Ano masasabi nyo kay Jose de venecia?

[El]

di ka pa pala tapos TopSecretGold.

i have good friends from UA&P and AIM, i'm sure they don't share your thoughts, i bet ikakahiya ka pa nila.

my parents couldn't afford those expensive schools, wish i was sent there coz my friends from that school are not only rich but also bright, smart and have maintained their moral and principles.

wala ata akong natutunan na opportunity pala ang government positions para kumita ng malaki sa AIM

[R-A-Y]

thanks  :wave: but at least I can handle diff. opinions kindly. not some stupid probably uneducated moron who thinks his  "F$&% your mom and goat"  ranting will make him sound like some cult preacher.

my posts and opinions are all simple: JDV is my idol coz he knows an opportunity to earn money, he gets it and profit from it. A true businessman.

I appreciate these qualities coz business cors ang natapos ko nung college (UA&P) pati masters (AIM). I'm sure Falken205's education is not the same league as mine  :evil5:

I think you misinterpreted something along the way my friend. Exploiting a monopoly such as a government position is not being business minded. It's being a capitalist pig.

Business in its purest sense is created by someone who would wish to express a perceived socially upright value through the correct use of resources and people. And the benchmark for this is the business' profit. Profit is a measurement not of what you have gained, but what it takes to keep a business going, or when trasitively applied, is the true cost of keeping a socially upright value going. When you think about it, profit is then something to be shared to those who have joinedd you in promoting these values through the business.

And since this is the government position he is in and there doesn't seem to be a direct beneficiary aside from him and his direct family, not to mention that robbing the country of its money is not really a morally accepted upright value, then he is not a businessman as you have perceived him to be.