IN every national crisis, these words are always uttered with pride: Filipino resilience, and bayanihan. From the last Taal eruption, annual typhoon destructions, and even the current pandemic, these words have always been thrown around. They are practically staple words in times of Philippine crisis. Notice how these words always come from the privileged and in power, and never from the victims?

IN every national crisis, these words are always uttered with pride: Filipino resilience, and bayanihan. From the last Taal eruption, annual typhoon destructions, and even the current pandemic, these words have always been thrown around. They are practically staple words in times of Philippine crisis. Notice how these words always come from the privileged and in power, and never from the victims?

IN every national crisis, these words are always uttered with pride: Filipino resilience, and&nbsp;bayanihan. From the last Taal eruption, annual typhoon destructions, and even the current pandemic, these words have always been thrown around. They are practically staple words in times of Philippine crisis. Notice how these words always come from the privileged and in power, and never from the victims?

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