This sounds extremely comforting to know that there are still so many of these kinds of people who prescribe these kinds of solutions. NPR subscribes to this, and pursues this with vigor.
In my own way, I help other people solve their problems. A year ago, we launched a Skills Up program with my dear friend, Susan Toots Ople. We gave scholarships to numerous OFWs who were victimized by illegal recruiters and those treated harshly by their employers. Twenty of these OFWs are living comfortably right now, and one even was hired by a Japanese restaurant to become their assistant restaurant manager! Wow, from domestic helper to restaurant manager, that is a great leap!
Yes, we all have our duties and responsibilities to God, Country and Family. However, while we do our share in nation-building, I observed, that problems sprout like Hydra and it multiplies itself while people do these little steps towards nation-building.
The system itself is the problem. Since we are doing things in the periphery and not addressing the basic and fundamental problems of society, we leave it to other groups the responsibility of correcting or at the least managing a dysfunctional system.
Wrong.
To be part of the solution, we need to unite and address the very core problem of our time and that is, systemic re-engineering.
Ignoring this fact would just put all our individual efforts to naught.
re-engineering or re-building is a great step towards the ultimate goal of solving old problem or system. kung baga sa instruktora kailangan ayusin sa pinaka pundasyon para maibuo ng tuloy tuloy na pagbabago at hindi tapal tapal or repair lamang....kailangan marami isip mabuksan, pati puso...puso at isip na may malalim na pagmamahasl sa bayan..ito ang pinakakulang ng 90 % nating mga lider at mamamayan.
ReplyDeletetumpak ka kabayani! at kailangan nang masimulan ito sa lalong madaling panahon.
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