Comments on: At War: Home and Hongkong

By: mizdi

mizdi — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 13:55:33 +0000

hi jenny,

you said it all in one piece and eloquently at that! i know this article can evoke much hatred for Chip Tsao, but what has to be said has to be said. thank you for stopping by.

By: Jenny

Jenny — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 19:38:31 +0000

What an obnoxious little prick this Chip Tsao (sounds like Cheap Chow) is! And he claims he is a journalist? To me, his article sounds like it’s coming from an ignorant, detestable, racist being who had nothing better to do with his time than sow seeds of hatred and bigotry. He is lucky to have a well-educated Filipino domestic helper who is most probably more intelligent than him. Let him be reminded that making Louisa work for 16 hours a day with that meagre salary is a perfect example of employer abuse and unfair labour practice. He has just implicated himself once more.

I don’t get his sarcasm at all. Case in point – responsible journalism, i.e. conduct a thorough research on the topic before even writing about it; and review the article before publishing it to ensure it is within professional and ethical bounds. Mr. Tsao needs to get educated badly.

Respect begets respect. Love to all the Filipinos!!

By: dantejarabelo

dantejarabelo — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 10:37:11 +0000

That is below the belt.

However, I implore Pinoys to practice sobriety amidst such insults. As we know and but obvious we may throw equally insulting words and factual stories to Mr. Chip Tsao that may merely ignite irreversible diplomatic consequences between our countries. But if we compose ourselves as a nation, seen as united with dignity, pride and emanating education, whichever nation tries insulting us again will simply and immediately realize the shame that automatically results.

Have a prosperous day and God bless.

By: siuu3p

siuu3p — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 05:06:34 +0000

Chinese are only brave when they are on their side. To tell you the truth, the chinese here in the Philippines are afraid to speak and to show emotions, they suck when they are facing their enemy, they fight behind their mothers.

By: mizdi

mizdi — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 15:25:13 +0000

Not to mention Chi the Chinatown in the Philippines as well. Yes the Chinese found refuge also in the Philippines, they should be grateful we accomodated them.