Comments Thread For: Manny Pacquiao Concedes, Finishes Third in 2022 Philippine Presidential Election

[Clegg]

Waiting for a super slow-motion video of the vote counting to prove Pac was robbed. Also hearing rumours that Pac would've won if not for 100M of his supporters all suffering a shoulder injury so they couldn't put their vote paper in the ballot box.

[The Big Dunn]

Waiting for a super slow-motion video of the vote counting to prove Pac was robbed. Also hearing rumours that Pac would've won if not for 100M of his supporters all suffering a shoulder injury so they couldn't put their vote paper in the ballot box.

This made me laugh!!!

[aboutfkntime]

waiting for a super slow-motion video of the vote counting to prove pac was robbed. Also hearing rumours that pac would've won if not for 100m of his supporters all suffering a shoulder injury so they couldn't put their vote paper in the ballot box.

lmao !!






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[Monty Fisto]

Son of former dictator winning thats legit to me

The troll farms are worth every penny.

[Monty Fisto]

The whole world went through the same thing or much worse

This is kind of the amazing thing. We like to think we elect better candidates more often than worse, but often the problems we face seem to happen no matter what. I don't speak specifically about the pandemic here but things like economic cycles, inflation, nationlism, susceptability to propaganda, prejudice and so on.

Specifically in terms of how the world dealt with the pandemic, though, I would say the US dealt with it pretty poorly given its cutting-edge medical resources. We'd expect poorer countries to deal it with worse, naturally. But the US is the richest country in the world. It should not have had a death rate comparable with Chile or Brazil.

[The tucker]

Pacquiao vs Spence let’s make it happen now lol

[Nash out]

We've all seen Pacquiao come up second best many times, but third! He's slipping. Nash concedes that Pac is now past his prime. Nash out.

[STREET CLEANER]

This is kind of the amazing thing. We like to think we elect better candidates more often than worse, but often the problems we face seem to happen no matter what. I don't speak specifically about the pandemic here but things like economic cycles, inflation, nationlism, susceptability to propaganda, prejudice and so on.

Specifically in terms of how the world dealt with the pandemic, though, I would say the US dealt with it pretty poorly given its cutting-edge medical resources. We'd expect poorer countries to deal it with worse, naturally. But the US is the richest country in the world. It should not have had a death rate comparable with Chile or Brazil.

Did China and Russia actually posted real numbers?

[clmags12]

Waiting for a super slow-motion video of the vote counting to prove Pac was robbed. Also hearing rumours that Pac would've won if not for 100M of his supporters all suffering a shoulder injury so they couldn't put their vote paper in the ballot box.

You should add how he took that 750ml IV at his house the night before the big night! Chits hilarious! Oh wait, thats Floyd. My bad.

Its true imo, Manny shouldn't be president. His intentions are good but running things on a scale of a country would definitely be above him. Not a bad thing to say.

[Ry92]

Well now that aint going to be president time for 1 more fight vs amir khan in middle east to make back what lost on campaign and to finally get back in the win column