this one goes to the state

you do not force a revolution over a society as malleable as a solid rock.

sometimes, i tend to ask myself the sense of the fightings between those who believe in the government and those who has other form of government in mind. communism is too passé, utopia is too good to be true, stalinism, maoism, huh! no comment. i observed that the ideology of those in the countryside is no longer as pure as that of those who started the movement. now, more than any time, the revolution is already tainted by personal desire to survive, not basically give power to the people and partition equally the wealth of the nation.

the problem with those in the other side of republicanism and democracy, is that they do not see the reality that the time is no longer as ripe for whatever ideology they have. the Filipino people will simply not heed to their of government, the Filipino are just too stubborn and adamant about change, perhaps, them included.

the root of all these hostilities lies simply on the simple fact there are poor who do not get to have a decent education, lest, food in their stomach all day. but the trend of the time should no longer be a top-down system. time changes and what progress in this country demands is not unity, for it really does not and will not exist, but rather cooperation. it is that simple, do not trivialize it by political ideologies, which, only few of them who are in the left, espouses by heart.