My column on the Ateneo bullying incidentdrew complaints from readers who were upset over what they felt were subtle, indirect criticisms of Duterte. "Talagang inisiksik yung sa President e. Pilit na pilit," read one comment. "Please leave politics out of this," another said. My essay was mainly about the brave young man who stood up to a bully. The bully has been dismissed from the Ateneo. So now we can fully turn the spotlight on the bigger picture beyond that horrifying attack inside an Ateneo High School bathroom. Apparently, what I wrote led to a bit of misunderstanding, even confusion. I guess I should apologize. For we have enough confusion in our world today. It i...
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