'Shame on her', La Salle professor cries foul after Marcos protester holds placard saying 'Ukinam'.

La Salle Professor Antonio P Contreras cried nasty after publishing a.
image of a Marcos protester holding a placard with words " Ukinam Marcos" created on it.

The netizen uploaded the photo on his Facebook web page.

Read Full Statement of  Antonio P. Contreras :

I am sharing this picture to shame this person. And do not give me the crap that I am bullying her. I am not calling her names. I am not demeaning her appearance or anatomy. She had the audacity to go to a public rally, carry this despicable placard that bears her politics of personal attacks, and had her picture taken with it, even proudly. She has become public property in this act.

Shame on her.

I am tolerant of "putang ina" but not in a placard in a political rally. And it is not even "putang ina mo" but "puki ng ina mo" in Ilokano. That is where I draw the line.

Other netizens have offered their opinions on this photo.

Obviously, she was not even born yet during the Macoy era....is it just a status symbol again to be anti Macoy?....how about ukinam for those who were responsible for the SAFF 44 massacre etc etc?....how about ukinam to those who protect the drug trade and benefited from it?...................and how about ukinam to exposing yourself to ridicule by taking on an issue that you only have a limited grasp because your were not born yet at that time?....kiko and bam is this decent? -  Maximus Franco Beltran

Huwag tularan ang kawalanghiyaan at kawalang modo ng babaing ito! - Marilyn Barua-Yap

“Dear. Dr. Contreras,

I do not wish to argue with you on matters of politics, since you /are/ a Full Professor 10 in the Political Sciences Department of our university, and undoubtedly know more about those matters compared to me, but with regards to these topics, like mental health and cyberbullying, I would have to speak up.

Even though you say it is not bullying, I am sorry to say, this /is/ bullying. I am not saying that what the student did was right. What you could've done was to constructively comment on the student actions, but instead you literally said "Shame on her". That constitutes bullying.“

Source: Facebook , TNP