“Yun po sigurong physical bullying, para po sa akin ano, kayang i-handle yun. Ang hindi po kayang i-handle ay yung mental kasi yun po ang mabigat para sa akin ngayon, yun po ang nararanasan ng mga kabataan, yung mental torture,” Sen. Robin Padilla said.
Filipinos sounded alarm over the comment of Sen. Robin Padilla that slight physical bullying is “more manageable” than “mental torture.”
“Yun po sigurong physical bullying, para po sa akin ano, kayang i-handle yun. Ang hindi po kayang i-handle ay yung mental [bullying] kasi yun po ang mabigat para sa akin ngayon, yun po ang nararanasan ng mga kabataan, yung mental torture,” the neophyte senator said during the“Yung mental na bullying siguro po yun po ang dapat nating harapin at kung ano man po siguro, yung physical bullying kapag umabot siguro na gusto ka nang patayin,” he added.
“Yung physical torture—sorry po ah pero para sa akin, nakatulong pa sa akin para maging—hindi naman po sa usapin lamang na humarap sa buhay palagay ko mga 20%, 30% nakatulong pa yun,” Padilla said.The comment of Padilla on bullying raised eyebrows of social media users. They said that bullying should not be tolerated regardless of form and intensity.
“ANY FORM OF BULLYING IS NOT AND WILL NEVER BE OKAY. Bakit ba ang hilig niyo i-romanticize ‘yung mga ganitong bagay kesyo natulungan kayo?,” a Twitter user“Bullying in any way is not acceptable. This causes mental and emotional torture, especially to children,” a social media user
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