A couple thousand kiddie rallyists DO NOT represent the "millenial" generation!

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Please stop generalizing the millennials to support your narrative. That itself is a form of revisionism. For every one millennial who attended that rally, there may be ten millennials who preferred to either watch "Super Parental Guardians" or sleep.

So if you think a few thousands of you represent all the Filipino millennials, we have a problem here. You've been blinded by your advocacy and have been skipping the ugly truth: you're a small number. Smaller than you can imagine if you just get out of your bubble. And unless you accept that truth, you will not be able to progress in your fight.

You will end up believing you are changing the country, but you're not.


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Jason Paul Laxamana as posted on Facebook.


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