2008-10-31 - 7:39 p.m.
"We may have lost the battle, but we must win the war."
Will the judicial review to The Highest Supreme Court (Mahkamah Agung) of this country prevent such a stupid bill (UU APP) from ruling this already too fucked up country? Obviously, The House of The (So-Called) Representatives have made an overly biased, unfair decision when they decided to pass it. Many contents of the bill can easily be multi-interpreted by those with ill-intentions for extortion. I mean, who knows? Judging the situation these days, it's possible. I'm not joking here.
But hey, the supporters of The Stupid Bill think that we're just being paranoid. They say we have absolutely nothing to fear here. (Oh, really?*sneers*) Yeah, right.*rolls eyes* How the hell can they ever really prove that?
1.They're supported by hardliners acting like a bunch of Nazi's gestapos - all with their bats, bricks, swords, etc - all claiming that their violent act is always, ALWAYS justifiable and in the name of God and morality.
2."If our husbands are (exposed to) pornography then our families will be destroyed."
I've gotten that response from Jakarta Post (http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2008/10/30/house-passes-controversial-antiporn-bill.html?page=2) . Want to know what I think? BIG, FAT BULLSHIT! What can you really expect from most men? You're talking about their natural instinct here. When there's a will, there's a way. (Don't they know a shit about 'pornography's underground trading'?*rolls eyes*) And it's like, they defend all lecherous creeps and rapists out there. If the husband's cheating on the wife, just blame it on that too sexy slut who seduces him. If he rapes someone, blame the pornographic video. It's like...man, where's his responsibility for his own actions? What a total shame and disgrace!:(
3."Now our children are safe," said Lasmiantini, chairwoman of Salima's Bekasi chapter.
Ha-ha. They said nothing when that 40-year-old sick dude of a cleric married a 12-year-old and then just simply divorced her after public humiliation. Did he go to jail? No. Despite my country's marriage law that obviously states that a girl must be at least 18 to get married, he could get away with what he did. He'd successfully screwed up that poor little girl's future. (And her parents are also cruel enough to have sold her off like that for money!:x)
"Tuhan Tahu, Tapi Menunggu" (God Knows, Yet He Awaits - until the moment is right) - Andrea Hirata, in his second novel "Sang Pemimpi" (The Dreamer)
But please, God - don't take that long...:'-(
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