Comments by "hizzle mobizzle" (@hizzlemobizzle) on "Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte to exit politics | DW News" video.

The man literally made it legal to murder your neighbor. All you have to do is say they sold drugs whether it was true or not.
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@sensora194 Just curious are you in favor of murdering alcoholics too? How about the homeless? Where does your purge end? I guess if you are unwilling to deal with the causes of societies failures then you can just keep killing the undesirables.
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Come on man he literally legalized murder.
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@gsastudio-archl I get it. It's just easier to kill societies failings than to deal with the root cause. Many science fiction novels have been written about such societies. A portion of society lives well at the expense of the rest. Create an upper class based on the suffering of the lower class. What happens when you run out of poor to kill?
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@gearzone2611 Also environmental activists and representatives of the native minority. Just kill anyone you don't like and say they are drug dealers. meanwhile actual drug dealers just bribe the local police and are fine.
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@sensora194 No way.
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@philippinescountryball6534 hmmmm why do people turn to drugs? Could it be they often live in misery and turn to drugs? Perhaps many homeless turn to drugs? How about alcoholics? They are drug addicts just using legal drugs. I am glad that pointing out the cruelty of your ideas hurt your feelings. Maybe it will make you think before you decide that someone on hard times deserves the death penalty. Damn right I compare you wanting to kill the addicted to wanting to kill the homeless. The truth is rather that dealing with the cause of the problem you want to kill the victims.
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@gsastudio-archl Since taking office on June 30, 2016, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has carried out a “war on drugs” that has led to the deaths of over 12,000 Filipinos to date, mostly urban poor. At least 2,555 of the killings have been attributed to the Philippine National Police. Duterte and other senior officials have instigated and incited the killings in a campaign that could amount to crimes against humanity. Human Rights Watch research has found that police are falsifying evidence to justify the unlawful killings. Despite growing calls for an investigation, Duterte has vowed to continue the campaign.
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@gonosoe3952 Listen to yourself for the love of god. You speak as if they are not even human beings. You seem to think that "addicts" are created in a lab somewhere and unleashed on the "good" people for some nefarious purpose. These are citizens of your country and the least you should do is identify why so many of them are becoming addicted to drugs. I also understand that my country is not much better, but at the very least we have not encouraged people to murder their neighbors because we don't trust them. What they are doing is barbaric.
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@wesbeplayin Oh sure. Nothing more fun than being strung out on heroin. I mean seriously? Who does not want to have an addiction so strong you would sell yourself to strangers or rob your own mother to feed your addiction? Sounds great. ‘the true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members’. - Mahatma Gandhi
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Maybe I will be able to travel to the Philippines now. I was nervous going to a country that legalized murder. I can't even imagine being in a country that allows you to murder your neighbor as long as you claim he did drugs.
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