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SACE WEEK: WHO IS THE REAL LOSER?
CE and Arki can fight over points. That’s competition.
But when the people running the game cannot handle the mess, who is really losing?
Titles alone do not make leadership. The position comes with a responsibility to know what to do when things go wrong.
Hindi CE. Hindi Arki. The bigger loss is the trust in the Council when its own leadership fails to provide the clarity and direction expected from them.
Matagal nang naging competitive ang CE at Arki. Normal na ang bangayan kapag dikit ang laban. That’s competition. (Give one year na hindi sila nag bangayan? diba wala?)
Pero saan ba nanggagaling ang ganitong gulo sa Council? At higit sa lahat, handa ba talaga ang mga nakaupo para sa responsibilidad ng kanilang positions?
We expected you to know how to handle conflicts, coordinate people, and make decisions when events go off track. Pero sa paulit-ulit na gulo, kapansin-pansin ang kakulangan sa coordination, decisiveness, at experience sa paghawak ng ganitong sitwasyon.
Pero during the events, it was the same name and same positions. Yet when controversies started, the response seemed to become less about resolving the problem and more about asserting, “Kami ang Council, so our decision should stand.”
Authority is not a substitute for accountability. Holding a position means being present not only for the hype, but especially when things go wrong. And if the people entrusted with these roles are still struggling to coordinate, decide, and resolve disputes, then perhaps the bigger question is whether the responsibility of the positions is truly being fulfilled.
For the G, he always resort on saying “wala sa guidelines” and always calls for back up card.
For the VGI, jusko yan ang pinaka magulo, kuda ng kuda yan. Tas pag super bangayan na ng teams, nawawala kasi nababastos.
For the SC, ate may experience ka ba talaga sa sports? Iniiwan mo yung problema tas mga volunteers niyo ang pinapakilos niyo.
For the VGE naman, ewan ko sakanya pero yung “di ko po alam” di ko na din alam.
You owe the houses especially the participants—an apology for the confusion this process has caused.
Corrino and Atreides have always had their own ways of winning. They should not have to question the process just to know whether the game was played fairly.
So, who is the real loser?
Hindi Corrino. Hindi Atreides. Hindi Harkonnnen. The bigger loss is in the GMT and management.
Submitted: October 4, 2026 11:09:51 AM PST
發表於: Oct. 4, 2026, 6:08 a.m.