Ah, the delightful spectacle of Philippine politics is once again gracing us with its absurdity. 

This time, the disbarment case against Ambassador Teddy Boy Locsin takes center stage, and one can’t help but marvel at the sheer audacity of it all. 

Locsin’s reckless tweets may have all but endorsed the genocidal killing of Palestinian children, but who needs lengthy arguments and rhetoric to make a case? We’re talking about the same Supreme Court that previously disbarred Larry Gadon for his colorful outbursts, after all.

It’s almost comical how Locsin’s main defense, sarcasm, is supposed to save the day. Well, in a world where words no longer carry weight, why not try sarcasm, right? Surely, the honorable justices will see the humor in this, and one, short, en banc meeting should suffice to clear this matter up.

In the grand tradition of Philippine politics, we can only trust that our justices will navigate this circus with the grace and dignity it deserves. After all, what’s a little disbarment case compared to the daily spectacle of our political landscape?