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It actually shouldn't hit a nerve if I say that personally, Catriona's take on poverty is problematic. This has been consistent since her preliminary speech up to the final answer. But can her viewpoint be radicalized? The answer is yes. Let people criticize her answer.

6:00 AM · Dec 17, 2018Twitter Web Client

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@omidong

It's actually better if we challenge her viewpoint (which is a healthy thing to do) and deepen our conversation on poverty and structural violence, and not stop with conversations but militant action. And you can do this WHILE being proud of her.

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maybe what she meant was people in such conditions and the feeling of empathy with a thinking that a person can only do less but see how they can still manage to live with it and smile. and perhaps, to add that theyre resilient despite such conditions.

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Criticize this video -

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TV Patrol: Mga tinulungan ni Catriona sa Tondo, nagbunyi sa kaniyang...

Doble ang saya ng mga taga-Tondo, Manila sa tagumpay ng bagong Miss Universe na si Catriona Gray, lalo iyong non-profit youth foundation na sinusuportahan ni...

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She already helped many children while we can only do is Tweet. God bless.

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@deamon_blue

Dec 19, 2018

Nagpapansin lang iyan si

@omidong

kasi problematic sa buhay.

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The question isn't all about poverty at all po

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Tweet tweet ka lang dyan anong naitulong mo ? Gaylord

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can we criticize your analysis instead? 🙄 please understand the question first. It's not about poverty as a whole..It's her learning while she was and still is "ACTIVELY" helping people. It's being grateful for what she has been blessed with, therefore learning to be positive..

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Many people will avoid tondo even if their life depended on it. Try going there and see if you find a reason to come back let alone do something to help. Obviously, Catriona did. There will always be poverty; it's one thing to look at it and another thing to do something about it