Dingdong Dantes on ex-President Ferdinand Marcos's burial at Libingan ng mga Bayani: "While we respect the SC decision, this should also serve as a wake-up call for all of us, especially our youth, to revisit kung ano ba talaga ang mga values natin. Sa mga naniniwalang hindi dapat siya inilibing doon, hindi ito ang katapusan ng laban."
Dingdong Dantes admitted that he was disappointed when the Supreme Court voted in favor of the interment of the late dictator and President Ferdinand Marcos at Libingan ng mga Bayani (LBNM).
Last November 8, the Supreme Court dismissed the consolidated petitions seeking to stop the transfer of ex-President Marcos's remains to LNMB.
Dingdong said, “I was hoping na hindi...
“Pero it’s something na napagdesisyunan na at kung ito'y nasa batas, wala na tayo magagawa sa ngayon.
“Pero para sa akin, hindi siya bayani.”
PEP.ph (Philippine Entertainment Portal) briefly interviewed Dingdong after the PEPtalk shoot last Thursday, November 10.
The 36-year-old Kapuso star elaborated,
“While we respect the SC decision, this should also serve as a wake-up call for all of us, especially our youth, to revisit kung ano ba talaga ang mga values natin.
“Sa mga naniniwalang hindi dapat siya inilibing doon, hindi ito ang katapusan ng laban.
“In fact, mas mahalagang palawakin pa natin ngayon ang pang-unawa sa kasaysayan, di ba?
"Huwag natin siyang gawing walang saysay.
“At nasa kamay natin ngayon bilang mamamayan na mas magpakita ng pagmamalasakit sa bayan, lalo na sa kapwa-Pilipino.
"Na hindi na maulit ang mga kamalian na dala ng nakaraan.”
A former commissioner of the National Youth Commission (NYC), Dingdong remains active in pursuing his personal advocacies through Yes Pinoy foundation, a non-government organization he founded in 2009.
“Yung main advocacies I was lobbying in NYC are the same ones also.
"Even in my capacity as a private citizen ay nagagawa ko pa rin yun.”
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Dingdong Dantes admitted that he was disappointed when the Supreme Court voted in favor of the interment of the late dictator and President Ferdinand Marcos at Libingan ng mga Bayani (LBNM).
Last November 8, the Supreme Court dismissed the consolidated petitions seeking to stop the transfer of ex-President Marcos's remains to LNMB.
Dingdong said, “I was hoping na hindi...
“Pero it’s something na napagdesisyunan na at kung ito'y nasa batas, wala na tayo magagawa sa ngayon.
“Pero para sa akin, hindi siya bayani.”
PEP.ph (Philippine Entertainment Portal) briefly interviewed Dingdong after the PEPtalk shoot last Thursday, November 10.
The 36-year-old Kapuso star elaborated,
“While we respect the SC decision, this should also serve as a wake-up call for all of us, especially our youth, to revisit kung ano ba talaga ang mga values natin.
“Sa mga naniniwalang hindi dapat siya inilibing doon, hindi ito ang katapusan ng laban.
“In fact, mas mahalagang palawakin pa natin ngayon ang pang-unawa sa kasaysayan, di ba?
"Huwag natin siyang gawing walang saysay.
“At nasa kamay natin ngayon bilang mamamayan na mas magpakita ng pagmamalasakit sa bayan, lalo na sa kapwa-Pilipino.
"Na hindi na maulit ang mga kamalian na dala ng nakaraan.”
A former commissioner of the National Youth Commission (NYC), Dingdong remains active in pursuing his personal advocacies through Yes Pinoy foundation, a non-government organization he founded in 2009.
“Yung main advocacies I was lobbying in NYC are the same ones also.
"Even in my capacity as a private citizen ay nagagawa ko pa rin yun.”
via theviral
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