Divide-and-rule in vendors' imbroglio
By then, angry Yrong-Yronganons no longer have the necks of the culprits to grab and throttle. By then Datu Saripada Agwak, Rise-Rise and their burloloys at the Consejo de Jalo who had lent hands in these broad daylight robberies shall have migrated to the Great Beyond - either the Heavenly Bliss in Paradise or the Eternal Damnation in Hell. Prefarably the latter. The camp of Datu Saripada Agwak that includes his progeny-successor Rise-Rise and the majority of the Consejo de Jalo de la Ciudad de Yrong-Yrong, are over-simplifying the ruckus at the Iloilo Terminal Market into us-or-them, the "legal" vendors who are residents of Yrong-Yrong versus the "illegal" ones who reside in the towns. "Them" are the problems whose economic activiities hurt "us" the legitimate vendors. That over-simplification which aims to divide-and-rule and weakens the vendors as a sector though it flies from reality and divert public attention from real issue. The core of ...