Automation in care work should be banned, not encouraged.

“You're asking Filipinos to trust a government plagued by corruption and extrajudicial killings to be their only armed force. History shows disarming civilians empowers tyranny, not safety. Why should vulnerable communities surrender their only defense? (40)”

“You've switched sides—this debate is about automation in care work, not abortion. But I'll bite: what makes you think banning anything actually stops it, versus just harming the people who need it most?”

“This House believes that the Philippine government should prohibit civilian ownership of firearms, except for individuals whose occupation or demonstrated security needs require them.”

“You're conflating two completely different things. Banning automation in care work isn't like banning abortion—it's protecting an entire workforce from displacement. We regulate dangerous technologies all the time. The question isn't whether bans work, it's whether we let corporations gut human dignity for profit margins.”

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