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  1. #81
    Quote Originally Posted by patrol_man View Post
    Faulty Electrical Wiring. If you know what I mean.

    Mala Black Operations. But of course I don't want any deaths. Than after that lalagyan ng tags ng Gobyerno na unsafe for housing... ayun na.
    Someone suggested to give free water to the squatters and lace it with cyanide after a few months. Quite barbaric. Another suggested a more subtle way. Dunk a cat in denatured alcohol, light it up and let it loose in a squatter colony.

    Seriously, squatters are not only the government's problem but ours as well. If you own idle property, either develop it or secure it and ensure there are no attempts by people to build structures there. Many squatting problems are caused by rich land owners who leave their land idle.

  2. #82
    Quote Originally Posted by stepehenyan@12 View Post
    Housing law misconceptions resulted in failure to resolve squatting–former senator

    MANILA, Philippines – Former Senator Joey Lina on Thursday said misconceptions arising from the understanding of the Urban Development and Housing Act (UDHA) resulted in the failure to resolve the proliferation of illegal settlers in the country.

    Lina stressed that one of the misconceptions lay in some sectors’ belief that “a right to housing is a right to free housing,” saying that nowhere in the world was free housing provided by government for the homeless.
    “Right to housing may be a right to lot only or house and lot, but never free,” he said.
    Lina also emphasized that it was wrong for people to “construe consultation as consent,” and that illegal settlers’ possession or use of property for a long time did not translate to ownership.
    “After all the parties have been heard in a consultation, it is still the government that decides finally,” he said.
    Lina, however, stressed that if relocation and eviction was the last resort, the government must exhaust all alternatives to relocate the settlers near their job sites before moving them out.

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    The relocation near job sites is posing the problem in solving squatting. They only have to squat and the gov't is obligated to find a relocation site near their work.

  3. #83
    Quote Originally Posted by stepehenyan@12 View Post
    Housing law misconceptions resulted in failure to resolve squatting–former senator

    MANILA, Philippines – Former Senator Joey Lina on Thursday said misconceptions arising from the understanding of the Urban Development and Housing Act (UDHA) resulted in the failure to resolve the proliferation of illegal settlers in the country.

    Lina stressed that one of the misconceptions lay in some sectors’ belief that “a right to housing is a right to free housing,” saying that nowhere in the world was free housing provided by government for the homeless.
    “Right to housing may be a right to lot only or house and lot, but never free,” he said.
    Lina also emphasized that it was wrong for people to “construe consultation as consent,” and that illegal settlers’ possession or use of property for a long time did not translate to ownership.
    “After all the parties have been heard in a consultation, it is still the government that decides finally,” he said.
    Lina, however, stressed that if relocation and eviction was the last resort, the government must exhaust all alternatives to relocate the settlers near their job sites before moving them out.

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    I dont get this in every sense....the govt dont owe this people the govt should consult/consider the taxpayers which where they will get the funds for doing the said relocation...there is an extent to helping and abuse is not one of them....Ang mga squatter na ito ang nagpilit na pumunta sa mga lugar na hindi sila dapat naroroon..bakit nila oobligahin ang gobyerno gamit ang pondo naming mga nagbabayad ng tamang buwis para sa kapakanan nila????Paano naman ang kapakanan namin?? Yung rights namin will be overshadowed by the rights of these squatters??? CMON!!!!!

    Parang nagpapaluwagan tayo diyan eh saan ka naman makakakita na ang perang ginamit namin sa paluwagan eh gagmitin ng ibang hindi naman nagbibigay??

  4. #84
    Demolish! Haha.
    Problema nga lang dito, ililipat sila sa ibang place. Then sa place na yun, tataas yung crime rate.
    This is what happened in Bulacan. Yung mga nakatira sa gilid ng riles ng PNR, dinemolish at nilipat dun. Ayun, biglang taas ng crime rate sa isang lugar dun. :P

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