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Atty. Falcis slams Robin Padilla for endorsing Duterte siblings: Siguro katropa nito si Aga Mulach

Atty. Jesus Falcis and Robin Padilla


Jesus Falcis is as active as ever in being one of the toughest critics of Duterte and the administration. After Aga Muhlach, Atty Jesus Falcis is now going after actor Robin Padilla in regards to “political dynasty.” Apart from Lea Salonga and Ogie Diaz, Padilla is now tasting the attack of Falcis to people expressing support to the present administration.

Endorsement



Posted on Padilla’s Instagram account, the actor declared that the biggest problem in the Philippines is the existence of political dynasty.



However, Padilla finds hope for endorsing Sebastian Duterte and Mayor Sara Duterte for local government positions in the upcoming midterm 2019 elections. As young leaders, he trusted the Dutertes to serve better in the government despite belonging in a political dynasty.

Political dynasty

Atty. Jesus Falcis, photo from flickr.com


Falcis slams Padilla for upholding contradicting political views. The lawyer insists that Rovin needs some lecture on logical contradictions and political science. Worse, declares Padilla as the biggest problem of the country for carrying contradicting political views. Falcis sarcastically jokes about Muhlach and Padilla being friend for bringing different views from him.

Dragging other celebrities



In the comment thread, the lawyer drags Lea Salonga’s name as well. Followers of Falcis are in full support of the lawyer, calling names like “Boy Epal” and degrading the dignity not just of Robin Padilla but other local celebrities who expressed support to Duterte administration and to the President himself.

One netizen calls the actor as arrogant, stupid, and has no knowledge about politics at all. Padilla was accused by many as an ex-prisoner who just humbled himself down on the time of his exile.

Robin Padilla

Robin Padilla, photo from Philippine News

Robin Padilla is an action actor who blooms career during the 80s. He got exiled in the 90s for illegal possession of firearms and eventually got a pardon. He is now living his life helping Muslims especially the victims of Marawi Battle. Padilla has been always open to his views about political issues.

Read full post below:

ANG PINAKA MALAKING PROBLEMA

Sabi ni Robin Padilla o ni Binoy, ang pinaka malaking problema daw sa Pilipinas ay POLITICAL DYNASTY. Pero, ine-endorso nya for Mayor at Vice-Mayor si Sarah Duterte at Baste Duterte.

Ayaw mo sa political dynasty pero ine-endorso mo ang isang dynasty? Haha kelangan ata ng seminar ni Robin Padilla on logical contradictions at political science.

Sa tingin ko, ang pinaka malaking problema ng Pilipinas ay si Robin Padilla. CHAROT!

Siguro ka-tropa nito si Aga Muhlach. Mukhang may pattern ang mga artistang DDS...

#RobinPadillaRobbedOfLogic
#ArtistaNaNaman



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