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As expected, after the outrage of many over President Rodrigo Duterte calling God “stupid”, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said the remark ought to be seen as an expression of a personal belief.
The President’s remarks against God earlier drew negative reactions from various personalities, including Senator Panfilo Lacson, who has supported some of Duterte’s advocacies.
Meanwhile, this week’s #AnimatED takes on the new target of the President’s ire: the tambays, people who stand idle in the street.
It advises the president to take the long view regarding this complex issue, address the problem comprehensively, and not wipe it off like some dust.
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