Good day!
First let me apologize for the informality of this message. I don't usually listen to FM stations but it has come to my knowledge that yesterday, DJ China Heart allegedly criticized the government's decision over the so called INC holiday.
And with that, I respectfully and strongly suggest that before you broadcast something, especially strong statements, please make sure to consider both sides of the "equation".
The INC has been here for 95 years, culminating the Filipino nation in almost every aspect. Health, education, charity, some sort of unification and stability, and hope for many, unfortunately not DJ China Heart, among others amidst the blurring good future for our government and being a nation as a whole.
In fact, the INC is considered to be an international church that has its roots here in the Philippines. It implicitly imparts a huge part of being a Filipino to the whole world reaffirming that Pinoys are still God-fearing, deed-doing, nation-loving people amidst strong punches of bad connotations and stereotypes from other races.
Taking to account what you call "Freedom of the press/media", I say you have all the legal rights, but please remember that every concept of freedom we have has a responsibility glued to it.
More power!
First let me apologize for the informality of this message. I don't usually listen to FM stations but it has come to my knowledge that yesterday, DJ China Heart allegedly criticized the government's decision over the so called INC holiday.
And with that, I respectfully and strongly suggest that before you broadcast something, especially strong statements, please make sure to consider both sides of the "equation".
The INC has been here for 95 years, culminating the Filipino nation in almost every aspect. Health, education, charity, some sort of unification and stability, and hope for many, unfortunately not DJ China Heart, among others amidst the blurring good future for our government and being a nation as a whole.
In fact, the INC is considered to be an international church that has its roots here in the Philippines. It implicitly imparts a huge part of being a Filipino to the whole world reaffirming that Pinoys are still God-fearing, deed-doing, nation-loving people amidst strong punches of bad connotations and stereotypes from other races.
Taking to account what you call "Freedom of the press/media", I say you have all the legal rights, but please remember that every concept of freedom we have has a responsibility glued to it.
More power!
