POOR GAYS VS MOMMY DIONISIA

Breaking news was reported regarding issues with the RH Bill:

Dionesia Pacquiao versus Miriam Defensor-Santiago

The Defensor-Santiago argument for the RH bill is getting bigger and bigger...
and more interesting!
I was reading the Philippine Daily Inquirer article about "Gay's cry below the belt vs Pacmom's RH jab"
Very entertaining.

It started when Pacman clearly made his stand (anti) regarding the RH Bill.
Reactions were rendered from across all sectors.

Mommy D (as Dionesia Pacquiao is fondly called) reacted terribly when
Defensor-Santiago dismissed the Pacman and advised him to "stay away" from the issue.
To make a long story short, "Malaswa" is now the term of the day!

Much has been said (especialIy by the buxom Mommy D) and, among others, the Gays Community from
around the Philippines was draged into the matter. Dionesia was eputed to have said: "Tingnan mo ang bakla, sa kaiinom ng pills,
hindi na bagay inumin ng mga bakla kasi lalaki sila.Ginawa sila ng Diyos na lalaki.Umiinom talaga sila
ng pills para magsilaki ang dede.Bawal' yan! (Look at gay men, they take
pills,which are not fit for them because they are men. God made them
men.They take pills to enlarge their breasts.That'sprohibited!).

Dionisa reacted sharply to the senator taking it as a ridicule of her son's
intellectual capacity. She said her son did not deserve to be ridiculed because
he, like the senator, "is a lawmaker,too!."
Goya  Candelario,spokespersonof ProGay Philippines ,said Dionisia's jab at
gays was scary and dangerous.

"We want Mommy D. to know that we are deeply offended," said

Candelario.She said in the news that gays are considered homosexuality as

a "disease" by some sector of society. Mommy D's statement

"was dangerous as it could promote 'homophobia'".

 

The exchange between Dionesia and Defensor-Santiago has, for all intents and purposes,
taken a hilarious, near-circus turn.

We should not just judge homosexuals for who they are and what they do. I remember the venerable
Msgr. Fidelis Lamcaco stating (when asked by Soly Uychuico regarding the "sinfulness" of gay men):
" In the end, what each of us do is our own business with God. Isa lang ang malinaw Fely: judge not, so as not to be judged."

In the end, nobody has the right to discriminate. That much is clear.

As for Mommy D, well, you cannot expect much if there is not much in there in the first place, right?