In a recent turn of events, the controversial figure and notorious Marcos ass-licker, Larry Gadon, has become the subject of widespread mockery and disdain across various social media platforms. The reason? News broke out that the Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, has disbarred him, unleashing a wave of schadenfreude that has captivated netizens.

The high court’s 15-0 vote to strip Gadon of his legal license stems from his “misogynistic, sexist, abusive, and repeated intemperate language” directed at the equally controversial political sycophant, Raissa Robler. It appears that Gadon’s verbal attacks finally went too far, even considering his close association with the President.

The irony of being disbarred via a unanimous vote, particularly when your boss is the president, must be a devastating blow to Gadon’s ego. This isn’t the first time he has faced repercussions for his offensive language. The Supreme Court had previously convicted and suspended him from practicing law for three months due to his unacceptable conduct.

Despite the disbarment, President Bongbong Marcos, through Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin, stands by Gadon and believes he will continue to excel in his role. Bersamin stated, “The President felt that his work as a presidential adviser would not be affected by his status as a lawyer. There are urgent matters in his new role as Presidential Adviser on Poverty Alleviation that need to be addressed…”

True to his reputation as the ultimate Marcos ass-licker, Gadon remains unapologetic and unwavering. He boldly proclaims that he has no regrets for his past actions, proudly declaring, “my president won.” He insists that his disbarment will not hinder his effectiveness as a presidential adviser on poverty alleviation.

When asked about his outbursts, Gadon refuses to apologize, stating, “The trouble with the Supreme Court is they did not see the reason why I had that kind of outburst.” He claims that Robles spread lies against the President during the campaign period, causing damage to their side. However, Gadon conveniently fails to provide any specific examples or evidence of these alleged lies.

Moreover, Gadon’s recent interview on his disbarment has further fueled accusations of “red-tagging” as he labels militant groups, including Gabriela, as communists. When pressed for proof to substantiate his claims, Gadon falls short, relying on vague assertions about their actions.

The problem with Gadon and his fellow Marcos ass-lickers’ habit of “red-tagging” is the evident political convenience and glaring hypocrisy behind it. In reality, the closest thing we have to communism in the Philippines is the cult-like following of the Marcos loyalists. They’re pro-CCP or support China, peddle communist-style propaganda, and exhibit behavior reminiscent of true communists.

Unsurprisingly, prominent figures have voiced their condemnation of Gadon’s appointment and behavior. Ex-Anakpawis Rep. Ariel Casilao criticizes President Marcos Jr for justifying the appointment, implying that it signals a tacit endorsement of red-tagging and vilification tactics. Rafael Mariano from Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas adds, “A presidential adviser for poverty alleviation does not serve the interests of the people. It only leads to intensified red-tagging.”

Even Gabriela Partylist strongly denounces Gadon’s sexist and offensive language against journalist Raissa Robles. Their outrage reflects the sentiment shared by many on various social media platforms.

As the news spread, reactions poured in from Twitter, Reddit, and other online communities. Netizens expressed their disgust and disappointment with Gadon’s appointment and his behavior.

Amidst it all, the prevailing sentiment suggests that the Philippines may be a wealthy nation, but the ignorance of the majority of its people remains a glaring concern. Some argue that those in positions of power are not necessarily unintelligent; they simply demonstrate a lack of concern for the poor and those from lower socio-economic classes.

In the world of Philippine politics, the fall of Larry Gadon serves as a stark reminder of the consequences that await those who sow hatred, employ baseless accusations, and indulge in ass-licking to further their personal agendas. It remains to be seen whether justice will prevail and whether the country’s political landscape will witness a genuine transformation toward greater integrity and accountability.