Martial Law 'stigma' propagated by hypocrite 'activists' has become obsolete
Don't look now, but the hypocrites are back! President Duterte's decision to impose martial law in Mindanao has stirred the hornet's nest, and resurrected the contrived human rights types. They tell the narrative (conveniently skewed, of course) of the "horrors" of martial law under the Marcos administration: how countless people were either tortured or killed. They've conjured up a "martial law stigma," especially with the help of their idiotic and diabolical media cohorts. To be fair, that's true--but they stop at that and disproportionately hammer on that point ad nauseum . What they fail to acknowledge is countless tortures and executions have been going on in the Philippines even after 1986, when "democracy" was restored. In short, they're unfairly demonizing martial law. Martial law is amoral: it's neither "good" nor "bad." It's the imposition of direct military control of normall...