Duterte's Drug War (full documentary) | FRONTLINE

[@stevecarter2463]

He declared a real war on drugs not a fake war like America

[@herbiehusker4624]

Yea. That's something too be proud of. Settle down SUPER STORM TROOPER!

[@BAFFLED-u4o]

Most Filipinos I see commenting about Duterte's war are happy with the results, and say the neighborhoods and streets are a lot safer and cleaner than they used to be, and not to believe the media which distort the reality of the situation.

[@stevecarter2463]

@@herbiehusker4624 United states had over 30000 people die last year from drugs not counting the families and children affected on a drug war thats been going on for 50 years if you don't see that as a problem you need to wake the fuck up

[@herbiehusker4624]

@@stevecarter2463 freedom doesn't mean you agree with what someone does. If that's the choice that's made, then by god thats that!

[@herbiehusker4624]

@@stevecarter2463 im going too guess your 31 or younger. Just my guess

[@FerdzCabana]

My uncle was addicted to drugs, around 2016 or 17 he surrendered and rehabed, his children who is my cousin is living with us, after his father got rehabed his life was normal now and guess what? My uncle and my cousins are living on a good life in the mountains planting and selling vegetables. Many people have changed since this drug war started. Edit: corrected some spellings

[@awannabeprettygirl9103]

what happened to your uncle is not the only story to tell. it as a good thing that he is living a good life now, but to insinuate that the war on drugs was successful just because you did not experience the truama and fear is downright wrong. maybe you're right at the part when you mentioned that lives did change, but for the majority of us, it got worse.

[@FerdzCabana]

@@awannabeprettygirl9103 Yes, i understand and im sorry to hear that, let us just pray for these affected people.

[@myleenemendoza1755]

Tama lang ang ginawa ni PRRD..para mabawasan ang mga salot nang lipunan.

[@pongangelo2048]

@@awannabeprettygirl9103 sorry for the loss, but why most of you blame the president instead of the Police officers who did the mistake?

[@awannabeprettygirl9103]

@@pongangelo2048 because the order directly came for the president. during his term, police brutality became more prevalent and normal. his encouragement of violence and force manifested in different ways

[@pashpash197]

“We work dirty, and the world stays clean thats the mission.” -Captain Price

[@pashpash197]

@ Hindi rin po ako nakakalaro ng cod sa pc lods Codm lang po nilalaro ko narinig ko lang po tong quote sa youtube

@@pashpash197 ah akala ko Nalaro mo na. Halos kasi na gumaganyan ay nakuha nila sa laro ang words, or ano man tawag jn lods..

[@ijustrobabank6895]

@ Quotes po tawag

[@Scallycowell]

COD is brainlet trash.

[@fdl3230]

@@Scallycowell ok fortnite kid

[@KcGMa]

Who is here October 31st after Duterte's senate hearings?

[@junquinto2955]

Inako na niya lahat patayan etc.kaya di na kailangan muling bumalik sa senate hearing,at sinabi niya file a case against me.

[@Shanks_0524]

​@@junquinto2955Inako nga niya na maraming namatay sa panahon niya, pero kalahatan ng namatay ay mga naglalabag sa batas talaga. Condolences sa mga family na nadamay kahit civilian, yung mga pulis kasi na inutil umaaboso sa kapangyarihan yan ang dahilan kaya maraming nadamay. Wag niyong iblame kay PRRD lahat mga 1 sided mag isip, kung ikompara pa nga sa ibang President sobrang safe sa panahon niya ramdam mo talaga pag hindi ka lalabag sa batas pero kung lalabag ka accept the consequence.

[@Jessica-lg7fb]

​@@Shanks_0524maraming enosinte ang pinatay kaya bad ex pres.

[@pinaytunay]

i am here after the quad hearing! what now! i really hope and pray to God that those victims of EJK w/o due process will get the justice they all deserved. we have seen EVIL PERSONIFIED.

[@dilvenbacamante5423]

"I don't care If I go to hell as long as the people I serve will live in paradise.“ - Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.

[@Luciano123-s7r]

If the Americans do not give us aide the Filipinos will eat rice but I will eat lechon and adobo= former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte...AND MY AIRPORT IN DAVAO IS DOING NICELY......

[@One_Love2910]

@@Luciano123-s7r what is lechon and adabo ? what that it mean ?

[@carlosmiguelsun4052]

@@One_Love2910 it's a food in Filipino

[@suskagusip1036]

So was it a Paradise?

[@joshuabacani1.9]

Sorry to say but its really high time to stop drugs and finish them off.

[@troi.bernas6550]

Just recently in the mainstream Philippine media, a meth-addict mother killed her 2 and 6 y/o children, claiming her children were monsters.

[@yuujikazami2242]

Mister Troi hahaha sinasabi nya na demonyo daw sila

[@jaydunluan7095]

Yup, I saw it in the news, the mother who is a meth user said herself that "it may seem crazy" but her children are possessed by monsters.

[@phoenixrising2609]

Hope they killed her for that

[@rhonethelbertducos5579]

If the mother did not have access to drugs at the first place, or if the government provides adequate social services for the poor; would that happen? No. These issues should be solved with sociological perspective.

[@filbertnacua8433]

True

[@RommelJGuzman]

The answer is very simple Do not do drugs in the Philippines.

[@lawoull.6581]

How about crack????

[@chikushodiz91]

Alcohol is a drug caffeine is a drug nicotine is a drug so why aren’t cops getting murdered along with government officials the wealthy why only the poor?

[@alfreddamasco8352]

@@chikushodiz91 are you sure that only poor ones? Search PAROJINOGS, DRUG LORD. Stupid woke.

[@jenmoragas7792]

you know sir,he is the only president to have guts to fight against drugs...many people here uses drugs,and its normal already in streets selling drugs..we as Filipino,we are thankful to have him as our president..

[@ajjurilla1419]

@@lawoull.6581 find out fa yaself👹

[@Jamesescatron]

I really can't forget about what just happened to my father. He's also a drug user and pusher, and it really affects his attitude and the way he acts; he became irate and uncontrolled. He changed before Duterte became president because he knew he'd die if he didn't. BTW, he's also a supporter of Duterte.

[@Akiro4592]

❤❤

[@phillip4156]

I know you james, youre father is not a drug addict. He is a seaman, stop spreading fake stories.

[@Tony_CDXX]

@@phillip4156😂😂😂😂

[@-A.R.A.D-]

My classmate from highschool was killed back then by addicts, they jumped him, took his valuables, phone and wallet. He didn't resist and actually complied. But they still killed him with a stab in the neck. Where's the commission of human rights? R.I.P Jovencio Ratuita

[@olijay1202]

Ask the police regarding that and not the CHR. You are barking at the wrong tree.

[@-A.R.A.D-]

@@olijay1202 You mean to say, Jovencio did not deserve the empathy of the CHR? Instead it's just for the criminals? Yeah right. How could you ever understand, when it didn't happen to you?

[@olijay1202]

@@-A.R.A.D- you might want to understand whom CHR goes after first before looking for them. You are still barking at the wrong tree

[@anath97]

Please don't use emotional arguments like that. Drug use needs to be addressed by improving the living conditions of the people susceptible to its abuse. Imagine a poor person, abused by society, nothing to live for. Why would he care about killing another person. Its not the drugs, its the situation that makes people abuse them. And the govt need to adress this.

[@olijay1202]

@@anath97 if he doesn't want to understand what CHR does then it's possible he doesn't want to understand you

[@rounakmukherjee1009]

This should be true endgame: Duterte vs Mexican Cartels. The greatest bout in the history of mankind.

[@boonedawg4205]

Who do you think would win.i think the cartels would win.

[@nachomiramontes5177]

Bring it ...🤣🤣

[@harold_Shitmum]

Like it, they're both as bad as each other. Hopefully they'd take each other all to the gates of hell 🔥 NEWS JUST IN: There are no gates in hell, they melted.

[@heymiguel85]

Holy shit. Geography is tough tho.

[@rheymarvinsalestre4075]

Duterte doesn't have any balls. Can't even keep up half of his words.

[@bisayangintsiknagala9243]

"This is One side story. Majority of Filipino enjoy the result of campaign we enjoy the safety the freedom we feel more safer now. We love our President"

[@drei7481]

they dont know how worst the drug problem in our country this documentary is bullshit

[@drei7481]

@G.D MEAD yeah right we also dont wait for some drug addict to rape our daughters and sisters and robb our house its good for them, its better if all drug addict and pusher will be dead....

[@shakmp4]

22:02 Spider Man???

[@willturner397]

CIA disagrees. Drugs make Filipinos much easier to control and make the country a slave to homosexual USA

[@RFA1988]

If PBS made a documentary about the victims of drug users. Innocent families being slaughtered in their sleep. Children raped and mutilated, senseless violence, robberies that all lead to drugs... Too bad liberal snowflakes have double standards. Reality will soon kick them in the teeth.

[@griffithandy2950]

It’s crazy how people will shame this system but can’t come up with an effective solution either.

[@ComradeDt]

Well ask yourself why people take and sell drugs, you oaf.

[@ZEKEEEQT]

🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 they are shaming it because there's literally hundreds of cases where people got killed and they later proven innocent.. and majority of the people that got killed in this war is the poor's.. let's be honest here do you think this war was really effective?? Hell no how many drug Lords or protectors died during this war? You can count them in your 2 hands.. 🤡🤡 we all hate drugs but this "drug on war" is a bandaid solution when majority of the protectors of drugs is within the government..

[@2penetration451]

Because it's shameful. You see how Bato fucking Dela Fucking Rosa says when a kid got killed? "Shit happens" No fucking empathy in sight. So Shame to Duterte and shame to the supporters. Fucking you guys enabled it. Drug ain't really that much of a problem here. Duterte just heightened it. lol Because he is a drug lord himself./

[@rzjnbtg1546]

There is an effective solution if we have just and honest public officials, it is very narrow minded to look at these abuses of power by police and politicians as necessary in order to quell drug related crimes and improve public safety. It is for that very reason why these corrupt politicians want you to view it as such, because as long as you think that abuses of power = safety, these corrupt politicians will remain seated in the highest positions in the government motivated by their own personal interests rather than national interest and public interest in mind. For fucks sake, just look at the "gentleman's agreement" regarding Scarbrough Shoal. The former administration waived their own responsibility of protecting national waters inscribed in the Philippine Constitution mind you, just so you can feel 'safe' about China when all it does is weaken our country further. It's similar to how the allies used the same appeasement strategy to the Third Reich and we all know how well that preserved 50 million lives, prevented a genocide, and prevented a second world war. Until a cornered dog refuses to bite, the corner it hides in becomes smaller and smaller until it can no longer fight.

[@elverdivinagracia2004]

Agreed. People will always complain no mater who is the president. Each leader has a different resolve and focus, and I believe at that time, even at this time, Pres. Duterte and his resolve was and still is needed by our country and its people to this day.

[@xuehapiaopiaobeifengxiao4306]

"In peace prepare for war, for war prepare for peace." -Aristotle

[@Kurooo49]

"Fire in the hole!" - Sun Tzu

[@yeetboi3286]

Better to be a soldier in a garden than a gardener in a battle field

[@Stone15656]

“It’s either you’re a smart fella or a fart smella” - Josip Broz Tito

[@artemiojrnavarro2970]

To secure peace is to prepare for war >james hetfield

[@Stone15656]

@@artemiojrnavarro2970 Back to the front?

[@jimburg621]

He's a true monster, I used to vacation is Davao, when he was the mayor. I never felt in danger, Everyone seemed happy, safe. Hell you couldn't smoke in public, they have 911 and clean water. Sunday mornings he had a TV show, he'd call people out by name and warn them to leave Davao, or....... the DDS would visit them if they didn't listen to his warning. The Filipino people are amazing, Long Live The Philippines

[@cedarzeigler9076]

Uhh actually they dont have 9-11

[@Vsm426]

@@cedarzeigler9076 yes we do it is clear your not from the Philippines

[@cedarzeigler9076]

@@Vsm426 ah no they dont have 9-11. Its called 117. Have YOU ever been there?

[@metal0-138]

@@cedarzeigler9076 I was born and raised in davao, yes we do have 911 in here. Any question?

[@cedarzeigler9076]

@@metal0-138 MY POINT STILL STANDS YOU DONT HAVE 9-11. Literally only the US has 9-11. You may have an emergency contact number thats three digits, BUT ITS NOT 9-11

[@flexabu]

I’m only a few minutes in, and I know this is serious stuff, but the police academy firing range is comedy gold.

[@yanhoi466]

@ade rahmat è³33w

[@cwd4660]

06:08

[@glebcolubin9305]

@ade rahmat they thought 1 round is to finish 1 whole magazine, dont they listen to instruction and proper training

[@doubleoyimmy1572]

Lol came across him just now and immediately came down to see if anyone mentioned him and bam.

[@phxmaell1338]

Shows who got trigger discipline and who doesn't

[@florianjm8]

Caloocan is bloody notorious for hold up, robbery and shooting. It was so scary to be out late and coming home late from work. Too many druggie and criminals in that city. They should put more police in that area.

[@KevinSim-mp1cl]

Your ignorance and lack of compassion just reveals how the upper class pinned the poor against the poor. While they revel in their corruption with wealth, you donuts fight against each other.

[@florianjm8]

@ ahahahha… barking at the wrong tree mate. I used to live in Caloocan, ive experienced how dangerous it was and we couldn’t get out at night because of the robbery and some were stabbed/dead. So unless you didnt experience it first hand from that place, just stfu and live in your bubble and get high!

[@jaxhayes4372]

Whenever I want news from around the world about issues not typically covered, I hop on this channel and binge watch.

[@HeathGoetsch]

60 minutes Australia is a good one too!

[@slipknot8441]

This documentary is just pure BS.. Full of half truth and while lie infos.. Poorly research and half the cast are paid actors..

[@virgiecarriedo3360]

Same here

[@meek.p]

"This is One side story. Majority of Filipino enjoy the result of campaign we enjoy the safety the freedom we feel more safer now. We love our President" repost this people

[@meek.p]

​@Elijah Edric Guinto welp I agree, we all know these "killings" but you should also credit their effort for these people. The government gave them a chance to acknowledge their habits and even gave them support for their rehab. 1.26 million drug addicts were given help just on the first few months - It's funny how this video makes the police look evil just like dem telenovelas. If you look at it from an obvious perspective, the police are hunting down drug addicts ever since and the current government just gave them more support to do their job. I don't glorify Duterte, I am just happy that this current government is functioning (exaggerated of course) compared to the previous ones. But what do you think of the Vice Pres's solution of removing guns from our police forces? Hahaha I don't know what's going on anymore hahahah jesus.

[@meek.p]

@Elijah Edric Guinto u do know that what we see on this video is exaggerated right?

[@abnercarrera]

@Elijah Edric Guinto DUDE it's simple. Don't take and don't sell. Problem solved.

[@meek.p]

​@Elijah Edric Guinto bro.. hahaha I'm from Paranaque and moved here in Davao for almost 2 years now and jesus, cant even tell if there's really Martial Law here hahaha and FYI everyone is actually happy knowing the government is looking after it's people 24/7 - bantay sarado buong city naka cctv - meron lang mang holdup sa mga streets mahuhule kagad after ilang hours. Di makakalabas ng city - hahaha one of the reason bat din ako lumipat hahaha downside lang lumalala nadin traffic dito putek. Point is the current government is a paradise for well-behaved citizens and hell for dem criminals.

[@meek.p]

Elijah Edric Guinto hahahhahaha Full Force!!! Pang power ranger lang ahhaha

[@arquebusmusketto9268]

She said "They look at drug users like they're like pests" well? aren't they a pest in your society?

[@pumpkin1094]

what about the big time drug dealers and suppliers? what can you say about them?

[@arquebusmusketto9268]

@@pumpkin1094 those suppliers dropping off the drugs on your shores? how can you catch those not in your country? also, aren't they purging the source of those supplier's income? the sheer quantity your "poorer class" buys, even if, individually were little, if you stack 'em all then it's still a huge collection of money, bottomline is if you cut off the source of their income, they won't supply drugs, they don't want to go bankrupt risking their money if it's unproductive no?

[@generationaspect7347]

Kill them all drug Lords and pushers!

[@Charlie-xh6oq]

Arquebus Musketto very well said.

[@bryanmerel]

@@pumpkin1094 you can find them on our local land fills.

[@FreakyFlanker]

as a filipino i can confirm that we didnt live under brutal circumstances in a matter of fact we loved it because crime was reduced dramatically

[@agentg11]

Yep, those foreign journalists who talk shit without even stepping foot here 😂

[@GunnShineState]

@@agentg11 im an american and have been there and in bad areas in america. i feel so bad for your country to live under a mini hitler. You all should be ashamed of yourselfs

[@JohnSin-o8u]

As a filipino, you cannot speak on behalf of all of us. There were innocent individuals who got affected in order for the police to reach their "quota". We did live in a brutal circumstance, keep denying.

[@JohnSin-o8u]

@@agentg11 They step foot here to make this documentary. Start hearing stories from the other side. if youre brave enough.

[@agentg11]

@ u cant deny that the addicts got scared when the operation started. Journalists need to understand that theres also people that liked it and alot of filipinos felt safe

[@rye5308]

The number of people when the curfew was announced (due to war on drugs) literally dropped in our area. I noticed this easily because my shift always coincide with me getting home past curfew due to the travel. Whereas before Duterte you get this thugs everywhere on our street - especially late at night, after the war on drugs started literally the numbers dropped to zero. There are one or two police at the road, but they're mostly just chatting around. It's kind of.. off-putting, at first. But I can't deny it made the streets safer to walk.

[@sgtpepper3888]

Until the police shoots you because they mistook you for a suspect:)

[@mrswavee2470]

These are all happening because of poverty. All kinds of social problems arise with poverty. The real victims are the poor. It is not their choice to be poor. There is so much to be done than just threatening them. People should think. Who is really to be blamed? Coz i know who. Corrupt politicians.

[@Verinius]

The streets being safe is a matter of perspective. Yes sure there are less people at night, but the fact remains that the police arrest people and kill people at night, especially those in urban poor areas. Who knows? Maybe next time you will become a victim. That's the scary part about it.

[@isabelitalawan1848]

I agree

[@iamjonah8218]

Agree

[@talijamir5395]

In 🇲🇽 Mexico the whole scenario is different, drug cratels control very much over law authority and govt officials.

[@eloymorales1699]

Really

[@Big_AlMC]

Just gotta nuke Mexico and start over.

[@celineragnarto6546]

@@Big_AlMC BRuH😂

[@celineragnarto6546]

@Mr. Obvious Show proof though

[@vincecedricsuarez4146]

@Mike Ross What? He Didn't Even Hate

[@evacayacap5874]

"I don't care if I go to hell as long as the people I serve live in paradise" -Rodrigo Roa Duterte

[@allenpogi2163]

Its a prank.

[@dombie3185]

After six years this did not age well.

[@blablabla1167]

@@dombie3185 Do not do Drugs if you value your life simple as that!!

[@dombie3185]

@@blablabla1167 huh? lmao

[@eugenealla6040]

@@dombie3185 yes wag ka mag droga kung gusto mo humaba buhay mo HAHAH

[@ZmuiraILOpZ]

Nice Proganda... but nahh... President Rodrigo Roa Duterte was one if not the best that had happened to the Philippines in my lifetime so far.

[@Lebrontheking30]

Your concern is human rights, mine is human lives . -Duterte

[@TheGhostOf2020]

We have a saying here in America, “give me liberty or give me death” Life is not worth living under such authoritarian systems.

[@zezzy4272]

@@TheGhostOf2020 i dont think the youth can enjoy their liberty if they get addicted to drugs and destroy their future. I really hate how stupid some people are in america, I used to have respect then but now , they're practically hypocrites, saying that were in violation of human rights but if you see the history of the usa and its actions over the years, theyre pretty much hypocrites. As long as they are most powerful country in the world, thry would probably stay that way.

[@timm6112]

What a hypocritical thing to declare. I never thought philipinos were stupid until today.

[@junadin2394]

@@TheGhostOf2020 your point is give them freedom to have drugs, get addicted, become a snatcher, a killer, a rapist.? . Drug addicts become lazy and will make a way to get money to buy drugs. They dont have work so where do they get money. They snatch money. They kill person for money. Drugs pleasure drug addict. Drug addicts need more pleasure so they rape innocent people.

[@jaypeecataylo8400]

@@timm6112 how do you call americans then having trump as president?

[@jakemoeller7850]

I was stationed in the Philippines nearly 50 years ago. There is a love for Pilipino people that will never die. My best to your country.❤

[@carlsonwrxsti1846]

Thank you for your service👍

[@meyowmeyow1205]

Jake Moeller if any chance sir are you a WW2 veteran?

[@jakemoeller7850]

@@meyowmeyow1205 No, Vietnam era vet.

[@meyowmeyow1205]

Jake Moeller salute ❤️

[@jakemoeller7850]

@@meyowmeyow1205 Thank you, sir.

[@yyg4632]

The cinematography of this is really beautiful. It's like a movie, but sadly this is real.

[@miguelsarmiento2343]

Yup and sadly, some of them doesnt believe that this docu is true

[@fallarcris1786]

Sad for those people! But they deserve it! Now we can walk freely in our street of Manila even at late night because are secure for now. And we love Duterte administration

[@idkwih2202]

@@fallarcris1786 what do you mean freely Lmfao, it's much more dangerous to walk outside specially at night you might get red tagged and when you get killed by the authorities, they'll say that you fired first🙃

[@Basicpersonthatlikescakes]

@@idkwih2202 Have you ever been in the Phillippines my country? We are proud and patriotic People. Sure my country isn't that strong right now in this era, But in the next 20 years we will have our economic miracle like South Korea.

[@ijeeboyvelarde8929]

this is not true. im from manila phillipines. its safier than before.. all killings before not documented, many innocent people had they killed. but in duterte admin they documented every moves to dismantle the philippine goverment!!

[@Kellnino]

Olivier Sarbil cinematography is next level. The shots are incredible in his docs 😮

[@g7enn89]

I'm from the Philippines in Mindanao, I grew up seeing kids and adults doing drugs daily. I even have friends who are drug addicts and they just talk about it casually like they didn't do anything bad. There were a lot of crimes happening here especially burglary at night or day just so they could buy drugs, and some of the drug addict family member sell some of their valuable stuff, like the parents jewelries, appliances, shoes etc. Gang riots on the streets everyday, when these bastards are high on drugs they just wanna go crazy and violent. I know this may look bad to the western peoples point of view but we Filipinos are already so fed up with these junkies going in and out of prison doing the same crimes. Politicians and high ranking police officials are also involved on drug deals. We badly need a leader that could stop these corruption before its too late. You people can't blame us if we voted for a leader like President Duterte, he is the one we need in times like this.

[@genesitanamoco2283]

I agree. !

[@juantrevino8608]

I hope and pray that the International Criminal Court will lock his ass up. There are too many human rights violated.

[@swiggy7950]

The people using drugs are victims of the peoe producing drugs. Duterte could fix the problem by going after the people producing drugs and also by creating opportunities to make money in an honest way. This brutality only creates misery and suffering and by no means corrects the root of the problem. We have a worse drug problem in my city than you have in the Philippines. I've personally witnessed the transformation of junkies into productive members of society. Love is the answer for most. Only very few are wicked people at their core . I respect the patriotic instinct and also have a tendency to play devil's advocate. That's the only advocacy Duterte is worthy of 👿

[@swiggy7950]

@@juantrevino8608I pray for this as well. the son of a bitch could have built rehabs and made opportunities for former addicts to be productive members of society. Instead he slaughters them and brags about it.

[@g7enn89]

@@swiggy7950 No, they aren't, unless they are forced against their will. They have a choice like you and me, we are not retarded to not know what is good and bad. They themselves know what they are doing is bad and they still do it anyway. Even if we are a poor country, there are still decent jobs out here, but these lazy baskets just want easy money, so they deal with drugs. I have friends that do drugs, drink and smoke, but I never became one of them.

[@Cc-qi1ou]

U know when Frontline warns u of graphic imagery, they ain't kidding

[@orazrakhmatulloev181]

Fuc.. Duterte and his goons...

[@chickendinner5572]

@@orazrakhmatulloev181 Don't do crack, that shit murders people in it self. FAR more dangerous. Just my opinion.

[@superinggoneil]

it pertains to 30:08

[@rupeshsapkota201]

Are you kidding me!

[@pacificbrass3385]

I live in Caloocan Philippines, a mile away from monumento circle. Our family and the whole barangay feels safer with Duterte's administration. This documentary is highly edited and biased. I can actually walk safe on our streets now at night and even sleep outside. Edit: Wow.. This documentary hired some actors. 😂

[@kosakata8632]

If your government againts west, they will put lot of negative image to your country such as violating human right shit 😂 You lucky duterte become president :)

[@justinnamuco9096]

@@kosakata8632 That is merely an assumption, my friend, and you just implied that you think violation of human rights means nothing. That's just crazy

[@kosakata8632]

@@justinnamuco9096 The problem is human rights only accused on one side, in this case only duterte and PH police. Dont forget drugs kill million times than duterte did, the funny think is no one accuse drugs producer and seller violate human right 🤣🤣

[@ianmoone4642]

Mr Daniel....He's right it is one sided....but....this is a tough one..he ..(Sgt..whatever ) Went to extreme....to just kill anybody on drugs...No that's wrong..That is Murder as well....

[@carmelo1968]

@@ianmoone4642 the only ones killed are the ones who fight back, there are literally hundreds of thousands that surrendered and are still very much alive

[@WiltPoet]

Came back here, stucked with the chef's kiss production quality of this documentary. It'll be always in my list of recommendation.

[@mokongthe3856]

Few minutes in: "Business is not doing well" After a few more minutes: "Business is doing well"

[@jbarral6509]

Thats magic

[@TheUsername217]

The cinematography is so good that this felt like a movie.

[@masdwi8688]

I agree

[@Papa-o33963]

@David Vazquez Además algunas habla "Castellano".

[@ianfrederickmagbanua2852]

Have to admit, editing was on point too

[@irishirish1633]

@David Vazquez The Philippines is the 4th or 7th biggest english speaking country, correct me if im wrong.

[@irishirish1633]

@David Vazquez yes filipino, which is standardized tagalog, along with english is the 2 national languages of the PH, and there are also regional languages. 170 i think.

[@mealegg330]

In our very small town, during the first few weeks of President Duterte's war on drugs, about 100+ people surrendered to the police. It was such an overwhelming thing because we weren't expecting that we have such high number of users or worst pushers in our town. They surrendered voluntarily, which made it great because there wasn't any blood shed at all. One of my cousins who was just 16 that time were one of those who surrendered. I was in college back then. We were crying when we learned that he was influenced by his well off classmates. I didn't vote for President Duterte because I kind of feared him but with what happened to Ozamis and other drug pin cities and towns, I give him my salute. If only he can be president FOREVER. I pray that whoever becomes the next president continues what President Duterte has started. NO TO DRUGS IN THE PHILIPPINES!

[@xerxesray2812]

wtf from ozamiz too

[@Itzmeannie..]

Agree❤🙏💚✌👊

[@muhammadarham7442]

I doubt Marcos Descendant will do that.

[@johannsebastianbach9003]

Ohhhh… trust me, Marcos has already former a death squad

[@Neosephzeo]

@@xerxesray2812 yoooo ozamisss

[@gabebarrameda9023]

Happy with the results

only 25,000 drug addicts killed because they fight back and over 1,000,000 drug addicts surrendered and rehabilitated by Duterte Regime and crime rate declined 60% in Philippines. This is how you fight drugs. Countries should learn from the Philippines.

[@pp-zu2tv]

but hey we ain't progressing good though. We can handle drugs but pandemics? no

[@markfive4903]

@@pp-zu2tv expert?

[@edcheldumelod3887]

I as a Citizen of the Philippines witness a big change in our Country under Duterte. The Crime rate massively drop, The Infrastructure projects flourish and a Fast and Quick response against the effects of the Calamity, against the Communist insurgency and against Terrorism, That is why the Law-Abiding Citizens are not afraid of this. But I also recognize that there are numbers of human rights abuses under President Duterte where the Police are involved.

[@jongsangalang2770]

💯 agree. You can only choose 1 pill to swallow. There will surely be police scalawags and that's the responsibility of the PNP chief and DILG. It's sad that our country is slowly going back to a high crime rate and drug businesses are starting to flourish. I missed Digong being President except the friendship with Asshole Xi of China.

[@DarkSektori]

If your president had any understanding of human rights then he shouldn't of implemented such a draconian approach in dealing with the drug problem. Portugal did the exact opposite in handling their drug problem, and it's worked for them, its about harm reduction, proper education getting addicts proper treatment, and giving them a chance to try and get better and show perhaps just a little freaking compassion for addicts because I'm a former addict myself, and its heartbreaking how all addicts (not just in your country but everywhere especially here in the US) are stigmatized and treated as lost cause pieces of sh!t, because that couldn't be further from the truth. At least addicts here don't have to worry about "death squads" patrolling their neighborhoods killing people because they choose to get high.

[@gabbytay]

@@DarkSektori Your comparing two different cultures and two different statuses 1st world vs 3rd world. SG is praised with these kinds of rules during lee kwan yu's days. lee kwan yu's government beat people in public and send drug dealers to their deaths. people praised SG today.

[@DarkSektori]

@@gabbytayApathy at its finest, First of all a human being is no less or more important than another because of what country or culture they live in or whatever, its irrelevant. Secondly this "the end justifies the means" approach is the same tool dictators have used throughout history and it never ends well. You guys want to get rid of the dealers go ahead, they won't be missed, of course decriminalization would literally put them out of business faster then the phony "war on drugs" has, but there's no time for rational solutions, so anyways. I'm talking about addicts, many of whom are not bad people, they themselves are sick and need legitimate help, but that president is totally apathetic towards them, whatever if he wants to send out his "death squads" to go CoD on addicts then that's on him and the people who put him power, but don't expect the rest of the world to approve or to not express their thoughts on the matter. You'll never be able to justify this kind policy. Nobody ever wins these type of wars, everyone loses. Let me ask you a question then, do you know what it's like to be an addict? or better yet, have you ever known someone that's an addict, what if that someone was a family member or someone you really cared about and was an addict and they fell victim to this lunacy, would you be ok with that? 3rd world country or 1st world country, the drugs don't care either way about that, when you're an addict the drug(s) literally owns you, mentally and physically, people need to understand that.

[@DarkSektori]

@@gabbytay Drug dealers are a completely different matter altogether, personally i could care less about them, of course eradicating prohibition altogether would likely put most of them out of business anyway. Marijuana for example while not fully legal here in the US is legal in the state i live in (both recreational and medicinal) and we can just go to a dispensary and buy clean, high quality weed that's grown and supervised under controlled conditions by professionals, no worries about it being laced or cut by a dealer who wants to increase profits. When are people going to realize, that the so called "war on drugs" was lost along time ago (the drugs won) and that prohibition has historically failed time and time again, all it does is remove quality control, crates a "black market" and fuels organized crime and international terrorist organizations. In a nutshell the

[@justsomerandompotato1986]

well atleast the president is doing his best to stop illegal drugs here in the Philippines

[@baketlist4584]

Some people may hate him but the majority thank him ...

[@kevintroy2540]

@Jorge Adame Theres no such Western BShieetry like Agenda 21 in the Philippines...

[@Skrap2400]

Wooow thumbs up well recorded

[@16SamB]

I am a public school teacher here in the Philippines assigned in a far-flung 4th class municipality where there is no signal and I have witnessed how DRUGS PROLIFERATED the area. Some of our students would go to school under the influence of drugs and they confessed to us how and where they take drugs. I even had a student who push drugs for money, and he was proud of it. That is how life was for them before, but it was all changed when DUTERTE came into power in 2016. Drug addicts and dealers knew that they have to stop because they knew they will be dealt with strongly by the government, and low and behold the area is now drug-free since then. Some elites living in the metro and studying in prestigious universities or foreigners only read stories about this, and most often than not they are the ones commenting against the war on drugs. They cannot understand the gruesome realities on the ground, they do not know how the play goes in the field where compassion, love, and care to change the Drug Addicts could no longer sustain, and yet it kills a lot of young people, fathers and mothers and families. DUTERTE WAR ON DRUGS becomes LEGITIMATE because the people felt the effects of it on the ground, they feel safe they feel free from fear of being killed and fear of being raped and stab to death on the streets among others. It may not sound pragmatic on resolving the issue, but overall Duterte's War on Drugs helped the Philippines from being a Narco-State. You may watch on KZbin how people live in narco-states now ---We don't want that.

[@philncider8077]

Well said!

[@jezlyjaymamalias3929]

❤️

[@7Beave]

Your right

[@armanpicana4289]

Nung highschool ako classmate ko nag dadala ng shabu sa school tapos pinapasama nya yung iba kong classmate para I try yon nakaka lungkot lalo na sa parents nila. Meron rin akong tito na nag dudrugs naka ilang rehab na bumabalik parin yung pagiging adik nya siguro dahil sa mga pusher na nag yayaya sa kanya at nung time na buhay pa sya gumagawa na sya ng masama para lang maka batak ng shabu natatakot kaming lahat para sa buhay namin kasi mejo aggressive na sya 😢

[@nell2domingo636]

Thanks to your implication.. Yes all your said is true .. ..at least madami Ang na caught attention about drugs .. dapat sila ang matakot Hindi Ang Mamamayan sa kanila.madami nag pa rehab...You can really feel the difference now ..not like before Thanks to Tatay Duterte .. takot sila dahil talagang puntirya sila to be abolish ... And the previous Admid who didn't care much.. kawawa mga victim's .. just thinking maybe Panot is. A consumer and his a chain smoker Sana I am wrong ...

[@TheWayOfTony]

This is how a documentary is made. Top notch! And chilling.

[@MyJustOpinion]

It is simple but deserves an award. Not too many words but made clear with just the style and the art of cinematography.

[@jojomolo7175]

I just watched a few documentaries about the Sinaloa and other drug cartels in Mexico. There, the cartels became more powerful than the police, because previous governments did nothing against the illegal drug menace. Civilians, policemen and journalists who offended the cartels are killed everyday. President Duterte's war on drugs has stopped, or at least delayed the Philippines from becoming another narco state like Mexico. That is a fact every ordinary Filipino knows and appreciate.

[@paoloviray2799]

Colombia and Mexico themselves admit a war on drugs is a losing war. It is a persecution of the poor and the marginalized. The war on drugs' only achievement is to limit the supply of drugs and to jack up the price for someone's benefit

[@miriscika]

it only lessened the chances of marginalized people/people who lived in poverty to resort to drugs-but let the rich who had access to privilege roam free.

[@cilgarcia3974]

oh please at least sa mexico nahhule yung mga drug cartels dito sa pilipinas mga small time lang nahuhule pero ung mga big time players hinde.

[@alarconrichaela]

the sad part is only the poor people died while the rich remained free. not all the victims of this war are involved in drugs btw. a lot of innocent people died cuz they were either framed up or a mistaken identity. the police got too comfortable killing civillians cuz the state always defended them. it's hard to trust the police these days knowing that they took too many iinocent lives and took advantage of their position.

[@rldabomb33]

So Duterte is like Thanos? he just wanted to delay the inevitable

[@PNOYPWR]

I'm retiring in the PARADISE Island of Philippines on January 2020. Time to enjoy my life. Comment from a Gulf War Veteran. Go DU30. Thanks for eliminating drugs and crimes.

[@TorbenRudgaard]

Actually drugs and crimes and violence went UP - look at the recent statistics - his campaign went like the bush war on drugs... opposite effect. USA consumes 700 metric tonnes of coke today..

[@aylabwid4206]

Taong kalye ako. Alam kong malaki na pinagbago kesa nung panahon ni aquino.

[@JoShiestyy]

don't bother coming back yet, the big boys are still on their drug business and crime is still rampant.

[@PNOYPWR]

@@JoShiestyy Thanks. I was born at Clark in Angeles city. I been going on one month vacation since 2002-2019. I see a lot of improvement when DU30 won as President. Custom officers in Clark are young and act professionally. Philippines cannot be worst than Iraq or Afghanistan. Salamat.

[@JoShiestyy]

@@PNOYPWR cant argue on that, good luck on your retirement next year.

[@PopExpo]

Dude that captain yelling at his officers reminds me of growing up with my grandpa and getting yelled at. He got the same accent and everything.

[@firefighterfrcg5732]

Who? You mean the Police Station Commander the Colonel in the Firing Range?

[@MyneAllMyne]

The Phillipines were in the streets. The police force was fired and Duterte promised to scale back on his war on drugs. There's drugs and addicts in Philippines. His war on drugs was a failure.

[@cygma7892]

TBH It's a bit scary here in Caloocan, there are a lot of addicts. Actually, our house is one of the places where the addict ran away when the police chase him but unfortunately he died. yes we were scared but we would be more scared if the addicts are still alive there and do evil things

[@gigihsetiawanp62]

So how is the situation there for the past couple of years? Is there any improvement or does things just stay the same and nothing changes?

[@cygma7892]

@@gigihsetiawanp62 well this past couple of years i think the caloocan is more safer than before. But president duterte once said if he won for vice president this upcoming election he will continue the war on drugs to become the ph more safe, well that's why i will vote him.

[@jonelbarreyro7344]

@@gigihsetiawanp62 these is we, filipinos want, eradicate all druglords and give chance to those who fall from using drugs.. we are more safe now than the past administrations..we love our President and we support him all the way.

[@chupapimunano.1740]

@@gigihsetiawanp62 there is changes now. And if he's elected for V-President there will be a lot changes going to happen.

[@hmalik5232]

@@cygma7892 you support genocide?

[@stuarttvvlog8548]

Before President Duterte became President of the Philippines the country is terribly terribly upside down because of the drugs and there are lots of kidnappings, raped cases because the drug addicts increased, most of the local mayors, governors, senators, policemen, some military officers are involved too…including Barangays. Most of the government officials are involved in drug trafficking like the former DILG Delima….When President Duterte became President, everything have changed and the Country becoming better and better until now, that’s why the Filipino people love him so much and we are so proud of him. Everything the opposition said against President Duterte are all lies it’s all black propagandas they paid people to ruined his reputation.

[@smod15]

@@edmondt848 same, america is filled with mass shootings especially in schools and hate crime. Wouldn't want to step foot in that dangerous country

[@jeegsaw527]

@@edmondt848 Lol. We are not forcing people to visit Philippines but I can tell you, it's safe here. This documentary doesn't describe the whole Philippines.

[@grinchjunior8636]

Keep lying to yourself.

[@smod15]

@@jeegsaw527 I wasn't talking about the Philippines?

[@EmperorKBD]

@@edmondt848 then don’t come, wouldn’t want you’re judging ass here anyways.

[@pos5343]

I am living in a drug infested city in Metro Manila "Caloocan" it has been that way since I was a kid 90's. All of my relatives including my wife and kid has been a victim of robbery and hold-up. Ever since Duterte became the president our streets are now safe you can walk anytime of the day doesn't matter if you are a girl. I am so happy that I am now seeing a lot of women jogging on our streets 4AM in the morning not worrying about anything. Criminals are so afraid they know they will just end up in jail or hell. I remember when Duterte is delivering his promises that the measurement if a city is safe is that a woman should be able to walk on the streets at 2am without being bothered by anyone! He delivered it with flying colors!! The first 3 years of his term is so brutal really a lot of dead bodies my friends call it "Cleansing" now we are getting the benefits of it. These past 2 years there are no more deaths like before probably all of the criminals are dead. Thank you President!! Philippines is now a really safe country!!

[@murasaki1177]

I lived in Caloocan too and I left the Philippines last friday and work overseas. All I can say is that this statement is true. Caloocan is different now after a lot of drug users and sellers were eliminated.

[@funking4569]

i agree caloocan is a lot different now than before.

[@kappadarwin9476]

I don't like Duterte's approach its like that of a child's. Its so black and white. Its just going to force more people to use more drugs in the future because those drug pushers and sellers had friends and family that miss them. Duterte did not consider that there were better alternatives out there like drug clinics and dealing with poverty. Now he is setting on a time bomb once he leaves office usage will go back up again because now people will turn to drugs to deal with the problems he created.

[@pacman0_0]

That’s ignorance, you cannot kill off a drug or it’s users you can only push them more underground. Addicts will stay addicts unless they receive and take help. Killing a few hundred thousand people won’t do any good for society. It will only create more violence - look at the PH jails - overloaded - making small time drug users to real criminals - jails are not there to reincarnate - they are just there to put it out of sight out of mind. Filipinos forget how broken the legal system and government is. It’s time for Filipinos to stand up and take their future into their own hands. Clean this country of corruption and families who rule and run the country.

[@MarionJane]

He is the best President in Philippine history. His war against drugs is one if not the most successful campaign a president has ever done. During his time, the Philippines was in it’s safest. We never felt so safe until Duterte came

[@PhilippineSunshine1226]

+

[@Americano99]

I went to mindonae to marry my wife. I traveled through the phillipines. I felt more safe than I did in my own country the usa. Good job rodrigo

[@Danny-vg7ut]

It's Mindanao sir.

[@crowtein6104]

Ameer Salvatore Abdullah Was this a mail order wife?

[@crowtein6104]

Are you part of the religion of peace?

[@KJOB]

Nice one Crowtein

[@johnedmart.sabado5775]

Em dead🙏🏽

[@carved6749]

Portugal: legalizes Drugs US: imprisons people for having drugs Mexico: bows down to Cartels Philippines: “Remember No Addict”

[@grime3879]

Leave

[@paulocalinao2267]

This is actually very true lmao

[@KevinTroy777]

And now the yr 2020 the Philippines is included on TOP 20 SAFEST COUNTRIES!!! See!!! Our WAR ON DRUGS WORKED!!!

[@qq9_codm_788]

@@KevinTroy777 buuti nga noh?

[@GotYa]

@@KevinTroy777 What do you consider "worked"? Only 1% of all meth in the phillipines actually is seized by police, the other 99% still gets spread around the streets. That is a MASSIVE fucking failure. Portugal on the other hand nearly doesn't have any meth users at all, that is a succes. In portugal, after decriminalization, drug use and drug crime was cut in half. In the phillipines barely anything has changed except for the increasing body count.

[@raphaelmatthewbaes1787]

5:33 As a Filipino, this is one of the most iconic Filipino words and is also commonly used among friends

[@Sncedayone]

Pilipino sounds cool

[@bingchilling1508]

Fr😭

[@haziqikhwan1598]

DAMN PHILIPPINES ARMED FORCES & POLICE FORCES

[@Porkpay]

HAHAHA

[@tintintin__tin]

It's sad that whenever the war on drugs is brought up, no one would even talk about the victims of the drug users, and children getting raped.

[@Nakurugekkou]

and no one would talk about those 1.6m who surrendered and voluntarily went for rehab.

[@aa2339]

This was actually very well made. Cinematography wise and documentary wise. Props to PBS!

[@RockyTheRooster]

The translations aren't as accurate as you may think

[@thoughty4257]

Long live the president down with the drug lords and drug users all over the world!

[@slipknot8441]

Props to this BS lying wstrn media.. Pfftt

[@eazye088]

It was like a reality movie that is for real.

[@neilinthecut]

I don't think it was made or even funded by PBS. It said who was responsible in the beginning, I just can't remember. They're more or less hosting it and giving props to the filmmaker.

[@jacketernus1349]

It's somewhat biased, but it's 9/10, a good documentary. My main problem with this kind of documentary is it always focuses on the victims of the drug war, not the victims of drug users. Living in the Ghetto, I can assure you, these drug addicts are a real menace. They steal from hardworking people. They rob, assault, and even kill just to fund their addiction. Sometimes, high on their drugs, they would harass nearby residents. There was a student in the area I live in where addicts shot a him with an improvised gun using a steel pipe. You can't leave your house at night without the risk of getting mugged and murdered. Of course, criminals can pretend to be a victim after they died or got caught, why would they care about their prey? Have you ever cared for the food you just ate? For the plant and animal you just ate? It's similar, but not exactly the same, but for addicts, it might as well be. Although, The police themselves are also quite the menace, while not to the same extent as drug addicts, they're still a menace. Serve and protect? If serving someone means treating you like an insect, then sure maybe. I support the President's methods, however his execution of his methods were poor. Only poverty-stricken addicts die, while the rich drug lords survive. Why? Because they have connections to the police. Some of the high ranking police officers are even drug lords. In Davao City's city jail, the city where the president and his family lived for a few decades, you can still find addicts in the Ghetto area. Even in the City Jail, a drug courier can get caught in the act and still leave the premises without any scratches. That's how terrible his execution was. I even know some people who are 100% drug addicts themselves but were never caught or slain by the police. There was only one guy that got arrested. And it was back in his first year in the office 2016-2017. In the end, his drug war is just as terribly executed as his Manila Baywalk Dolomite Beach project. It's only purpose is to plug the holes of a leaking dam, and not fixing the root cause of the leak.

[@yelloworange7691]

Did you report that person whom you are 100% sure is a drug addict?

[@DiscoverPhilippines_]

Agree with you bro. They just want to push their narrative that the drug war was bad. It was bad for the drug users, but mostly positive for the good people. I myself was a victim of a robbery held at gunpoint and I saw that the robber's eyes were flush red. No choice but to give my cellphone and wallet. That's why I am supportive of the drug war.

[@pacman0_0]

The core issue is poverty, corruption, no future and shit school system. The future for children have not changed in decades, the wheel of bullshit is turning faster than ever. Marcos family back at business - how deep can my country fall?

[@BeeOppresion]

@@yelloworange7691 and be labeled a rat? Why would anyone put themselves at risk of being stuck with a knife by a junkie?

[@sovereignfilipino4685]

This is America Democracy Justice, They are Protector of Criminals , that they call HUMAN RIGHTS

[@annep.6452]

my uncle was user and seller. I am happy he stop when President Duterte became the president. He is now living happily with his family in the province raising pigs and chickens.

[@salem42O]

is that why they told you hes gone?

[@jomo789]

Really?

[@mysteryhogs2028]

FAKE WAR on Drugs ONLY Small time drug users are affected but for big time Chinese Drug Lords. NO. they earned big time!

[@samssi_b]

wow happy ending nak

[@Spiritofaconure]

Imagine how many mistaken identity cases there were when good people were killed because of someone’s careless mistakes

[@Raez_XL]

We have a neighbour who is a drug addict. He keeps stealing from us and is a nuisance. I want these police to patrol our locality

[@aliaspopeye0163]

Some of my neighbors are dug addict and part of the tbs 13 gang

[@edissonsilva5402]

U should call them

[@presidentemaskaralunagoddh1697]

Sa caloocan aq dati at kilala ko ang pisher sa lugar namin.nang maupo si duterte ang lahat ng yun ay nagtago,hinabol at napatay. Yun lugar namin na kinatatakutan sa gabi sa pag uwi ng galing sa work.ngayon malaya at panatag sila na nakakauwi nang wlang holdaper,addict na nakatambay sa mga sulok ng kalookan.kung may nadadamay man dats collateral damage.

[@beornheard3835]

Ka brgy. namin nadamay napadaan galing trabaho ayon patay pero okey lang yan namatay sia para sa bayan.

[@kevinflorenzdaus]

@@beornheard3835 ok lang .. gawa gawa mo lang naman istorya mo .. haha

[@angeloflores3720]

gnyn dn nmin hnd gawagawa ang kwento n yn kht samin malaki pinagbago

[@beornheard3835]

@@kevinflorenzdaus uso yan sa comment section.😂

[@ayenaranas9374]

Same din dito sa cebu particular sa Duljo cebu, ang siga ng mga druglord under pa nila mga pulis pag lumaban ka sa kanila mamamatay ka kya thankful ako kay pres duterte

[@joshuaflores6733]

This video is one of the good example of media manipulation

[@jonatand2045]

You probably would prefer if documentary mindlessly promoted Duterte's policy.

[@rondotz8565]

this documentary was partially funded by those who support that Philippines must be a country for the drug addicts

[@joshuaflores6733]

And the main reason why this video was created is to influence other country to not support the campaign of Duterte's war on drug. This is all show, they want to twist the truth.

[@jonatand2045]

@@joshuaflores6733 If showing the consequences of the war on drugs changes other countries minds, so be it.

[@joshuaflores6733]

Fine, this is just a comment section not real life 🤭

[@jamesthokcha4299]

Nice cenematography and well editing..hatsoff❤

[@Aria-jo1xl]

It's like that President Duterte is the producer, director, and the main character of his own movie.

[@wingedhussarpolandball8291]

Yet his war on drug campaign failed to curb down the drug industry in the Philippines. He might kill thousands of drug pushers and users but he can't eradicate the drug problem because no drug lords haven't arrested or killed yet.

[@porte-majestuoso]

Winged Hussar Polandball He might be the real drug lord in that area and he's just killing the competition

[@wingedhussarpolandball8291]

@@porte-majestuoso possible but we never know if that's true until he's still on power.

[@MrWackydoodles]

@@wingedhussarpolandball8291 Failed? Go to slums and get a reality check. Stop commenting from starbucks behind a computer.

[@wingedhussarpolandball8291]

@@MrWackydoodles if that's really effective, why still the drugs trade didn't come lose? That war on drug campaign didn't done it's job well. Only the poor are persecuted and still no DRUG LORDS are arrested yet.

[@carlo8802]

Im a police officer in the Philippines and i support press digong's war on drugs

[@cjapao8058]

If u r a police officer, then stop smoking nicotine drugs the most addictive of all drugs. Bet u cant quit smoking, because u or your police comrads are addicted to nicotine drugs.

[@cjapao8058]

No nicotine drugs & no alcohol drugs for any filipino police officer.

[@cjapao8058]

If I was police chief, all filipino police officers that smoke nicotine cigarette drugs, would be in prison.

[@kekwwkek7246]

@@cjapao8058 tf? You sure this guy is smoking ?

[@cjapao8058]

@@kekwwkek7246 yep Filipinos Police like there cigarettes.

[@bengianikum4919]

support from india!! though harsh but critical situation needs strong reaction!! good job president

[@timm6112]

WTF? Really. So you don't mind murdering people?

[@3swordszoro818]

Yes thats our president... Kill all drug addicts and the druglords, its ok to kill them than drugaddicts kill more inocent people

[@vlo818]

@@timm6112no, the point is that people die all around the world whether it be politics, tyranny, poverty or straight up mass genocide. But in countries like this then it isn't the case, it's justified for a cause of something greater. Rather than screwing with the population, this helped alot than just ignoring the drug crisis.

[@coffibnst6077]

@@3swordszoro818 you do know that pnp frames innocent people and plants the drugs right? they’re protecting the actual druglords bc they bring in money for them in exchange of protection

[@coffibnst6077]

@@vlo818 yes it’s justified murdering instead of helping their addiction bc it’s totally not a mental illness

[@angelove010]

Condolences po

[@chrisst.joseph1873]

The criminality rate in the PH during Duterte's term has dropped to a whopping 54%, numbers previous administrations only dreamed of having and failed in doing. You see this side of the story when what really is affected with these are everybody else.

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

Ngayon iba na presidente. Sana hindi uli tumaas numero ng mga drug addicts, pushers, at kung ano ano pang kriminal.

[@briansotto2251]

@@TeaDrinker-eq3md Nagbabalikan na nga mga kriminal saten medyo malambot ang presidente natin ngayon pero mas ok pa din kesa kay Leni.

[@godsgraceandmercycatholicf9082]

really? shame on you!! no record of criminality bec policemen became criminals ,,,,they were courageous to do so,,why?bec of the kill,kill,kill state policy ,right?

[@shannyyymae]

@@TeaDrinker-eq3md sana nga po but here in my commnity though im not in the slums mukhang bumabalik na naman, they're gaining that confidence again to sell drugs kasi wala na ang kinakatakutn nila - Duterte.

[@CebuGraphics]

claimed by the PNP . the number 1 violator of human rights . napakadaming inosente ang nadamay, tanim druga, at higit sa lahat yang p*t*ng inang intelligence funds nya na bilyones na hindi mo alam kung san napunta.

[@admeliora1158]

I support president dutertes war on drugs.

[@johnlocsin7163]

papa joe dds supporters ako pero pano kung police Pala ang my ari NG drugs like ninja cops?

[@kyrieirving280]

@@johnlocsin7163 what if lang naman eh. What if hindi? Minsan kailangan mo din sumugal para sa kapakanan ng nakakarami. Agree?

[@brixtarnate4470]

papa joe i understand on your support and i am duterte supporter too, but please watch the scene of 40:09 THINK HOW THEY KILLED A FATHER IN FRONT OF HIS SON.

[@admeliora1158]

@@brixtarnate4470 leksyon yun ng anak na huwag tularan ang ama. may mga kaibigan na akong namatay pero ang pumapatay sa kanila yung mga amo nilang tulak.

[@admeliora1158]

@@johnlocsin7163 patayin din...

[@thundertheripper3688]

27:10Wrong Translation. It should be. "When the criminal resist, that is why they die"

[@johnbobestrera836]

Tama yung repoter kasi ay siya rin yung binanatan ni tatay dun sa human rights

[@knockoneoff3987]

So by your logic a mis translation makes it ok to kill the poor?

[@thundertheripper3688]

@@knockoneoff3987 No, it is not okay to kill anyone. I just pointed out the wrong translation though. 😂

[@Ren505nm]

Like if they fight back? Or are just killed for being an addict?

[@vivie5015]

@@Ren505nm If they fight back the police have the rights to defend themselves.

[@doublechin-chan7707]

I really don't understand documentaries like this who diminishes the things President Dutertr did for our country. I mean, I have issues about his pro-CHina views and distancing the country away from the West. But as an interntional; journaist/reporter, spreading words of news, you should ought to base the writings you didto the sentiments of the citizens whi actuallylived throug the times these things happened. This is just wrong and de-charactirized a great figure just because of his amti-western views.

[@GunnShineState]

hes a communist. he doesn't care about his people. only his own.

[@harukimachine2335]

I live in Davao City, I feel safe in this drug war. I'm entertained by this fantasy movie. Media hates Pres. Duterte.

[@iamrexperfection3101]

Haruki Machine2 if duterte hates media why not he shut down all media outlets. When he shut down all media, we have no more information and no entertainment such as public service programs, variety shows, comedy shows, dramas, movies on TV, cartoons and animes, religious programs, especially koreanovelas and asianovelas then what do we do about it and how do we entertain ourselves?

[@mahogany7712]

Can you Date me? Bago Gallera

[@yrsrig7607]

@@iamrexperfection3101 he would legit do that if the media try his temper

[@theshriekinghominin1760]

We're both from Davao but my family have become more cautious since the drug war, and half of them are Duterte supporters. We personally know of people who were either victims of mistaken identity or killed politically in the guise of drug war.

[@shapecharge4091]

Pres. Duterte is battling for the soul of his people's future in the Philippines. If the drugs win -- kiss your children's children and country goodbye. The cost is heavy but if I am reading into this correctly -- the benefits will last into the later generations of Philippine people.

[@lanskysdad4151]

I couldn't go to sleep, KZbin recommends this. Now I'm really not going to sleep.

[@MIKEDIAMONDZ]

Reeeal !

[@andyjohnson7408]

It's worth it

[@vato7oco]

Whatever

[@Herrera11]

Wow, what a great documentary! Not only was it informative, but also beautifully filmed, like a real life movie.

[@bazil4146]

And its free too

[@jethrosab-it7605]

Yup, a real movie 🤣

[@nelsoncabotaje1455]

Its real come here in the phil and u will see what will happen to those drug pusher.

[@cheezezlayer493]

it is real the police use 2 body cams and 1 literally doing the footage for documentaries

[@icecoffee8675]

Based in true story

[@berting-u5l]

An important point to consider is that the accusations against Duterte have not been proven in a legal setting, as no official charges have been brought against him. Additionally, it is significant to acknowledge that the individuals accusing Duterte in congress has a criminal history, which raises doubts about the credibility of their claims. Unfortunately, many people are quick to believe these unsubstantiated accusations.

[@NJ-xd5qu]

*"Only the dead have seen the end of war"* -Plato

[@achair2716]

Give the source, the title of the dialogue. As far as I know Plato never said that.

[@richardcatamco1005]

@@achair2716 Galing kay Mocha Uson yan for sure

[@blandwinde]

Respect for the Philippines. One can stay a failed country in some outsiders' granted eyes or you take drastic actions to reverse your destiny.

[@cataclysm0306]

The so called war on drugs cannot be won, even with the draconian way by Duterte. Actually calling it a war is already the path to a wrong mindset, as this isn´t about winning. It was shown time and again that a system with rights and an emphasis on prevention and accountability works best to reduce the damage of drugs from society in a meaningful and lasting way. Allowing consenting adults a recreational use in form of decriminalization (and sending them to education/rehab centers instead of prison/killing them ) has proven very effective like in Portugal. Also I´d bet my left kidney that a lot of those police officers and officials shown here are corrupt, threatening innocent civilians and some are heavy drug users themselves. With no oversight and accountability they will do more damage to society than drugs alone would over the years.

[@marbenmartinet9382]

Kung hindi nyo pinasok ang drugs, hindi nyo sasapitin yan

[@pangit7858]

@@marbenmartinet9382 Hoy addict kung di ka ng drug Di mo sasapitin yan vovo mo. Kasalanan mo yan dahil addict ka.

[@REYNOLDS0423]

@@marbenmartinet9382 yong classmate ng asawa ko noong high school gumagamit na. Sabi ng asawa ko magbago kana dahil hindi habang buhay ang kasamaan maghahari. Kasi sa isip ng asawa ko darating ang panahon maging presidente ang mayor ng Davao City. Kasi napapansin ng asawa ko kahit saan sya pumunta kapag tinatanong kong taga saan sya, sabi ng asawa ko taga Davao. Sasabihin kaagad nila na hanga sila kay Mayor Duterte. So ngkatotoo na nga noong naging President si Mayor Duterte yong classmate ng wife ko nagsurrender na kasi takot na sya, eh mula high school pa nya ginagawa until edad 38 yrs old papayag ba ang group niya? hindi diba? so pinatay sya ng mga kasamahan nya nkaligtas sya at nahispital pero sa hospital sya tinudas. Kaya ang kasamaan hindi yan maghahari kaya dapat mga Pilipino taasan ang pangarap para hindi maghihirap at huwag pasukin ang masamang gawain huwag maging tamad.

[@marc0magnanacaw387]

Every country that had a drug war failed. Be it a developed country or not. It failed. Basic statistics lang punyeta. Hindi diyos si Duterte para sambahin ng kapulisan.

[@AHzMn]

The only person who is happy in this film was the undertaker.

[@redbishop71]

Mr. Haze and Gazillions Millions of Filipinos,

[@merollebalawag7629]

87% of Filipinos

[@edgemugadx6327]

16 million voters of undertaker bawahaha

[@StriderVM]

Even the undertaker is not happy. According to interviews, very few people claim the bodies, so whos paying for them?

[@kibiribrian8422]

I remember he had a bottle of Jack Daniel whiskey a polo shirt ,business is Good

[@JimmyFandomVlogs]

One of my classmate was a pusher, he was being tasked to deliver drugs various places on our barangay, he told me that his boss was an elected official a barangay captain at that time. Later on, duterte won the election, the war on drugs occurs my classmate decided to escape the town and moved to the mountains, after few months our well known barangay captain was found dead, luckily my classmate was able to avoid then later surrendered and rehabilitated. Now he lives a better life with his family. If only duterte can ran presidency twice I would gladly vote him.

[@libra9381]

3:16, I'm Indonesian I just realized when I heard she said that, we have the same word and pronounciation for child which is 'anak' and 'mu' as the possessive marker. We also have very strict rule for drugs but not as strict, u could be in jail for 7 years or even more just for the possession of Amfethamine although u're just a user with not that much amount of it.

[@billielachatte4841]

Indonesian cops and their anti-drugs task force are highly corrupt. They ask for Rp25 to 50 million for bail if you're "an ordinary drug user", but if you're a celebrity the cops would parade you to the media to show the public that they're doing their job. You should see their office; the laptops they use are gaming laptops, there's a PS4, a 50" flatscreen and cable TV subscription.

[@libra9381]

@@billielachatte4841 well, that's not entirely true. I know that they are corrupt I mean people do know that but once they caught u there's no bail whatsoever. I know the amount u say here isn't a surprise anymore and they do take the money to reduce the sentences. For the poor crackheads with no money, they will just sentence them for maximum. I mean u shouldn't touch the thing in the first place, ever.

[@billielachatte4841]

@@libra9381 They shouldn't be corrupt either.

[@libra9381]

@@billielachatte4841 That's one of the things that Indonesia is known for, hope that will change in the future.

[@CHANAK_KA]

Possession, trafficking and manufacture of any illegal drugs are serious offences in Indonesia...the indonesian authorities have a zero-tolerance policy and those caught face lengthy prison sentences or the death penalty....

[@jasperj.galope5586]

In my opinion here is that Pres.Duterte was the perfect example on the book named The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli where he prefered to be feared than loved,but the Filipinos loved him because he cared for his country despite being criticized by others especially the American government.And the Filipinos feared him for his discipline and superiority over the criminals...which is good because if you don't strike fear to the heart of the criminals they will just throw sh*t right in your face.😁

[@dvdznts]

Akala mo lang. Basahin mo rin yung The Discourses tapos husgahan mo if Machiavelli would approve of Duterte.

[@eizenknowsnothing]

We don't feared Duterte cuz we're not involve in any illegal acts

[@sicklebean9709]

@@eizenknowsnothing That's literally the point. You're not doing anything illegal because you're afraid of him. It's natural.

[@srimanjha5112]

@@sicklebean9709 fear is necessary

[@sicklebean9709]

@@srimanjha5112 Yeah

[@denvermalcolm2838]

Living in a rural area, war on drugs is one of the best things that happened in this country.

[@motojep5675]

So true.

[@hyperwr9905]

think like one of the poor people, do you think it is still the best thing?

[@kent3994]

More than a hundred children died because they are mistaken identity or "collateral damage". Truly one of the best things.

[@joj4096]

@@kent3994 despite that, it was a success.

[@kent3994]

@@joj4096 The extrajudicial killings didn't slow down the demand, and these killings only belonged to the lower class. Drug lords still walk free and drug supply are still rampant as of today. It was never a success.

[@ernestgabrielwatanabe2414]

He admitted that his dad is a user.

[@olivedayunyor]

And filipinos love him got High rating 87% approval in december 2019 the best president...

[@xereyksfernandez5947]

Weeeeehhhh????

[@bowlcutmillenial2879]

@@xereyksfernandez5947 who is your president?

[@xereyksfernandez5947]

@@bowlcutmillenial2879 none, i never vote

[@bowlcutmillenial2879]

@@xereyksfernandez5947 vote? The filipinos are the president, duterte only represents us. Now if majority of the filipinos believes and approves to him as our representative. Then we can safe to say that he does his job very well.

[@xereyksfernandez5947]

@@bowlcutmillenial2879 i agree (to a certain extent) but he just needs to refrain from being a clown to the public. Don't you think?

[@ttrestle]

How have only 2000 people watch this? I don’t understand why more people don’t watch Frontline. PBS you need to start buying paid advertisement on KZbin to advertise your work. Ridiculous that so few people watch this on KZbin.

[@bilbm5208]

it's restricted to US viewers only, I work with VPN to see some FRONTLINE full films

[@comanchio1976]

Travis Trestler it's only been on general release for a couple of days. Give it time

[@martiedawn]

Some people watch it on the frontline website. I actually watched it a few days before it aired that way.

[@Modassirhassan10]

I'm not on any VPN but still I can watch it from INDIA 🇮🇳

[@billypilgrim7838]

football dancing with the idiots americas got talent we got our priorities

[@JohnSmith-hh5py]

Living in this country was hell years ago before Duterte and since he has been President things have got a hell of a lot better. There were snatchers, open crimes and drugs that ran rampant. you could not walk down the street without some incidents happening. The President cleaned up his own home town when he was governor there with zero tolerance and that is what he bought to the drug dealers when President. No country has any right to interfere in another countries problems or war on drugs and America should butt out as it's own drug problems are the highest in the world. How many drug lords and dealers have America killed? Three thousand major criminals were killed but how many lives did they destroy with their poison. This does not portray a correct rendition of the facts and it also does not say or show how many criminals gave themselves up which was tens of thousands and not killed. If a criminal shoots at you while trying to apprehend them they chose what happens next. He cleaned up the crooked police and politicians and many other forms of corruption in the Philippines and now you can feel a lot safer than before. Unless you have seen this for yourself then do not judge another countries way of dealing with the problems drugs bring to the people. To a lot of people he is a hero and he did things that other previous presidents did nothing about so don't judge if you can not fix the problems in your own country.

[@pterekcp1595]

Is it good to murder a taxi driver for using drugs in the past? Is it good to kill him in public on the street in the presence of his son? Violence creates violence.

[@OnceS1nceTw1ce]

LIES!!!! I received 3 death threats from the president’s loyal dogs by giving my opinion on the booming number of extrajudicial killings. According to Bensouda’s report, there was a reason to believe that state actors have killed thousands of civilians under the drug war and that vigilante-style killings were perpetrated by police officers themselves or other private individuals hired by authorities - leading to a death toll of between 12,000 to 30,000 civilians. This was based on claims that extrajudicial killings (EJKs) have been rampant in the country. Violence will never be the answer. Violence is a short-term solution to a long-term problem.

[@CreationGT]

@@OnceS1nceTw1ce at least ur alive

[@richardryandaguit9493]

@@pterekcp1595 You think the police did that? There were many incidents here of dealer-on-dealer crime. Get a real job. You're probably hatin' cause you're starving.

[@pterekcp1595]

@@richardryandaguit9493 I haven't written anything about the police, but if you mention them there must be some truth to it. I can assure you that I have a good job and I am not starving. I don't know what that has to do with it.

[@Riceman-zw4gp]

"we get dirty and the world stay clean" from Cpt. Price

[@ReadTheMusic]

besttt comment so far

[@ktheslasher]

Call of Duty

[@Riceman-zw4gp]

Well I guess it kind of similar thing in the video

[@srsherman7390]

I love the Modern Warfare series

[@Mat_Kucing]

That's the mission

[@spagnodels4138]

Despite his efforts to rid the city of goons and illegal drugs, Colonel Modequillo's tenure was cut short due to influence of corrupt local politicians and crooked higher authorities in the chain of command of the PNP. His anti-criminality efforts were getting headway but sadly is a roadblock to the profits of politicians in the city and the criminal organization based in Camp Crame...

[@itsyaboyskinnnypimp42069]

even with no corruption his anti-criminality efforts would have failed.

[@itsyaboyskinnnypimp42069]

This will just create a new narco state like Mexico. The drug flow won’t ever stop because there is a demand. If you arrest or kill a rapist there will be less people getting raped/ if you arrest or kill a drug dealer there won’t be less drugs or addicts. if he implied rehabilitation as much as he does violence maybe then we would see more changes. If they legalized drugs then the criminals wouldn’t be motivated to sell them since they needed to compete with legal drug stores with better and safer quality products. If you support the drug laws means you support criminals and the endless pain that comes with it… We don’t need more police we need drug policy changes. Drugs always win in the end doesn’t matter what you try

[@skysunknownheroes]

@@itsyaboyskinnnypimp42069 so what you're saying is they should let them be like mexico did? hell no, you gringos gtfo

[@itsyaboyskinnnypimp42069]

@@skysunknownheroes Lmao they tried to fight the cartels and failed so stfu you are supporting your own demise

[@itsyaboyskinnnypimp42069]

@polen alcantara its true but wrong LMAO

[@TheRealFocalors]

His speech starting in 2:18 up to the ending with the cheers and the chants at 2:40 gave me goosebumps.

[@ArmoredLyonell]

Same

[@ashpangcatan5975]

yes and famous druglords in the country are still roaming around after 6 years of his administration

[@aeonflux7370]

@@ArmoredLyonell chilling... because that's a message he wants to send to those addicts. He scares them

[@buckethead888]

bobo

[@TheRealFocalors]

@@buckethead888 ay hala ang saket 💀

[@jeffchoyus]

Very good video!

[@darkguitarist3476]

23:38 an exaggerated translation. instead of "the victims of war" it should be "victims of drugs".

[@PraneshaChannel]

Right I remember as I was studying in manila, before duterte it was so scary to walk even in streets, in metro.. there were beggars with syringes and men openly walking with gun was a common sight and I was always scared but after he came in power, it was all changed! But medias always showed him as a negative person coz medias are bought by this drug lords, their PR and terrorist these days. And drugs and terrorism goes hand in hand. Drugs and terrorism are inseparable!

[@ianvital8834]

yes rape victims muders children killed alot of them

[@VC-id1ho]

@@PraneshaChannel are you crazy?

[@kawayanldn9324]

Translations are somewhat manipulated or exaggerated.

[@invix3447]

@@PraneshaChannel wasnʼt that also the case with ABS-CBN? Although it wasn't the reason why it closed, it was said that after that, many came to realize after switching TV channels that the ABS-CBN news were really biased against Duterte and his campaigns. Or just biased in general, cutting corners and not reporting enough news about the country.

[@honklerfinkelstein2113]

This has some mighty fine cinematography

[@alfredosenalle9284]

Too bad they take the side of the criminals and criticize the effectiveness of the police.

[@flush_entity]

@@alfredosenalle9284 I have a friend who came from the slums of Philippines, says some officers do abuse their power. I said to him, "It is not very different from LA." He replied, "They will kill you in cold blood sometimes. I have not seen that in LA." Some people are just bad apples on both side of the law.

[@alfredosenalle9284]

@@flush_entity If you have one or two , or even a few rotten apples in the police force. What's that number compared to the hundreds of thousands of officers who do their job right every day ? Remember these officers protect us and our families , they put their life in danger every day because they go against the worst scum society has to offer. What's happening in the Philippines is a case of the police and the people getting tired of the ineffectiveness of the laws , which like in the US criminals get caught one day only to be let go a couple of days later , then committing the same crimes all over again. Some times criminals are exterminated extra judicially , this may not be pretty , but it's effective.

[@shroomie3086]

@@alfredosenalle9284 Though it may have good results on the decreasing amount of drugs present in the Philippines, the number of innocent victims killed hasn't been fully justified by law. Not saying what Duterte did was wrong, I, in fact, admired Duterte's goal of eradicating drugs from the Philippines, only that it can be done and improved with less bloodshed and with more diplomacy being involved so that these cases of unlawful killings can also be put to light and no one (even the officers) has to risk their lives anymore. Though I'm a bit disturbed that Duterte compared himself to Hitler and seemed happy and proud about it...

[@alfredosenalle9284]

@@shroomie3086 Year after year it's been tried and always failed. The only way to combat drugs and crime is the violent way. Yes , there will be some casualties , but there's always casualties if the bad guys aren't eliminated. In fact as long as they're around , more and more innocent people are going to die.

[@etmor2022]

Everyone in the comments saying that Mexico should do the same thing don't know that Mexico, under Pres. Calderon, declared war on the Cartels in 2006 and it has turned our very bad. So many people have died and nothing of significance has been accomplished. Different countries need different solutions. Mexico is right next to the largest drug market in the world and has access to an arsenal of weaponry because of the US lax gun laws.

[@stanleygodlewski9147]

Ed. Ochoa there was no drug war it was genoside

[@kosakata8632]

Not working on mexico because mexican drugs lord already control the government, police, military and society They use high power firearms and even know undercover cops family's member and make them hostage that was stupid

[@kosakata8632]

@C F yes in the past but not today Philipines economy and safety clearly improving meanwhile Mexico and Colombia worsen

[@kosakata8632]

@C F i mean in improvement Economy 2019 PH economic growth 5-6% mexico 0-1%, it's clear mexico economy slowing down, under trump mexico economy under stress and coronavius will drag mexico economy into recession Safety Ofcourse after drug gangs wipe out safety in PH is improving, meanwhile in mexico drugs cartel already at military level

[@roj22fetals6]

@@kosakata8632 mexico is 11th largest in the world but the economy is not growing it will only grow 2.6% percent in 2021

[@kiwioffgrid2437]

A side topic - Phillipines has 14 trillion pesos debt with interest payments of 585 billion Pesos? How did this happen? Who stole the trillions? Who took the bribes?

[@shupdedoop1884]

"Where do you draw the line?" "You draw the line where you need it son."

[@urieldelfin7223]

Shupdedoop Captain John Price.

[@shupdedoop1884]

@AB Baby Having been born and lived in the Philippines, when I moved to the US I can definitely see how this kind of street justice can be perceived differently, I'm not begrudging those who think killing them is a bad thing but I feel like if someone doesn't know what guys like us live through then why bother trying to push their values on us?

[@7kudos]

Remember when Manny Pacquiao came out with saying he used drugs no one batted an eye? So he valued people getting off drugs, still voted against Duterte. No one listened and now... we got this shit and Chinese black death around the corner. Honestly, this is a set-up for a bigger mess. All so that Duarte can have his day in Maccau and Hong Kong. A trade hub of course to sell his own people to the Saudi's but that's still some bull shit street enforcement. Chicago doesn't do this shit, now they are turning around and making victory gardens. The simple day's are numbered, when you set high roads, yet cultivate no one up to take it.

[@rodrumeral4811]

this modern warfare references hahahaha

[@kevintroy2540]

@@7kudos Pacquiao is pro Duterte and pro Death Penalty... Wtf are you trying to state???

[@SuperHutomo]

This documentary is so good in quality (i think) that it makes me feel wrong for watching it for free. Thank you PBS for providing this content. I understand that in tackling such a big chronical social issue, the government needs to use a strong measure against the drug user and drug pusher. But It also has a duty to dicipline their law enforcement officers so that they don't use excessive violences toward the people. But still, I hope the campaign to be success and Phillipines people can be free from drug addiction and violence in the future.

[@chris.hartliss]

You know they're showing this to western audiences because we HATE WHAT THE GOVERNMENT is doing, right?

[@SuperHutomo]

@@chris.hartliss Well i did'nt know that, haha and i don't care. But It is reasonable for people to hate what the government doing as the PBS portrayed in this documentary. I am neither a Westerner nor Phillipines and my feeling toward this is neutral because I don't know how the real situation inside Phillipine is, yet i don't want to be mislead by the media narration either. So i am just trying to positive thinking here. Btw, I am watching this because it has good cynematography and the story is captivating anyway.

[@Mř.FęęlBąd]

@@SuperHutomo I think we can all respect that. It is a shame to see so many ruthless killings though. Still, it is always best to look at a situation from a neutral position. Not sure where you are from but blessings from the West Coast of the U.S.✊🏼

[@rogercruz662]

I think many parts of the film are scripted!

[@R9A9V2]

​@@SuperHutomo as a guy that came from the exact place shown in this documentary living here isn't always bad. there's alot of noise it's densely populated but mostly it's livable. If you're very clean you're less likely to get into violence. thief or robbery isn't rare here in a span of decade we've experienced one attempted robbery on our vehicle (luckily got caught by our neighbors) and 2 from my auntie's house here. there are situation here where if someone needed a serious help people would start helping them such as one of the situation i've experience is nearby house got caught in fire and my neighbors started bringing their own bucket of water to extinguish it. it was put out before the fire fighters arrived. Is the media bias on showing the problems here on caloocan? no. I've experienced here in school that some of the students got caught taking an illegal drug at the back. one of my classmate almost got killed outside back then fraternities, gangs, etc are common here. gang looking outfit are very common here in fact probably main outfit style of teens here. common things you'll see here is people just living their own life (going to work and back home), transportation, teens walking around, bystanders, kids playing outside and the extremely common bikers (motorbikes and bicycles)

[@Gardo161]

"I DONT CARE IF I BURN IN HELL FOR AS LONG AS THE PEOPLE I SERVE LIVE IN PARADISE" - Duterte

[@pumpkin1094]

A GOOD LEADER DIES FOR HIS PEOPLE, NOT KILL HIS PEOPLE - a message from Jesus Christ.

[@jealouramos2945]

@@pumpkin1094 are you from philippines?

[@vinzofriends5274]

@@pumpkin1094 why not kill those drug addicts if they affect innocent people. in some cases here in PH they raped an innocent child and massacred families. U.S telling HUMAN RIGHT is IMPORTANT but how about the RIGHTS of those innocents that they killed and do not use the bible verse if you don't know what's the origin and cultural background of that passage.

[@T3hTroll]

Vinzo & Friends many people who don’t do drugs rape. Don’t be stupid

[@pumpkin1094]

Vinzo & Friends - tell the police to do their jobs. Their salaries come from our taxes. It's their job to find the criminals and give justice to the INNOCENT victims. As T3hTroll wrote in reply to you, not all who do drugs are rapists. BUT IF YOU CAN PROVE 100% THAT ALL DRUG ADDICTS ARE THIEVES, RAPISTS AND MURDERERS, THEN BY ALL MEANS DO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO WITH THEM. Otherwise, think what Jesus would do to them... I know my Bible, do you?

[@dommerjasonranze]

In fighting a bloody war on drugs, you dont only need a very strong will and conviction, you also need discipline. It would take a great effort not to fall in a quagmire of a corrupt system that is waiting to swallow you whole.

[@constanciojrcaballerod.5090]

oi.. Jose.. buhay ka pa pala. hehehehe

[@dommerjasonranze]

@@constanciojrcaballerod.5090 ewan ko ba pre.. hehehe tawagin mo nalang akong Pepe.. Yun kasi tawag na inay sakin.

[@itsyaboyskinnnypimp42069]

war on drugs fail 100% of the time. it will always fail

[@constanciojrcaballerod.5090]

@@dommerjasonranze sir... sa tingon nyo ha.. may maganda ba o positive result yung war on drugs ng gobyerno natin?

[@dommerjasonranze]

War on drugs? Actually it is 90-10. 90% effective siya.. kasi dito sa lugar namin, yung kaibigan ko na drug lord nasa loob na.. yung 4 na pusher dito, yung isa nasa loob, ang 3 nakalabas na at tapos na rin sa rehab. Mapayapa na ang lugar namin. Yung mga adik lahat na rehab na rin, may mga trabaho na. 10% - kasi may konting mga eskalawag pa na natitira sa.. konti nalang.. pabayaan niyo mga vigilante trumabaho sa kanila..

[@takanaka4254]

The SWAT Team leader is giving me chills. idk.

[@Pinzledick]

Madequillo is scarier, like his smile says "you die tomorrow"

[@Taha4816.]

Yes The one with skull mask is terrifying and cool looking

[@NHGeneral]

yeah, the laugh in the interview make me see him more as a demon than a law enforcer.

[@kadummibang3226]

He is mad man with power in hand scary 🥸🥸

[@angelo_giachetti]

At 12:00 the police are planning a murder. wtf?

[@roniepanen6873]

The message on war on drugs is very simple."never get involve to drugs"...

[@zabdieljoel7142]

True

[@jonatand2045]

It also is "Don't be part of the opposition, or else..."

[@starlight3842]

Exactly

[@andydigman7992]

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[@DarkhawkGaming23]

Depends on where you live, in some states drugs or certain types are legal.