LISTEN UP all the BOYET FAJARDOS IN THIS COUNTRY!!!

“Who do you think you are?!!”

YEAH, you read it right sir. WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?

To my generation, of ages approximately 20-25, a certain Mr. Boyet Fajardo wouldn’t ring a bell. A ‘masa’ like me would not even have any idea of who that person may be or what he does or whatever he is famous for. In further digging down information about this certain person, I have learned that his name must be something big in the Philippines RTW business. Quite an honor to be connected on his name, but the March 13, 2009 incident at the Duty Free Fiesta Mall is an eye opener to such egotistical person whom I could have adored rather than hated today.

Thanks to pep.ph, I have been told of a story that so many Filipinos probably heard, a scenario that may be too ordinary, the society may have been blinded by the bashes of people of ‘claimed’ status, who commands god-sized egos to expect to be worthy of some treatment that bespeaks RESPECT, and ultimately become a taboo.

Last Friday the 13th, a certain Boyet Fajardo, in his display of magnanimous ego and bratty nonsensical argument, have given a Duty Free employee his most lowly experience in life, he was forced to bend down and yield to this monster’s wish of being worshipped for his being ‘famous” and successful in life.

This is just a classic scenario on which common Filipinos exercise power to put push the weak and the poor in realizing their lowly existence. That’s what some Filipinos do to fellow Filipinos.

Not because you have attained power and success in your career in life, you are given the right to manipulate the fate of the people who stands way below your status. Humility is the true measure of success. I may sound self righteous here but that’s how I see it…what Boyet Fajardo did to that employee in Duty Free is an eye opener. No wonder the country is continuously run by corrupt officials. Our race is used to intimidation. Our poverty defines the whole of our existence, and we permit it to disfigure whatever respect and dignity is left from that morals and values that this corrupted country still have.

There are more Boyet Fajardos out there. To US who may be ‘nobodys’ and ‘no-names’, we may not have enough wealth but we must safeguard our ideals. Put a stop to this kind of abuse, we are worth something and we deserve more. Stop intimidation…the TIME FOR CHANGE IS NOW!!!...

SAY NO TO INTIMIDATION…that’s a good start to set the gears towards liberating these spoiled, corrupt, classy but rotten assholes!!!