Joke Of The Day: Indonesia Is A Lawful State
Bla, bla bla … another FPI brutality that the government will just wash their hands off.
Quoting what our dear Mr. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono had said, “”I am deeply concerned with what happened yesterday afternoon. I strongly condemn the attackers that caused injuries to our people. Our nation is bound by the law and Constitution and is not a country that supports violent acts. In regard to this incident, the law must be upheld. Indonesia is a lawful state, not an anarchic state. We should not be defeated by violent actions.”
Um. Are you fucking kidding me? Did he just mention the law? What’s this about Indonesia being a lawful state? Since bloody when? Did he just think that the majority of us would just forget about the May ’98 tragedy and the fact that ten years have passed and yet nothing is being done to solve the riot, murder and rape cases?
How long must we wait for the government to investigate whether or not FPI should be banned? Ten years? Twenty years? Aren’t there enough evidence by now that their violent behaviors are unacceptable and that they are disrupting the peace of the country?
If what Rob says about the government being indecisive in banning FPI because they don’t want to be perceived as anti-Islam, then by all means do a poll to all the Islam believers in this country and ask their opinion about it. For all I know, FPI is a huge disgrace not only to the religion and to Indonesian Muslims, but also to Indonesia as a country in general.
No one wants to live in a country where there are religious extremists inciting murders and urging their members to do the same. I will not be surprised if other countries will start labeling Indonesia as a terrorist country where religious extremists are free to roam the streets and bash the shite out of other believers just because they want to show their authority.
Don’t even get me started on the way FPI treats other religious believers – that topic alone is enough for another brand new blog posting.
We can’t even rely to the police anymore because we all know how cowardly they are when it comes to trying to set the law straight. In Indonesia, the law is controlled by money. No money, no law. Simple as that.
I’ll say, when another FPI attack happens again (and it probably will), just unleash twenty Doberman Pinschers and let them scatter all over the place to bite those extremists sorry ass to the ground.
If they ain’t scared of the police, then they must be scared of huge-ass, meat-hungered dogs who haven’t been fed for three days, with slime dripping all over those beautiful fangs.
That’s my best idea so far - I know, I’m so brutal I amaze myself.
June 3rd, 2008 at 5:02 pm
i really love your idea about unleashing dobermans!!!
June 3rd, 2008 at 5:04 pm
I know!
I’m so loving myself LOL
June 3rd, 2008 at 5:20 pm
you love yourself everyday they.. yes, ‘that’ way.. lol
yeah, unleash dobermans.. ooh oooh.. and PIGS too!!! you know how they are afraid of even touching pigs! :p
June 3rd, 2008 at 5:23 pm
See, there’s no need for policemen. Animals are proved to be more reliable!
June 3rd, 2008 at 5:34 pm
Kasihan dobermans-nya, don’t unleash them.
I agree with your previous idea to export them to countries they idolized (just see how they dress and bear their facial hair).
June 3rd, 2008 at 10:59 pm
Yes. Those Dobermans are cute aren’t they
Wow. Do FPI extremists really idolize such countries? What makes them think those countries are better than Indonesia - in terms of the way people live etc.?
Take Saudi Arabia for example - hundreds of our female workers came home pregnant as a result of being raped by their employees. And don’t even start me on the way they treat women…
June 3rd, 2008 at 11:15 pm
Oh yep, beautiful, beautiful fangs. Lol.
June 4th, 2008 at 4:01 am
Those FPI thugs will run away, not because of the fear of getting bitten…, but for the fear of being najis-ized by “lendir anjing”. Harom.
June 4th, 2008 at 5:57 am
>then by all means do a poll to all the Islam believers in this country and ask their opinion about it.
Therry, check out this book: http://www.gallup.com/press/17473/Gallup-Press.aspx
It covers a lot about what Indonesian Muslims say about radicals and radicalism.
PS. I’m sexy, but I’m pretty smart, donchathinkso?
:D More power to you, girl!!
June 4th, 2008 at 9:27 am
@ Rima, Marauding pigs, I’m still laughing at this. I can see the front headlines. Anti-terrorist porkers terrorize terrorists!!!
Therry, I hope I never make you mad, seems like you could be a very dangerous and vengeful gal!!!!
June 4th, 2008 at 10:23 am
Of course no one is going to get prosecuted, what else should we expect. And this is exactly what this extremists wanted. Our government is displaying weakness by not taking action to get this dangerous fanatic (and others like him) out of harm’s way. By doing so they remain at liberty and continued to play with the law. But I read they have a strong support from an ex-chief of police headquarter in Jakarta.
June 6th, 2008 at 4:30 pm
Wondering why some of those male wearing woman night gown (kayak daster gitu …) LOL. If they really want to wear it, we have a lot of nice and intimate dress for them. Free of charge as long they can walk in our fashion runway. LOL again.
June 10th, 2008 at 7:27 pm
Ultimately, the government will wash their hands of this after making a few positive sound bites available such as arresting a few fellas here and there.
If you are going to use dogs, then you should probably use lots of them…Therry you are not really that mean to amaze yourself!
If you were really mean then you would want to see these FPI thugs arrested and then have them put into a big cage one at a time with 20 dobermans, kind of like the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) the way it used to be; no rules! Well, one rule, the winner is the last one standing! (in this case probably the dobermans)…
June 12th, 2008 at 3:23 pm
even before the doberman pinchers are unleashed, the FPI members should run instantly when they see the dogs.. “secara” bakal harammmm getting contact with them.getting bitten would be double haraam for them.
btw.. why do Indonesian politicians always tend to make lips service? i think it would be quite difficult making a real change in Indonesia if nobody on the top government is available to sacrifice their private interests.
August 11th, 2008 at 7:25 pm
November 21st, 2008 at 6:37 am
But I read they have a strong support from an ex-chief of police headquarter in Jakarta.