Ano thoughts nyo sa decision ng Japan na ganito?
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Ano thoughts nyo sa decision ng Japan na ganito?

Crime rates of random nations fun fact:

Country 2026 Crime Index Crime Level Category
South Africa 74.5 Very High
Brazil 64.0 High
Mexico 52.9 Moderate to High
United States 49.2 Moderate
United Kingdom 48.3 Moderate
Sweden 47.9 Moderate
Indonesia 46.4 Moderate
India 44.2 Moderate
Philippines 43.5 Moderate
Russia 38.1 Low to Moderate
Vietnam 37.6 Low to Moderate
Japan 22.8 Low

Corruption Perceptions Index:

Country CPI Score (0 - 100) Perceived Corruption Level Global Rank (out of 182)
Russia 22 Extremely High Corruption #157
Mexico 27 Very High Corruption #141
Philippines 32 High Corruption #120
Indonesia 34 High Corruption #109
Brazil 35 High Corruption #107
India 39 Moderate to High Corruption #91
South Africa 41 Moderate to High Corruption #81
Vietnam 41 Moderate to High Corruption #81
United States 64 Moderate (Worst historic rank) #29
United Kingdom 70 Relatively Low Corruption #20
Japan 71 Low Corruption #18
Sweden 80 Very Low Corruption #6

Rule of law index:

Country Rule of Law Score (0.00 - 1.00) Legal System Strength Global Rank (out of 142)
Russia 0.34 Extremely Weak #113
Mexico 0.36 Extremely Weak #110
Philippines 0.46 Weak #98
Brazil 0.48 Weak #87
Indonesia 0.52 Moderate / Developing #65
India 0.53 Moderate / Developing #60
South Africa 0.53 Moderate / Developing #58
Vietnam 0.54 Moderate / Developing #55
United States 0.70 Strong #26
United Kingdom 0.78 Very Strong #15
Japan 0.79 Very Strong #14
Sweden 0.85 Elite / World Class #4
u/heavydoseofatmos — 9 days ago
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What are your guyses sports?

Just a small discussion. Like what are your thoughts on sports? What kind of sports?? (If any) Do you actively do it or just spectate. Do you genuinely have fun? On a scale of 1-10 how much? How important is sport and that particular kind of sport(s), in your life? Why?

Can you guys include if you're male or female too? I'm trynna see something

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u/heavydoseofatmos — 23 days ago
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Ano thoughts nyo on this meme? IMO we have the "New York rich" here in the Ph, instead of "EU rich."

Kasi we have the BGC, Makati places here and showy ang mga tao dito. If I'm crazy rich I want to be in the countryside, breathing non-polluted air, doing nothing just enjoying life and doing anything I want on my own pace. Ayoko na ng hustle and bustle kahit sa skyscrapers and offices.

Ayun lang naman thoughts ko. Kumbaga sa buong population ng crazy rich dito sa Pinas, 97% of them are "New York(BGC) rich" tas 3% lang ng crazy rich Filipinos ang naga-act ng European rich dito.

u/heavydoseofatmos — 1 month ago
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Hi guys. As a very religious country, ano yung honest thoughts nyo dito? Curious talaga ako.

u/heavydoseofatmos — 1 month ago

How do you really even get by as a Filipino guy that has zero interest in basketball?

You can't really escape it here. It's in your office, your school, As guys, we bond over activities - not chitchat. So it's really a bummer and hard to form new friendships when you deadass have no interest in the number one sport in this country.

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u/heavydoseofatmos — 2 months ago

What are the top 5 sports in your respective countries?

Low importance post, guys, excuse me.

I already know football is number one. But I'm really curious to know what's it really like your sports scene over there. I'm from Asia and none of us in my circle have been there so we would like to get some info cause we are debating something hehehe. Thanks, everyone.

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u/heavydoseofatmos — 2 months ago

What are the top 5 sports in your respective countries?

Low importance post, guys, excuse me.

I already know football and in some places, baseball are number one. But I'm really curious to know what's it really like your sports scene over there. I'm from Asia and none of us in my circle have been there so we would like to get some info cause we are debating something hehehe. ¡Gracias a todos!

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u/heavydoseofatmos — 2 months ago
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"Uhh PBA is privately funded po! 🤓☝️" That's not my point. I'm talking about grassroots. This video explains it perfectly.

Every time na nasa diskusyon tungkol dun sa never-ending feud ng basketball and football, ang daming feeling matalino na pag nagsabi ng, "Uhh, privately funded po ang PBA. 🤓☝️"

That's not the point.

There's no denying na super nado-dominate ng basketball ang buong grassroots ecosystem sa Pilipinas. Makeshift basketball courts sa gilid-gilid, barangay basketball courts with inter-barangay championships, basketball courts sa loob ng subdivisions and villages, hoops sa mga bahay niyo, basketball clinics and youth camps only dedicated sa basketball, top sport sa intercollegiate tournaments na halos wala nang coverage yung ibang sports, and many, many more.

When one sport occupies almost the entire base of the pyramid, there's very little room left for football to build the same foundation.

What we're asking is sana mas marami pang accessible football pitches. Puro kayo, "Uhh, PriVaTeLy FuNDeD Po AnG PBA." That's so insignificant considering na busog na busog ang basketball sa grassroots, to the point na nilamon na ng basketball ang buong space for grassroots na wala nang natira for other sports. Even Alex Eala mentioned this.

Kid me wanted to play football for free every day so badly (like how you do basketball), but there was nowhere to play here in Quezon City, and none of the three elementary schools I attended even offered it. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who felt that way.

People keep bringing up professional leagues whenever this discussion comes up, but don't y'all actually want to play the sport too? Puro kayo "nood" whether it's football or basketball. Puro PBA, PBA. PFL, PFL. Eh saan n'yo ba akala nanggagaling ang mga players ng mga league na 'yan? Hindi ba it all starts at the bottom/grassroots? Sa basketball, madame, busog. Sa football, all in all, nonexistent.

Football shouldn't only exist on TV or online. It should be something kids and adults can easily play after school or after work too, just like basketball. Hanggang rocket league nalang most football fans dito... like me personally. And honestly, sa mga naka-usap kong football fan ni Rocket League nga or other football videogames di sila naglalaro. Kahit foosball sa office lol. So literal na spectator nalang. Unlike basketball na you can play anywhere, anytime here sa Philippines.

TL;DR: I'm not talking about the PBA, I'm talking about grassroots. Every professional player comes from grassroots, and that's exactly where football in the Philippines needs more support and opportunities. Just like how it is in basketball. We start at the bottom, not at the top.

u/heavydoseofatmos — 3 months ago
▲ 86 r/philippinefootball+2 crossposts

It's fascinating how this take is almost the complete opposite of the Filipino perspective on football's accessibility.

u/heavydoseofatmos — 3 months ago

Just like how whenever there's a Black guy playing basketball here, Filipinos immediately call him "Kobe" or "LeBron." Meanwhile, to a lot of Filipinos, Messi is just the guy from the Aice ice cream ad na tarpaulin sa tindahan nila Aleng Nenang at Aleng Bhe.

u/heavydoseofatmos — 3 months ago