Robin Padilla says he will still support Manny Pacquiao

“Pilipinas Got Talent” season 5 judge Robin Padilla also had something to say about senatorial aspirant Manny Pacquiao’s comment regarding same-sex marriage.

Robin posted the boxing champ’s photo on his Instagram and wrote, “My senator, Public service is not selective. Protect those who are few, poor and weak. Religion has nothing to do with it or around it...My support to you will not change I still believe in your heart.... Listen to it and trust it always..... It will never mislead a HERO.”

My senator,Public service is not selective.Protect those who are few, poor and weak.Religion has nothing to do with it or around it ..My support to you will not change i still believe in your heart.... Listen to it and trust it always..... It will never mislead a HERO.

A photo posted by robin padilla (@robinhoodpadilla) on Feb 15, 2016 at 10:31pm PST

In his another Instagram post, Robin shared Manila Bulletin’s headline that says comedian Vice Ganda accepts Manny’s apology and then compared Vice to Alexander the Great in the caption.

Vice Ganda aka Alexander1 (356–323 bc), king of Macedon 336–323, son of Philip II; known as Alexander the Great. He conquered Persia, Egypt, Syria, Mesopotamia, Bactria, and the Punjab; in Egypt he founded the city of Alexandria. Was Alexander the Great gay? It’s a tricky question since people in ancient Greek society didn’t have rigid labels based on sexual preference. Although it was considered normal for men to have sexual relationship with each other, men from a privileged backgrounds were expected to marry and produce an heir. Who they brought to their beds for fun wasn't an issue. Even Alexander’s father, Philip, had a male lover named Pausanius.....

A photo posted by robin padilla (@robinhoodpadilla) on Feb 17, 2016 at 5:51pm PST