Headline: "Bato’s ‘Shit Happens’ School of Law: Where Tragedy is Just a Tuesday!"
Ah, the Philippines! A land of vibrant culture, culinary delights, and, apparently, a workshop run by our very own Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, who has cracked the code of lawmaking: when in doubt, just shrug and drop an F-bomb! Yes, that’s right, folks! Get your popcorn ready because the latest reality show episode just dropped, and it’s titled: “Collateral Damage – The Comedy!”
In the newest installment of “How to Politick Like a Pro,” Bato confirmed his expertise in the art of diplomacy by casually referring to the shooting of a 3-year-old girl as mere “collateral damage.” Because who doesn’t love a little child casualty in the thrilling game of cops and robbers, am I right? It’s like saying, “Hey, sorry about your toddler, but you know how it goes – shit happens!” Classic unwarranted wisdom from the former police chief turned senator. Is there a special bathroom where they teach this?
What’s more fascinating is Bato’s impeccable timing. After the tragic demise of little Myka Ulpina, who met an unfortunate end while being used as a human shield – and not the way parents shield their kids from Netflix spoilers – Bato showcased his phenomenal grasp of “lawyerly” language. At a Senate conference, he declared, “No one wants that to happen, but shit happens!" Well, of course! What else would we expect in our adult lives but a sprinkle of tragedy with a side of nonchalance? At least he didn’t follow up with “it’s just a Tuesday” while tossing confetti.
As expected, this masterclass in human empathy ruffled a few feathers. Human rights advocates responded faster than a cat on a Roomba, spitting out outrage like a vending machine with a mind of its own. People were rightly aghast at Bato’s ability to overlook a child’s tragic death while playing politician like it was a game of Monopoly – “Oh, you crossed the ‘go to jail’ space? Oops! Here’s your ‘get out of jail free’ card.”
Senator Panfilo Lacson, also a former big shot in the police department, had some words of wisdom himself. He reminded Bato that “one innocent life lost is one life too many.” What a shocking concept! It’s almost as if lives have value, who would’ve thought? Just to drive the point home, Lacson added that we should seriously take moments like this and, dare I say, investigate? Groundbreaking!
Not to be outdone, fellow opposition senator Risa Hontiveros chimed in, tweeting that when Bato said “shit happens,” perhaps it’s time to call a plumber. Honestly, at this rate, the plumber might have a better take on the situation!
As for the defense, Bato found a warrior in presidential spokesperson Salvador Panelo, who bravely stepped forward to smooth over the mess by explaining that, “What he only meant was, accidents do happen.” Oh, Panelo, such a noble attempt to spin “Bato’s Blunder” into “Bato’s Bright Idea.”
Meanwhile, the Commission on Human Rights seemed to think the whole massacre was less about “collateral damage” and more about “what the heck is wrong with everyone?”, pledging to investigate because accountability is apparently still a thing.
So here’s to you, Bato, for your enlightening contributions to lawmaking! Next time you’re about to throw caution to the wind, maybe try the classic “Let’s be real – we should prevent these things” line. But hey, why fix a problem when you can just drop a “shit happens” and call it a day? Welcome to the future of governance, folks – may it be as bleakly comedic as Bato’s accidental humor! 🎉
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We highly recommend reading both versions—one for the truth, and one for the chaotic energy you didn’t know you needed. 😆🔥
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