I've walked the readers through the many labyrinths of wrongs that went into the whole controversy, and presented them with what I thought would be the most appropriate means of dealing with such discrimination. As I said, in a post titled, "Only Manila Standard Can Decide the Fate of this issue", there was definitely collateral damage that occurred because of the name-calling. I for one, do not condone such words. And I still hope that the message within the blog posts itself will ultimately be the reason why Filipinos support the boycott. By the way, please sign the guestbook at Tingog.com, so that I don't forget this wonderful blog.. maybe someday in the future, you can design a theme for Tingog.com :) Excellent commentary. I’ve pretty much stayed sane through the whole fiasco. It doesn’t mean, however, that I abandon my principles. I’ve walked the readers through the many labyrinths of wrongs that went into the whole controversy, and presented them with what I thought would be the most appropriate means of dealing with such discrimination.

As I said, in a post titled, “Only Manila Standard Can Decide the Fate of this issue”, there was definitely collateral damage that occurred because of the name-calling.

I for one, do not condone such words. And I still hope that the message within the blog posts itself will ultimately be the reason why Filipinos support the boycott.

By the way, please sign the guestbook at Tingog.com, so that I don’t forget this wonderful blog.. maybe someday in the future, you can design a theme for Tingog.com :)

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