Netizens lambasts media companies:" Noong Yolanda sa Luzon at Visayas may pagawa pa kayo ng t-shirt, ngayong mga muslim sa Mindanao ang biktima wala kayong pakialam"

A netizen expressed her disappointment to the media companies which even didn’t made a cause for the Marawi City Victims, while they were active in helping the victims of Yolanda and other calamities in Luzon and Visayas.

In a lengthy post, Rashmiah Lovely Dipatuan-Ampuan, a muslim and Engineer works at Provincial Government of Lanao Del Sur expressed opinion on social media how the media companies like GMA and ABS-CBN ignored the Marawi City Crisis which she labeled as ‘utmost calamity’.

She even claimed that the residence of Marawi City didn’t received any help or words of encouragement from the media companies, not like what they did to the victims of Yolanda, Sendong and other natural calamities that struck in Luzon and Visayas.

Rashmiah said that the media companies was only selective in helping people and doesn’t even care about the victims of Marawi City crisis who are mostly Muslim.

She said that the situation in Marawi City is worst than any natural calamities, because war can’t be ended immediately.

In her post, she reminded the people that not all Muslims are terrorist and not all Christians are holy.

Rashmiah and her family fled Marawi City because of the war between Maute Terrorist Group and Government forces.

She believes that most of the victims of discrimination in the Philippines are the Muslim in Mindanao and she realized it when the Crisis in Marawi happened.

This is the whole post of Rashmia Lovely Dipatuan-Ampuan:

Nung sendong, yolanda, earthquake sa visayas and luzon panay ang flash sa tv ng mga tv stations like #abscbn#gma, may pagawa pa cla ng mga tshirt to show their support and sympathy. May pa #lingkodkapamilya pa sila.
Ngaun kami mga muslim ang nasa calamity sukdulang calamity dahil umabot kmi sa #martialLaw ni wala kami naririnig na tulong galing sa inyo.
Palibhasa wala sa puso nyo ang tulungan kaming mga #muslim. Namimili po kayo ng tinutulungan. Buong pamilya na nakatira sa marawi ang lumikas para takasan ang gyera, ano ba naman kung tumulong kau?
Hnd yan mababawas sa billion pesos na kinikita nyo na tinatangkilik din namin kahit papaano. #kapamilya saan na ang pinangako nyo na pamilya tayong pilipino?
#kapuso saan na ang puso nyo para sa masa? Libo libong tao ang nangangailangan ng tulong nyo.
Libo libong pamilya ang nangangailangan ng simpatya nyo. Buti pa ang natural calamity lumilipas pero itong gyera sa amin panahon lng ang makakapag sabi kung kelan matatapos at kung kelan hnd na masusundan.
Maging fair naman po kayo. Hnd po namin kagustuhan ang nangyayari ngaun, hnd po madali na lisanin ang tahanan na pinaghirapan po namin at kung alam nyo lng po kung gano kasakit na lumikas ka na at lahat nawala na sau ang lahat pero walng tumutulong ang masaklap dinidiskrimina ka pa. Hnd po lahat ng #muslim terorista at hnd po lahat ng #christian ay banal. Saan na ang mga mayayamang mahabagin ng bansang to??? #prayformarawi

After the deadly Typhoon Yolanda struck the provinces in Luzon and Mindanao, media companies like ABS-CBN and GMA quickly launched a cause like “Tulong na Tabang na” and “Tibay ng Pusong Pilipino” to help the victims of the natural calamity by selling it to the concerned citizens who wanted to donate.

Rashmiah saw herself and her family as victims of racial discrimination in the Philippines because they didn’t got the same attention that attained by the people of Luzon and Visayas during calamities.

Racial discrimination is also the reason why there’s an uprising in Mindanao because some of the Mindanaoans saw that the Philippines is only controlled by the ‘Imperial Manila’

Last week, Marawi City turned to a ghost town and war zone when the Marawi Terrorist Group attacked the city and tried to establish a Islamic State there.

source: pinoytrending