"Safe Country We Seek, Trusted President We Need"

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Dear Mr. President,

     A President is the one who leads our country. He is obligated to manage our country to be a safe and peaceful place for the people. He is responsible to protect the people. But what did you do? Did you really protect our country and the people?

     At the start of when you became the president of our country, I admired you. I was amazed how you got rid of many drug lords and users in our country within just 6 months. I respected you but when I found out that the police are forced to catch as many drug lords and users and the police just caught innocent men to fulfill the mission, I was upset. Many innocent men were unfairly went to jail because of your mission, your promise to the people. And also, when the Covid-19 pandemic came, everything became clearer. I was disappointed by how you managed our country when the corona virus started to spread all over the world. You did poor in planning and protecting the people and our country. Until now, the pandemic is still not over and the Covid-19 cases in our country is increasing rapidly. We are now the only country that hasn’t yet reopened schools.

     Being a President is a big responsibility and I know that. It is hard for a one person to lead millions of people. But I hope that you will be able to plan more wisely and make our country better again. I hope that you will manage to make our country a safe place for the people where students can go to school again and the rest to roam around without worrying about the virus. I also hope that you will not let a lot more people to die because of this pandemic and because of you.



Reference: "Duterte asked: Where's your outrage over the 6.4-billion shabu shipment?". October 7, 2017. Retrieved in October 6, 2021. https://cbcpnews.net/cbcpnews/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/CBCPNews_092117_03.jpg

   

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