Thoughts? Is this being selective about hr, or is diplomatic protocol just exempt from morality?

Thoughts? Is this being selective about hr, or is diplomatic protocol just exempt from morality?

Looking back at the courtesy call between Leni Robredo and the Israeli Embassy, it raises a question that a lot of progressive supporters seem to dodge.

​Robredo’s whole political identity and appeal have been built on human rights, ethical governance, and standing up for the marginalized. Yet, engaged standard diplomatic pleasantries with representatives of a state heavily criticized globally for human rights violations and international law non-compliance.

​If a administration politician did a warm photo-op with a controversial foreign delegation, critics would call it complicity or a lack of moral backbone. But when traditional opposition figures do it, it gets passed off as "standard diplomatic protocol" or "just economic cooperation."

​At what point does pragmatism cross into hypocrisy? Can you truly champion human rights domestically while keeping quiet on international humanitarian issues just to maintain diplomatic optics? Curious how people balance her brand of "principled leadership" with the realities of foreign relations.

u/rushblyatiful — 8 days ago

Glaze the Honda guy with anime hair, flex his 170kg bench, invent HR oppression. Stonks!

Recruiters are rejecting this man not because of "culture fit," but because his anime protagonist power level is simply too high for the ATS to parse.

Imagine benching 170kg, inventing driver-assist tech, and waking up with natural anime hair, only to realize some guy on LinkedIn is using your existence to pitch offshore AI talent sourcing. The pivot at the end gave me whiplash.

Nothing says "hire our AI talent agency" quite like a story about a Honda engineer's bench press, natural anime hair, and the cruel recruiters who fear his raw aura.

u/rushblyatiful — 2 months ago

Di ako alam ano ang i-rant

Tawa na la nabahaang ako hahahahahahahaha nabaan kami hahaha buti na lang may reserve na ang irrigation hahahaha

u/rushblyatiful — 2 months ago
▲ 121 r/davao

Davao Smog From Maa Coconut Oil Refinery

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Ing-ani na lang kada adlaw and mas worse sa gabii labi na kung walay hangin. Baho kaayong kopras.

I always thought, "ahh ok ra na organic bitaw." Not until gipang hika na mi tanan with ubo nga dili mawala. Katol sa tutunlan, makalabad ulo.

Way regulations ni? Mupalabi pud baya na silag release ug aso kung ga ulan.

📷 today at 2AM-ish

u/rushblyatiful — 2 months ago

Be careful of these scams

This job offer is an absolute scam and a major red flag.

What you are looking at is a Proxy Interviewing and Identity Fraud Scheme. It is not a legitimate remote work or outsourcing offer.

The Key Red Flags

* "Using provided profiles": This means you will be misrepresenting your identity, work experience, or legal status. You would be interviewing under someone else’s name or a completely synthesized fake persona.

* They handle payment & banking: Because the job is landed under a fake profile or another person's name, the client pays into an account controlled by the agency. This leaves you completely at their mercy for getting paid.

* "Profit-sharing arrangement": Legitimate software companies pay hourly rates or fixed salaries with legally binding contracts, not loose "profit splits" managed by an offshore middleman handling the money under a fake identity.

u/rushblyatiful — 2 months ago

Ano po yung amoy ta* ng baboy or something sa mga rural areas at night?

Ni wala na mang baboy sa paligid o di kaya baboy ramo.

Is this scent from a plant?

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u/rushblyatiful — 3 months ago
▲ 1.1k r/ClaudeCode+1 crossposts

Words to live by from the famous gladiator

I will spend my tokens, in this lifetime or the next!

u/Jenna_AI — 3 months ago

Ang matandang PBMA member

Share ko lang 'tong experience ko growing up in a mountainous barangay sa Cebu South.

May kapitbahay kaming matandang babae na member ng PBMA (the cult of Robin Ecleo ng Dinagat Island). Tahimik naman ang karamihan sa kanila, pero iba siya.

On random nights, gumagala siya sa labas wearing a black gown. Worst is nakikita na lang siyang nakatayo sa rooftop nila wearing that same gown, nakatitig lang sa dilim.

Amazing how she can climb up there, she was like in her 70s. We were literally neighbors, friends ko mga apo nya. I've been to their house, I know the layout inside out! Kaya namin umakyat but not her. She was your typical frail, sickly-ish, old woman.

Ang pinakatampok na nangyari was when my older cousin slept over sa classmate niya kasi nandoon kami ni lola sa tita ko. Noong umuwi ng 5:00 AM, pagkabukas niya ng pinto, nandoon ang matanda sa loob ng sala namin. Nakatayo siya facing our old mirror, wearing her black gown. My cousin ran away pabalik sa classmate nya. Walang sira sa pinto o bintana, kaya hindi namin alam kung paano siya nakapasok.

Always lagi may ruckus basta may encounter sa kanya kaya tinawag syang aswang, pero she didn't even budge. Ungo! Then stories gets bloated about her nag-aalaga ng sigbin, shapeshifting, etc.

Hindi siya affected though. Yung anak nyang babae ang laging nakikipag-away at nagpapatawag ng mga barangay hearings para i-call out ang mga nagpapakalat ng tsismis.

Edit: I don't know what happened sa kanila kasi lumipat na kami sa city nung nag grade 6 ako and didn't come back to that place after my grandma died.

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u/rushblyatiful — 3 months ago

CCTV vs "them"

There are currently over a billion public-facing CCTV cameras globally, and that’s a conservative estimate that excludes private home security like Ring doorbells. Millions more are sold every single month. We are living in the most heavily surveyed era in human history.

Given this absolute blanket of surveillance, the total lack of undeniable, high-definition evidence of the paranormal is becoming impossible to ignore.

Think about the logic here. If these entities exist and interact with the physical world (moving objects, making sounds, appearing as apparitions, etc.), they should be caught on camera constantly. Instead, we only ever get grainy, 240p footage from an ATM in the middle of nowhere that looks like a smudge on the lens.

It's as if they're like, "Oi, may CCTV!" then they just take a detour. Like they have a team meeting: "Oi, wag kayo dumaan dyan, may CCTV."

And only the ones who are completely spacey or not paying attention get caught on camera?

If a phenomenon is real, its appearance in data should scale with the amount of data we collect. We’ve increased our visual data collection by a million percent over the last two decades, yet the "evidence" has stayed exactly the same: blurry, ambiguous, and conveniently unresolvable.

Or maybe we should also put cameras in haunted places. Just to make them leave, hahaha.

"Oi, san ka punta? First time mo lumabas after 200 years ah."

"May camera na dun sa bahay 😭"

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u/rushblyatiful — 3 months ago

Well, good to know about their achievements I guess. Thanks!

Not really bad but hilarious for a billion $ company

u/rushblyatiful — 3 months ago

Hanapin ang myembro ng Sinaloa Cartel

Or a yakuza member. Why a city mayor looks like that bro

u/rushblyatiful — 3 months ago
▲ 7 r/pinoy

Will Leni be running? I hope so. Or anyone who can match those numbers pls

With the Green Goblin dominating the frontrunner spots, it feels like we are completely sleepwalking into another six years of the same old playbook. If we want to realistically beat her, how do we even pull that off if this Senate trial falls through?

​Now that the trial is actively happening, the legal loopholes and the actual cost are hitting hard. Like, what if she gets acquitted? We're basically sidelined by the Constitution’s one-year bar rule. We wouldn’t be able to file another complaint against her for a full year, giving her a massive window of immunity to rebuild her momentum right when the presidential race is heating up.

​Also, the logistics are just insane!

Impeachment is a total financial black hole. Running an active trial drains what, an estimated ₱25M per day in operational costs and legislative downtime? Spending hundreds of millions of taxpayer money on a high-stakes political circus that might just end in an acquittal feels incredibly risky. If this trial doesn't work out, what's the actual game plan to shift those survey numbers?

And getting acquitted in this trial would likely push her momentum to greater heights!

u/rushblyatiful — 4 months ago