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Philippine police arrest kin of slain Japanese woman, Filipino mom

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My wife is Filipino so these are her words, not mine. Filipinos working abroad in Japan and elsewhere are decent hardworking people who keep their economy afloat and the people who remain in the Philippines are shameless bloodsucking leeches who keep procreating even though they can’t afford the children they already have and create a perpetual cycle of poverty. RIP.

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who keep procreating even though they can’t afford the children they already have and create a perpetual cycle of poverty.

The power of the Catholic church gives them little chance of change.

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@Gaijinjland

That's pretty harsh words. Your wife really said?-" people who remain in the Philippines are shameless bloodsucking leeches who keep procreating even though they can’t afford the children they already have and create a perpetual cycle of poverty. "

I find that really hard to believe a pinay saying this about her own people. Does she feel that way about her own family? Or is she just generalizing all Filipinos people living in the Philippines?

My wife is is a Pinay. Beautiful strong and a proud person. Angelic almost. She would never say such things about her own people or her country. Bisayans are different.

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GaijinjlandToday  09:04 am JST

My wife is Filipino so these are her words, not mine. Filipinos working abroad in Japan and elsewhere are decent hardworking people who keep their economy afloat and the people who remain in the Philippines are shameless bloodsucking leeches who keep procreating even though they can’t afford the children they already have and create a perpetual cycle of poverty. RIP.

You seem unlucky.

Usual stories I read or hear about are similar to Christopher s

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This article is by no means unusual.

I can’t count how many times I’ve read the same thing in twenty years of living here.

If you travel to the Philippines and happen to have a beer with a local, they’ll expect you to foot the bill for everything they drink (if you tell them you live in Japan).

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@WA4TKG I agree I have a friend who married a women from the Philippines, he said he refused to go there after the first visit because the entire family sucked him dry. They expected him to buy dinner for the entire clan cousins, grandma and grandpa. He said he was a sucker once and refuse to go back and said after being married 15 years to her he is a sucker for life being that he is there only for his kids!!

This article is by no means unusual.

I can’t count how many times I’ve read the same thing in twenty years of living here.

If you travel to the Philippines and happen to have a beer with a local, they’ll expect you to foot the bill for everything they drink (if you tell them you live in Japan).

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Yes, when you give money to the poor everyone becomes poor. The Philippines has been invaded and so has the whole world. Especially in the Philippines they expect hard working people to send money back. Bloodthirsty leeches is harsh, but close. Kiseichu in Japan also. What a world.

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