what do you think of filipinos in your community?
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What about em? They are human just like you and I, looking and hoping for a better way of life. We are all Gods children, all equal...not one greater than the other.\n\nGod Bless the Phillipinos.
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I think the i.d system would work for Filipinos because of the terrorist organisations over there that seem to be just a face in the crowd. the N.P.A or New Peoples Army hide themselves as upstanding citizens but now and then blow up the odd bus or ship. You also have Moro Islamic Liberation Front that are in peace talks and the Abu Sayaff Islamists which are not. The only thing is that if you get asked for your i.d card in Filippines, you cant say sorry i left it at home as you are likely to get beaten and thrown in a filthy prison for months before they get around to confirming your i.d. Oh i forgot also that your cute
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The Philippines is the fifth-largest Christian nation, after the United States, Brazil, Mexico, and Russia.[citation needed] About 85% of all Filipinos are Christians: 80% belong to the Roman Catholic Church, and about 5% belong to various Protestant and other Christian denominations.[3] Although Christianity is a major force in the culture of the Filipinos, indigenous traditions and rituals still affect religious practice.\n\nApproximately 15% of Filipinos are Muslim.[3] They primarily live in parts of Mindanao and the Sulu archipelago. Most lowland Muslim Filipinos practice normative Islam, although the practices of some Mindanao's hill tribe Muslims reflect a fusion with animism. The Muslims have resisted conquest and conversion for centuries by the Spanish and the Americans. Various Muslim groups have been waging a decades-long armed campaign against the Philippine government for political self-determination.\n\nThere are also small populations of Buddhists, Hindus, and Jews.
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They are great. Gawad Kalinga has evolved into not just a work with the poor but also a work of nation building, from a simple but daring CFC intiative to a growing multi-sectoral partnership by the same spirit and vision.\n\nGK hosts people-empowering activities moving towards building integrated, holistic and sustainable communities focusing first and foremost on depressed areas throughout the Philippines. Not one organization has the capability to rebuild the country, not even the government. The challenge that lies before us, the very stability and growth of a people and nation, compels more and more of us to work together.\n\nGK gives priority to dismantling the pattern of despair and feeling of abandonment which overwhelm the lives of the impoverished. GK starts with establishing caring relationships with those who are among the most used, abused and neglected of society. GK then moves quickly to help restore the dignity of the poor and marginalized and revitalize their capacity to hope and dream. This is why GK builds brightly-painted homes, beautiful parks and playgrounds, colorful gardens and clean surroundings.\n\nThe caring spirit moves strongly to become a sharing one, and GK symbolizes the revolution of love and the vision of total human liberation. It begins with the CFC leadership and membership through the padugo system (bleeding for a cause), which institutionalizes the giving of resources and exemplies the culture of sharing.\n\nThe ideals of GK state that "no one is too poor that he cannot share, that no one is too rich that he cannot care." GK reflects the determination of CFC and its partners to heal relationships in society, from within the family to the national environment. Rebuilding broken relationships translates to bridging gaps between people, and opens new and unlimited opportuinities for huamn interaction and the exchange of resources.\n\ncc
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I have no problem with Filipinos or Filipinas some are more attractive then others but that can be said about anyone.
281801
i dunno... filipino ka ba? kamusta? = )
111139
Poor economically?  Poor in the country of the Phillipines or everywhere?  Your "poorly" posed question will not get you the answer you think it will.  Expound on your question and maybe you'll get a decent answer.  The way you state your question as it is now is insulting to those of Filipino heritage.
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I think it's cultural (for those of our generation) and a jerk! lol I happen to be part filpino, have many filipino friends and a filipino b/f. . . .\nI dont know what it is about filipino guys, but alot of them have mostly "girl"-friends and are "more than friends" with @ least 1 or more of them. . .\nIm not trying to sterotype, but that's just in my person experience. . .\n\nThing is. . .some guys befriend girls JUST to get in good with them, cuz it makes it easier to "make things happen", so keep that in mind. . . .\nbut if your b/f can't understand that your'e uncomfortable about all his "girl"-friends, than maybe he isnt worth your time
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Filipinos are known for their hospitality and respect for elders!
197622
i think they're all filipinos. =)
1136338
I find that the Chinese can be the most reflective nationality...The Japanese are the most careful when it comes to preservation and balance...The Koreans have the best language in the world, bar none...The Vietnamese have a pride and self-respect that is unmatched...The Filipinos have a strength that most others in their position would scarcely uphold... Hard to choose. Nice question. :)
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as a whole I see my country a very cultural place to be in because you discover many things from just visiting one place.Sadly our country has been divided by many groups who cannot settle on one idea to improve the country most politicians want their power just for their own self interest and not for the people. Theirs too much politics. Well at least I see a good a future under the PGMA's governance, our economy is appreciating. I see the Filipino citizens very LAZY and that one factor why the country is not improving, also another is the poor education.
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hello!\ni believe that the government has something to do with it. the way they treat the filipinos, taken thier freedom and abusing the power their holding. our country has so much to offer it is the government and the people like doxchopshop didn't know what a beautiful country we have. Godbless! =)
636040
I think there is a whole country full of Filipinos that live in the Philippines.........
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my sister is married to a Filipinos, but he moved to the US. i know lots of military men who married Filipinos, but they eventually moved to the US.
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It depends on where that certain Filipino lives...\nMost of my Filipino friends that live in America act more "western" and have more of a connecting with American habits...
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i had a boyfriend which was filipino american..i like his filipino traits coz he really was faithful.. he just died 4 years ago.. if he is still alive we really ended up together.. \n\nmaybe i have the luck when i got him .. i don't know with others