tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2413979939141997657.post8607711988196604021..comments2008-03-24T05:20:04.396+08:00De La Salle Philippines Media Bureauhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11201153856778580901noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2413979939141997657.post-37834522262166424622008-03-24T05:20:00.000+08:002008-03-24T05:20:00.000+08:00Land must NOT be given to Sumilao Farmers<BR/><BR/>If I were San Miguel Corporation I would not give any square inch of land to these Sumilao Farmers even if they walk all the way to Antartica. There should be no free lunch in this world. You want land? Work for it! Besides, these Sumilao Farmers are not business savvy and would not make optimal use of the land the way San Miguel Corporation would.<BR/><BR/>These Ateneo and La Salle students (not all of them support those schmucks, I have friends who are Ateneans and Lasallians) who support these Sumilao Farmers are so hypocritical. If they are so concerned about the poor, then they should forego of their expensive education, ipods, laptops, cars, mall gimmicks, debuts and just give them all away to these Sumilao Farmers. That's what they want right? Rich giving away their rightfully earned money to the poor? If you benefit from the capitalist system wherein the RICH who are RISK TAKERS AND HARD WORKERS reap their rewards and the poor become poor, then just STFU already!<BR/><BR/>Let Darwinism make The Philippines a better nation. If the Sumilao Farmers can't afford to buy land then TOUGH LUCK. Let them whither away and may their breed cease spawning. People like Lucio Tan, Henry Sy and John Gokongwei had to endure hard work, deferred dreams and took risks to get where they are and NEVER thought that the world owes them anything if they walk barefoot and try their best to be objects of pity. I don't feel sorry for these Sumilao Farmers. They are despicable.Arahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03535227783106712526noreply@blogger.com