Young Men Fearlessly Burns Paper Money
The video footage of young men fearlessly burning Philippine paper money goes viral online after it was posted in the social media.
Nowadays, money is too important for everyone not only in the Philippines but also in different countries all over the world. It is used to buy certain things and can make people powerful as money can buy any physical possession.
Everyone was working so hard just to earn money to provide the necessities of their family such as foods, shelter, clothes, tuition fee, transportation, school supplies, and many things.
Recently, a Facebook user named Jesse Watari Bolante has uploaded the video of a group of young men burning Philippine paper money, which garnered criticisms and negative feedback from the social media users.
Bolante posted the video but did not give any description to explain what’s really happening in the footage.
In the video, it can be seen that the group of young men started to burn a paper money amounting P50. The value of other paper bills could not be determined due to the low video quality.
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After burning the Philippine paper money, the young men dropped the bills on the ground and raised their hands together as if it was only a joke.
The netizens expressed their disappointment towards the group of young men burning money knowing that thousands of Filipino people were starving and suffering extreme poverty.
The group of men could face charges in violation of Presidential Decree No. 247 that prohibits the mutilation, tearing, burning, or destruction of central bank notes and coins. Violators will face corresponding sanctions and penalties.
The video immediately goes viral after it was posted in the social media. It has already garnered over 2.6 million views, 1, 414 shares, 1.9k reaction, and 2k comments as of this writing.
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