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In an interview with the actor Derek Ramsay, he expressed
support for the government's war on drugs but reminded the authorities that
everyone is entitled to due process.
He said that the police must be wary of identifying the
people allegedly involved in drugs.
“I’m anti-drugs. I’ve always been anti-drugs. For me, dapat
walang pinipili, wether artista ka or ordinaryong tao, mayaman ka or
businessman. Kung gumagmit ka or nagtutulak ka ng drugs, you should be
stopped,” Ramsy said.
According to him everyone must be given a second chance to
change and become better.
“These people should be given a chance to go to rehab and
change. It’s hard to turn his life around then you will going to exploit it to
the public. Baka magka relapse naman. They should be very careful.”
“Being a celebrity, that doesn’t make us better than
everyone else. We’re still the same as everyone. If you are involved in illegal
substances and you don’t want to stop, you should be put out there,” he said.
“Bago sila maglabas, dapat talaga sigurado kasi masisira mo
ang buhay ng tao. If it’s just hearsay, I don’t think you should (announced).
But if you’re 100 percent sure na this person was given a chance to stop what
he’s doing pero patuloy parin, I think yes, you should expose that in the
public,” he added.
“We’re not better than everyone else. We’re celebrities and
that’s our line of work. We have more responsibilities because there are so
many people, especially the youth, who look up to us,”
According to the actor, before they tagged some celebrities,
they should be 100 percent sure because it’s unfair if there’s no concrete
proof.
“I don’t think that most celebrities are on drugs. Siguro
ginagawa lang yan to cause some ingay kasi sikat, kasi kilala, mas maraming tao
ang makikinig at maiintriga pag artista ang gumagamit,” he said.
Derek Ramsay Support Government’s War On Drugs: “I’m anti-drugs. I’ve always been anti-drugs.”
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