Wow, have we already reached the downfall of the International State College of the Philippines in just a span of a month?
In a now-deleted post that has been seen by many, Niño Ged, the founder of the ‘prestigious’ (satirical) ‘college’ (lmao so many disclaimers), apparently revealed themself as apolitical. This created a good deal of flak and ire from former fans of the ISCP, even going as far as to say that they were dropping out of the said college.
🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ pic.twitter.com/SgPN5IOtlk
— sexbomb lex (@f4ggotism) August 26, 2022
ISCP founder is apolitical and he's trying to push a neutral stand even on ISCP grounds. So I dropped out and stand against a school that does not have a specific apathy toward a political side. Apoliticism gives not the oppressed fairness, but only enables the oppressor.@
— Memo (@thematalinghaga) August 26, 2022
seeing the absolute downfall of iscp is something
— dmitri 🌱 (@epistletodippy) August 26, 2022
Not the ISCP Founder saying he's apolitical and making the page more of college shit now instead of social issues 💀
— 𝒍𝒖𝒏𝒂⚕️ (@yk__selene) August 26, 2022
ISCP meme is officially dead. "founder" is now milking the merch made by the community about IP he hasn't even registered for trademark
— oovoo javer (@deybideybs) August 26, 2022
Hindi talaga satire yang ISCP na yan, Isekai table top rpg yan. pic.twitter.com/zySyty9NQL
— #BongBongKulong (@missingcodec) August 26, 2022
After the post had gone viral, the founder took it upon themself to “solve” the problem by posting a statement of apology through the “Office of the President of International State College of the Philippines”.
STATEMENT OF APOLOGY RE: “APOLITICAL” STANCE
Office of the President of International State College of the Philippines pic.twitter.com/RL9eGXGJAX— International State College of the Philippines (@ISCPhilippines) August 26, 2022
Apart from the “apolitical stance” issue, there had also been mentions that the founder of the satirical institution is crying foul over not being able to earn profits from the brand when there had been numerous people creating merchandise with the satire school’s name on it. In the end, the ISCP page has been monetized.
basically, the founder of iscp is saying hindi kayo pwede kumita sa merch kung hindi rin siya kikita, kasi, “as the sole founder” daw 🤢
pero tbh, satirical memes na calling for good governance naman yung bumuhay sa name ng iscp pqowbdbfoxn tas yung founder apolitical meh
— joey (@joellynnn) August 26, 2022
Natawa ako dun sa founder ng ISCP. Ginawa ba namang business yung page eh most of the content dun ay contributed by the community. Kala mo talaga sya may utak ng lahat 😂 may pa online limos pa si gago
— SHN脛 #KusanaliHaverSoon (@z_youngsimbaa) August 27, 2022
oo sir ISCP may be your brainchild but you were not the sole proprietor of the fucking group. you are not entirely the reason why its name has skyrocketed throughout social media. so don't represent the views and opinions of the group as if they share the same views as you.
— 👷🏽♀️ʸᵒᵇˢ finding her will to live (@leeyobhel_) August 26, 2022
Well, well, well. Now isn’t this a disappointment we were all somewhat anticipating? Who would’ve thought that the whirlwind phenomenon that is the ISCP would be found dead in a ditch on the same month it spread like wildfire?
It was fun while it lasted, ISCP.
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