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This May 2010, I believe that we Filipinos can make the right decision.

The Sanctity of the Ballot

First, I am basing my choice on the principle of the sanctity of the ballot. Sanctity implies holiness, sacredness, worth. Elections are possible because people have fought and died for the right to choose our leaders. A couple of hours spent writing about it, a couple of months advocating it, and a couple of minutes to fill in those little circles pale in comparison.

Believing in the sanctity of the ballot means that I will treat it with the respect it deserves, lidocaine function physiology pain. I am basing my choice not on a whim, or on who tops the surveys, or because he or she seems to have a higher chance of winning. My vote is not to be taken lightly, nor sold to the highest bidder, nor influenced by a constant stream of 30-second-brainwashing.

It is my duty as a voter to do my homework, lidocaine potassium policy, so that I can make an informed choice. After all, my vote this May spells the difference between my complaining for the next six years that the Philippines is hopeless, and the possibility that I will see a change for the better in my lifetime.

The Three C's of a Presidential Candidate Lidocaine function physiology pain, I applaud those who are actively involved in Voters' Education the past few months.  Their heroic efforts are making a dent on the seemingly insurmountable walls of apathy, bandwagon-mentality and ignorance that influence Filipino voters.

Ongoing Voters' Ed programs have a common theme: Making the right decision involves asking the right questions. Here are three important C's to consider when choosing a presidential candidate:

1. Character - being. What sets the person apart from others. What does the candidate value. What is his or her moral stand, lidocaine function physiology pain. Is he or she capable of making a stand. Do the words integrity, honesty, leadership and vision apply.

2. Competence - doing. Lidocaine function physiology pain, Given a president's responsibilities, does the candidate have the skills, ability and knowledge needed for the job. What is his or her track record for leadership in the field of governance. If they have led a city, Cut lidocaine with cocaine and repress, company or organization, how was it after their leadership. Was he or she an agent of positive transformation.

3. Community - influence, lidocaine function physiology pain. Who has the candidates' ear. Who are their closest friends, mentors and advisers. Who do they turn to when making important decisions. How will you describe these people. How is their Lidocaine function physiology pain, character and competence.

Easier said than done. Too idealistic. Too much. Of course not. We Filipinos deserve and can still vote for what is best for our country.

Note: This post will not have come into being without 3 months of listening to Kuya Boyet's rants, er, impassioned conversations about the coming elections. These are his ideas, cost of lidocaine injections for tinnitus, I just managed to catch them before they flew away. Thanks boss!

(updated March 18, 2010)

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5 Comments »

1. 

   magsisikap pa kaya sila if they never knew what poverty is?

   Comment by carms — March 18, 2010 @ 1:11 am

2. 

   to quote your answer sa chat:
   hindi naman nawawala ang challenges

   maglelevel-up lang tayo ng challenges.

   Comment by Rita — March 18, 2010 @ 1:30 am

3. 

   Jesus said in one of the gospels,”…the poor will always be with us…”

   These words speak of a timeless reality; that poverty cannot be totally eradicated, it can only be reduced. Any candidate who says/promises to eradicate poverty is giving us a false hope.

   What we need is someone who will really stand up against corruption. Think of the millions stolen from government money which could translate into better school buildings, more free medicines for the poor, free books for the indigents, more investments for job generation, etc.

   Only then can we say we could have a better future to look forward. The poor will always be there but some of their needs can be adequately met, and their condition can gradually improve over time.

   Comment by Willy — March 18, 2010 @ 11:33 am

4. 

   granted, poverty is not something that will disappear entirely on this earth. but i hope that one day, we will not be so mired in it that we cannot rise up to other challenges.

   deleted the last sentence so that the essence of the entry will not be lost on a minor point.

   Comment by Rita — March 18, 2010 @ 1:05 pm

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   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AimivBp0MU4&feature=player_embedded

   Comment by :) — May 7, 2010 @ 12:07 pm

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