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When John Lennon called on the world to "make love not war", he flashed the V-sign to propagate the concept of peace and diplomacy. When toppled former leader Ferdinand Marcos had his presidential campaigns, he used the sign to mean victory.
When former President Corazon Aquino survived the political ideology of an assassinated husband-senator, the "L" she flashed stood for "Laban" (fight). To ghetto youths the "L" on their foreheads mocks the "losers".
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When former President Corazon Aquino survived the political ideology of an assassinated husband-senator, the "L" she flashed stood for "Laban" (fight). To ghetto youths the "L" on their foreheads mocks the "losers".
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