Those UP Student Rallyists Can Go Rally Some More And They May Eat Their Words Sooner Or Later

It doesn't look like that President Duterte was joking when he said that he has considered revoking the scholarships of rallyist students. I think that should be carried on for one good reason -- it's a waste of taxpayers' money to give free education to students who walk out of their classes instead of attending them. Now there's Representative Sarah Elago of the Kabataan Partylist who doesn't take the warning seriously. Instead, she chooses to threaten more rallies to fight President Duterte's "dictatorship" -- which is all in their heads.

There's nothing dictatorial about revoking the scholarship of students who skip their classes to attend communist rallies. Why should taxpayers' money be used on students who don't even attend their classes and waste their scholarship? That free education should be used for people to get their education in their classrooms. Instead, they are turning the taxpayers' money for free education into destabilization funds against the current government.

They say that they will walk out of their classes to fight the Duterte "dictatorship". They may end up eating their words for this reason. They may get suspension -- and I think it should be a month with mandatory community service to serve as a lesson. Some of them may even consider getting expelled from school for participating in communist organizations that have long threatened to destabilize the Philippines. They are using misguided students who may have become more and more of a liability than an asset. What happened to these certain Filipino youth who should have been the hope for the future of the Philippines? Gone attending rallies!

Either way -- enough is enough! Every good Filipino has the right to complain against such idiots and participate in getting rid of student rallyists who turn taxpayers' money into destablization funds. Oh they want money? Why not get any person who could be funding CRappler from outside the country to pay them? But let them get out of the government schools because all that taxpayers' money could have been used in other projects.