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Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Pin Head

He is Chip Tsao and "probably" deserves to be called a "Pin Head".

PIN HEAD the famous words used by Bill O'Reilly labeled to a person who has a poor judgment on anything.

The picture above is a journalist who used his profession to humiliate the Philippines and the Filipino saying : Philippines a country of servants ....outchhh...

Kumagkow, a fellow Filipino blogger made a post as a reaction to Chip Tsao article and you may read it { HERE} and {HERE}. Now, can you blame Kumagkow for his retaliation?

The truth of the matter is, Chip Tsao made a strike of hurting the Filipino. Worldwide, there are 11 million Filipino workers who are working Overseas and that includes me. What is the percentage of servants then? 11 million ? If there are Filipino who are working as a servant in his country, so what? It is a noble profession anyway! And I bet those servants can speak better English and grammar than he does.

Wanna read the article he wrote? Click {HERE}... thanks to Niko, for posting the article Chip Tsao wrote. I warned you, he really mocked the Philippines and the Filipino in general.

Now, Click {Here} for the APOLOGY posted by the publisher and editors of HK Magazine.
Was it a sincere apology? You will be the judge.
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15 comments:

  1. AnonymousApril 2, 2009 at 12:29:00 AM CDT

    naku kapal nga nya napanuod ko to sa tv patrol te grabe tapos kung anu pinagsasabi at ginawa sa katulong nya yan tuloy demanda xa

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  2. nikoApril 2, 2009 at 1:47:00 AM CDT

    am wondering what will happen to HK without the 130,000 filipina domestic assistants he said are cleaning his toilets!

    HK will smell foul just like CHEAP TSAO!

    am sorry for posting angry comment girl, i jst cant help it. i hate hating tlaga. :(

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  3. nikoApril 2, 2009 at 2:29:00 AM CDT

    thanks for linking me girl. nakupo buti na lng am happy with my two blog's pR.. have u check urs???

    naku cheap tsao tlga. pin head. monster. whatever.

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  4. petApril 2, 2009 at 3:13:00 AM CDT

    yan ang mga taong makikitid ang utak, naturingang sila ay mga propesyunal na tao pero di mo makikita sa kanila ang totoong kahulugan ng salitang yon..iisa lang ang masasabi ko sa taong yan, kakaawa sya dahil feeling nya e napakagaling nyang tao para magsalita sya ng ganun sa mga pilipino..kung babasahin natin ang sitwasyon dito sa pinas, kalimitan ng mga di nagbabayad ng totoong buwis nila ay mga intsik na akala mo'y sila ang tunay na pinoy kung umasta..mamili ka sa baclaran o sa divisoria at tignan ko lang kung makatanggap ka ng totoong resibo na galing sa kanila..blacklisted na yan dapat sa ating bansa..

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  5. DhemzApril 2, 2009 at 3:44:00 AM CDT

    Racism is all over the world..my goodness...this man deserves to be criticized....this is big insult to all Filipinos...he need to study english...hehheh!

    thanks for sharing TAmz!

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  6. meApril 2, 2009 at 3:58:00 AM CDT

    I read his article Ate Amy..and I can bakit ang daming nag react..my mom used to work in Malaysia as OFW..kahit sabihin nating katulong ang trabaho nila but its an honest way to earn a living..there's nothing to be ashamed about that..

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  7. David FunkApril 2, 2009 at 11:10:00 AM CDT

    I agree with Dhemz on this. Racism exists everywhere, and the article was insulting. He really did degrade the Filipino people.

    Many of my friends on here are Filipino, and they have all been so caring and generous to me. To be honest, many Americans can stand to learn from their values, too.

    One of my blogger friends here in the U.S. has always said that the biggest problem in this world is human hate. This guy shows exactly why my friend is right about that.

    Amy, I don't blame you for being frustrated and speaking out about this. This guy deserves to be criticized.

    Thanks for posting this. I'm proud to call you and many others from the Filipino community my friends.:)

    P.S. Oddly enough, the Word Verification is excesses. Hmmmm....looks like that fits for this guy excessively insulting your people!

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  8. Meryl (proud pinay)April 2, 2009 at 11:58:00 AM CDT

    naku amy nakakainis naman un.. i agree with you...magagaling mag english ng di hamak ang mga pinoy kahit servants sa ibang bansa...at yung ibang d.h. nga eh may pinag-aralan or may tinapos na degree..
    sya t.h mag english....

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  9. LuluApril 2, 2009 at 2:17:00 PM CDT

    mga friends sige atong tabangan ug dukol ang ulo aning intsika! maybe it help him realize things

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  10. SweetrioApril 2, 2009 at 3:09:00 PM CDT

    Mao ba Dhay, pag kawalay ulaw ng tsikwaha oy. Gikan baya ko ug HK, true gyod ay kung walay maids ang mg aintsik, sos pagkahugawan gyod nila, kay mga tapulan na sila. Marisi ng intsika, he is evil gyod. Thanks sa sharing!

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  11. Trixie M.April 2, 2009 at 3:37:00 PM CDT

    Yeah right napanood ko to sa tv patrol at nainis ako sa kanya talaga! Kung sa opinion nya ang Pilipinas ay “Nation of Servant” sa opinion ko namAn ang Chinese ay galing sa “NATION OF IMITATIONS”. Hahaha Why is all Filipino Overseas are servant???FYI I been to HK for 3 days just for vacation noh? nagagawa ba ng servant yan? At pasalamat ka sa mga DH kc kung wala cla ewan lang kung cno magtatyagang maglinis sa amoy bawang na katulad nyo! letche ka! (sorry te ams) How dare you CHEAP SIOPAO este Chip Tsao. Kapal mo! Bongang bonga ka ngayun di ka makapasok ng Pilipinas… haahhahahaa buti nga sayo! INSTIK PORDOY!

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  12. peppermayoApril 2, 2009 at 4:23:00 PM CDT

    some people think they're so great that they give themselves the right to belittle other people. may karma find its way to them.

    na-label na sa mga pinoy ang pagiging domestic helper sa ibang bansa, pero walang masama doon. hindi din yun dahilan para maliitin ang lahi natin. sana hindi nila isinasara ang mga mata nila sa maraming magagaling na gawa ng pinoy. dapat sa mga intsik na ganyan, mga mapanlait, mapanlamaang sa kapwa, bundatin sa gatas na may melamine. sila naman nagpauso nun eh.

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  13. "Q"April 2, 2009 at 10:37:00 PM CDT

    haay naku this is sad :(

    this is why i made a blog about pinoys - - http://pinoysbest.blogspot.com/. it's my small share for our country.

    i mean i just wish the global community will see Filipinos in a better light. we all want our children to have a better life...

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  14. edenApril 3, 2009 at 3:27:00 AM CDT

    actually, never heard of this CHEAP TSAO este Chip Tsao diay. he deserves to be criticized.he is a racist. he doesnt have the right to say those things to us. it hurts.

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  15. S-H-YApril 3, 2009 at 8:57:00 AM CDT

    WOW ang sakit nmn yang magsalita, ano ba meron cla sa kanilang lugar,nuon mas pobre pa nga cla sa atin eh..at least tayong mga filipino ng tratrabaho sa pamamgita ng pawis natin pra lng mabuhay sa mundo or ma supportahan ang family natin, D GAYA NG IBANG TAO gumgawa ng masama para lng maging mayaman, YES Philippines is a poor country but the people have a good dignity of life, Philippines is not a poor country it just miss handle by the government who runs it- maybe someday Philippines will be well known all over the world... THat man is no right to call Philippines like that, do he think that people from his country don´t work as a servant. KAPAL NG MUKA NIYA PRA LAITIN ANG PILIPINAS, Why he don´t count the people who is popular from Philippines..Even our country is not same with other country, I´m still proud be to FILIPINO :)...

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