Trailer: When a President Says, ‘I’ll Kill You’ | The New York Times
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- Watch: nyti.ms/2nYjDfO. We sent a film crew to the Philippines, where death, grief and fear fill the streets. A New York Times original documentary by Andrew Glazer and Jeremy Rocklin.
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He's doing a great job in the Philippines is so clean and safe today
no more stories to tell NYT? there will come a time that you will suffer the consequences of minding other else's business...
This is a one sided story, as a Filipino I feel much safer when Duterte sits on the Malacañang Palace. I feel sorry for those whose family were killed, maybe by mistaken identity but if you have to also looked for those families whose families were raped, murdered and slain by those who are drug addicts. Yes, those who got killed were not given a due process but if you live here your whole life and saw the news everyday about people being raped, killed by those who has the influence of drugs, you would say: THIS IS PROBABLY THE BEST WAY TO STOP IT.
shhh dont say that out loud our western masters dont want us to progress,they dont want us to be fully independent of them,plus you'll attract the colonial minded pinoys that kiss white ass for dollars
Do we really know all of them were guilty? Do we really know all of them were drug traffickers? How much of them were only first time drug consumers, not even reincident, not even criminal and illegal distributors or traffickers? Do we really know the justice transparency in a third world government system as Philippines?
Lot of questions for anyone who considers itself a rational critic, not an emotional dummy.
It doesn't matter even if the killing is not even related to drugs. You can be accused of and be killed. There is no due process.
When the people vote for emotions over reason when chosing their president.
Craparella Smørrebrød
Their is reason for their emotion, what would you know?
Good job! That's one way of cleaning the streets! 👏
No it is not there are better ways to do it
shocking scenes...:(
Im just so disappointed NYT.
Today . I was told there was a kidnapping. So i said " were the police called ? " " no " said my friend.
" i just woke him up"._.
82% of people in manila feel safer because of the drug war..
thats what matters..
one dead criminal is one less evil in the world..
Now aren't we glad that our country just had Nancy Reagan's "Just Say No" campaign instead. Yet... let's decriminalize drug usage and treat like a mental disorder instead.
More likely, "When a Opposition Says, I'LL PAY YOU".
say it to the majority filipino people and u will know the response from them...NEW YORK TIMES SHAME ON U...u r paid by those oligarch family in our country
UK for duerte
Am a Filipino, and I feel terribly disappointed with what is going on now in the Philippines. This documentary is indeed true. As of this time, there are now more 8,000 Filipino being killed as either suspected drug dealers or users. Some of them were innocent victims, as young as 4 years old, old women and men, for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. In the Philippines, your life is in danger once someone report you as either drug user or dealer, especially if you are poor. No more court hearing. We do hope the extra judicial killing will be stopped sooner. :(
Digong Duthirty, Freaking liar stop pretending to be Filipino, paid troll.
Two biggest media in the Philippines GMA and ABS has no balls like The New York Times to do this kind of documentaries. We salute NY Times for this outstanding work. You are doing the Philippines the greatest service of all time. The country needs an international media outlets like you to expose these dark times in the country. This mad man controls the Senate, Congress, Police and the media. NY Times, BBC, Al Jareeza and the likes are the only hope of the country.
aw why not give em food stamps a free house free phone daycare and hope for the best instead
this is a conservative wet dream.
Brandon Ramirez lol. true. I wish we treated criminals like this.
Brandon Ramirez I'm coming
Rafa Abre lol I bet.
Don't confuse conservationism with murderous/authoritarian ideology.
Someone may confuse liberalism with oppressive communism, and I'm sure you'll hate it.
Deni THS conservatism ALWAYS goes far right. all 14k years history of humanity says us.
what's your point huh
its a documentary stupid
bias media...
#idesofmarch
Too one sided.
first b
Dont do drugs kids or its detumuerte
OBAMA
Where do i watch the full show? Thank you New York Times, I know my wife and i have been following the story. we lived in the Philippines until Duterte took office, we left to Cambodia due to all the killings we could see it was just another dictator coming into power. As we own land in the Philippines we hope his term is short so we can return and it is safe for all people. thank you for your good work reporting this
you do know that the Philippines sent men also to fight in Iraq, maybe you should do a bit of research before you just throw things out there
We need a strong leader like Duterte. I wish we treated criminals like this. He's making the Philippines great again.
Rafa Abre yeah
U know there are better ways in handling this type one of the reasons why crime exist is because of economical
Reasons how are u supposed to feed urself or ur family if u can't find a job how? That's why people turn to crime also due to Ang pilipinas being a poor nation does not mix well
@@dylanhaelsantos3445 what are the better ways?