Why is it that surveys on Bangsamoro
Basic Law (BBL) have resulted to greater percentage of disapproval?
I am not against any Survey Company especially the ones who are
recognized for their honest exposé of opinion turnouts. But all I have in mind is that, do you think
these surveys represent the real opinion of our fellow-countrymen as a whole?
Are those surveys conducted with those who really are familiar or have even a
little knowledge of the issue? If YES, how sure are we really
getting FAIR/UNBIASED answers? There is
no argument that they survey REAL people, BUT can we have the accurate
proportion of the public who really are in-the-know
of what BBL or other topics of great concern are all about?
If I will be asked of my opinion about something I really do not know
about, I would rather abstain from giving my reply at the moment. Being a responsible individual to myself and
to others who want to get dignified answers in an issue – if they would insist
I should share mine, I need to study and do some research beforehand (through
the help of the real agencies, authorities who are knowledgeable of the subject
matter I have to react on or even documents coming from trusted sources as my
reference) observe around and watch discussions participated-in by individuals
who are invited to speak as representatives of both sides of an issue. I can
proudly say that I am not just basing my opinions from others’; I have mine with
full integrity.
