MANILA -- Comedienne Ethyl Gabison, popularly known as Ethel Booba, once again showed off her wit with her "charot" answers on Twitter.

Gabison shared her take on the questions asked during the Miss Universe 2018 question and answer portion.

Here's what she thinks about press freedom:

Some journalists are under threat because of telling the truth. Let us protect them and their work. However, when one's freedom abuses or hurt others by spreading fake news like what other did, it's not freedom of speech or expression, it's an attack on others freedom. Charot! https://t.co/Dnmtdk1Vnn

— Ethel Booba (@IamEthylGabison) December 17, 2018

And here's her take on the #MeToo movement:

If we want equality don't ask for special treatment. There are some who is hiding in being feminist which is became man hater. There are some who use that as weapon to prioritize us or giving special treatment. #MeToo would like to protect us women and I respect that. Charot! https://t.co/apVqHEhH2i

— Ethel Booba (@IamEthylGabison) December 17, 2018

Gabison also shared her views on refugees and borders:

Every country has rights to choose who to accept and not to accept. Without borders there'd be no nation. We're in no way obligated to help refugees but if we're blessed by God of vast richness and success maybe it's time to repay it by helping those who are in need. Charot! https://t.co/4wYlQRznPP

— Ethel Booba (@IamEthylGabison) December 17, 2018

And why she thinks beauty pageants are not archaic and anti-feminist:

Beauty pageants isnt archaic especially in this age of radical feminism where women are told that being feminine isnt a good thing and just being superficial/petty. You can be strong and independent while embracing the traditional beauty standard for women. Charot! https://t.co/8BS1aQUKbQ

— Ethel Booba (@IamEthylGabison) December 17, 2018

Of course, Gabison has to answer the question about medical marijuana, the same one given to Catriona Gray.

There are several studies that highlight the benefits of marijuana. If regulated properly, we could legalize it & use it to cure illnesses. It's like a knife, that may either cut the meat or the throat of a man; it may be his food or his poison, his exercise or his peril. Charot! https://t.co/LJ6vmRdo2i

— Ethel Booba (@IamEthylGabison) December 17, 2018

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