Martial Law May Be Necessary To Purge Off PNoy Pride From The Philippines

I gave a thought on the issue of martial law crybabies as September 21 approaches. If the Matae terrorists in Marawi aren't the only threat I would also call the threat of the PNoy insurgency. It's their attitude of keeping up with the martial law crybaby attitude. It's more than time to ask them on whether or not martial law crybabies know that martial law is still constitutional? What went wrong during the late Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr.'s regime was not martial law itself but the misuse and abuse of martial law.

Here's one thing that I read from Get Real Philippines that may describe the PNoy menace and why it's a threat to good Pinoys who want a better Philippines:

There are things worse than being under the sort of Martial Law former President Ferdinand Marcos oversaw in the 1970s — like being invaded by a foreign army, being struck by a killer earthquake or cyclone, being genetically mutated by years of exposure to diesel fumes, being stabbed to death by a drug-crazed loser, or being chronically stuck in traffic with chronically slow, expensive Internet.

For Filipinos, however, being under Martial Law is the be-all-end-all most important national risk to be acutely vigilant about. Small surprise then that Filipinos find themselves today with an insanely paralysing national phobia for Martial Law that has resulted in (1) the implementation of a paranoid Constitution in 1987, (2) the rise to power of a vindictive oligarchy, (3) the propagation of a perversely-liberal limpdicked national ideology now known as Yellowtardism, and (4) a deeply-ingrained hatred for the police and military. In short, Filipinos have an entire governance framework and an entire political mindset motivated by fear of the past. This is why the discourse today remains fixated on the past and its bogeymen. What of the future? Nah, that requires too much thinking and courage. The past is the Filipino’s comfort zone.

For the PNoy, martial law will always be remembered as evil. They tend to run on the PNoytard logic of Marbobo Roxas where he ordered "special permits" for hammers because they were used in a crime scene. Judging by PNoy logic, we must also ban knives, shovels or just anything we use to make a living because they were used in a crime scene. The problem is not with the hammer but how the hammer was being used. It's not like shabu where there's nothing beneficial about it. Hammers are used for carpentry but they can also be used to murder someone. The same goes with martial law. Military intervention can be used to protect civilians but it can be misused and abused to torture people and violate human rights. Hmmm... I guess we should abolish the Commission on Human Rights then because of Cheato Gascon's neglect based on PNoytard logic?

Why am I proposing martial law to get rid of PNoy Pride from the country? I don't think the PNoy menace is that easy to deal with. There's so much PNoy menace here and there. Whether it's the Commission on Appointments, the Ombudsman, the CHR, Department of Education, etc. they are still so filled with Yellow Zombies. CHR is only useless because it's ran by useless people. The Department of Transporation and Communication failed to do its job because of Joseph Pabaya. The Bureau of Customs ended up abusing its authority because of Alberto Loony. The Department of Social Welfare and Development only became so stupid because of Stinky Soliman.

How is this martial law declared? This means it's time to have all government agencies checked. It's time to slowly terminate the Yellowtards from their post. I think everything can begin with arresting all the Dilawans involved in national shenanigans. This would be arresting those Dilawans who were in power last term as well as other Dilawans who were involved in crimes. But it shouldn't just stop with the Dilawans. Just because other people like Jejemon Binay and Antonio Trillanes IV aren't Liberal doesn't mean they're any less guilty. They too should also be arrested to show no partiality in arresting corrupt politicians.