What is major social changes?

Answer 1

Major Social Problems in the Philippines

I ask this question when I was tasked by our Professor to deliver a speech and due to lack of reliable information I decided to make a peek on the internet and I am quite surprised to find out that there are only minor social problems posted on the internet and they refer to it as if it is a major a problem! Oh God! how on earth that Filipinos can't accept the truth of their real color. I am a Filipino and I live and grew here in the Philippines and not boasting I have already traveled Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, but only part of it and I found out that they have the same mentality in several varied ways. Why can't they discuss the social discrimination, the parents neglect to their children, and how the morality of the children are developed by the elders, and the criminal issues here in the Philippines, and how spurious and money lover are the Filipinos are? and who the first one who abused their children no other than the parents themselves through their different ways, and how perfect liar and corrupt are the Filipinos? and how selfish Fiilipinos are they better throw foods in garbage rather than give it to the poor or their slaves their maids, and the most popular of all is the crab mentality of the Filipinos? One more the love of the Filipinos to defame ones reputation even though they're just making a hearsay. These are the most common problems Filipinos experience in their own country, oh I think they are not a problem to them anyway. They don't love art, just look at the streets they're all deceivers the front is beautiful but look inside, look at the squatters area, they are friendly to foreigners but to their fellow Filipinos they are quarrelsome specially to those who doesn't have money and reputation. Good actors, unforgivable but on the other side perhaps there are still good ones in every place there are always good ones not all are bad. It's just it is too much for me bear it, the lies always asking help and yet they are an oppressor to other not to others rather to their fellow men to their countrymen.