Isa ngayong sa mga personalidad sa showbiz na naglabas ng pahayag laban sa anti-terrorism bill ay si Lea Salonga.
“My problem is how unspecific and loose these definitions are. Ibig sabihin, any of us could be thrown in jail for doing anything. I get that we need a bill to help curtail the growth of actual terrorist groups, but seriously? E kung pumunta ako ng True Value at bumili ng kutsilyo, terorista na ba ako? Sa ganda kong ito? Paano ka e, ang handsome mo?” boladas ni Salonga.
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Hindi naman pinalagpas ng Facebook page na Luminous ang mga boladas ni Salonga.
“Nakaka worry that people really think that buying a kitchen knife from a hardware store would give rise to a suspicion of terrorism.
Inangyan. Who is putting these ideas into people’s heads?
Sec. 4 of the Anti Terrorism Bill is clear that there must be an intent. One cannot assume intent from merely buying a frikkin’ knife from a frigging hardware store. Malay ba nating magluluto ng sisig yung tao, lintian.
Furthermore that detention of 14 days needs to be reasonable meaning there is a belief that the detainee is involved in terrorism or about to commit it. And you do not get such a belief from seeing a person buy a gadem knife from a gadem hard-fecking-ware store.
This logical fallacy is called reduccio ad absurdum, or reducing the argument into absurdity. Also known as the “ginagawa tayong tanga” argument.
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Saan ba may sisig? Nagutom tuloy ako.” banat ng Luminous Blog laban sa mga patutsada ni Salonga.
Ang Luminous blog ay pinangangasiwaan ng mga abogado na sina Atty. Trixie Cruz-Angelez at Ahmed Paglinawan.
Ang anti-terrorism bill ay sinertipikahan ni Pangulong Rodrigo Roa Duterte na urgent nitong gitna ng 2020. Pirma na lang ng Presidente ang kailangan para maging ganap na batas ito.
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