When we hear that words we always think that that is negativity because we all know that Martial Law is were many people died just like in marawi  many innocent people are affected when duterte declared the martial law. Many people have been traumatise by this trgaic event. But we never look on the good effects of Martial Law. We always look on the negative effects but if you can see there’s good cause of Martial Law but we cant see that if we wont open our eyes and realize.

        When Ferdinand Marcos rules the Philippine and declared the Martial Law, he contributed a bunch of positive effects. There are many negative elements that harms the society like criminals. Martial Law is a guard that fights criminals and other negative elements and he improve peace in the country. Peace is one of the reason why Duterte and Marcos declared the Martial Law just like in marawi, marawi is in peace now because of martial law, if they didn’t declared the martial law we wont able to find peace in our community. Terrorism is a reason too why there’s a Martial Law and its the most problematic security issues affecting the safety of the nation. Martial Law also fights against the goverment officials who use their power to satisfy their self greed just like now Philippine is now behave because of Martial Law. Filipinos in our generation is more behave than few years ago where Ferdinand Marcos rules because they ate afraid to be punish and they can control their self now unlike few years ago, the Philippine changed when Duterte sit in his throne filipinos disciplined their self now cause our generation now is ruthless but now there’s only one problem that duterte cant solve and that is how to get rid of the drugs.

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