Dasar idiot kampung. Gua pernah belanja barang di toko orang Arab di Sydney juga dipanggil "brother" tanpa dia tahu nama gua.
Lu aja yang kaing-kaing kagak karuan karena kagak pernah ada yang panggil lu "brother", mungkin karena lu dipanggil "sister" ya? He he he ... --- In [email protected], itemabu2 <itemabu2@...> wrote: > > Hehehe... lu kan jadi "brother" orang Islam berhubung nama lu. Apa lu > mau nyangkal nama lu itu berbau Islam? > > Dan lu bangga dipanggil "brother" oleh orang Islam berhubung nama lu, > apa lu mau nyangkal? > > Lu ga peduli kalo non Islam ditindas krn non Islam, sementara lu > bangga dijilatin pantat lu oleh orang Islam krn dianggap muslim. > Artinya lu ngedukung diskriminasi thd non muslim. > > Coba lu ngaku lu bukan Islam, maka, hehehe.... ga bakalan lu disebut > brother lagi. Tp lu ga ngaku kan, berarti lu nipu mereka. > > > On 2/22/13, Teddy S. <teddyr@...> wrote: > > Lu memang bener-bener idiot. > > > > Kalau lu masuk toko sound system di London, lu juga bakalan dipanggil > > "brother" sama orang India yang jualan. > > > > Apa anehnya dipanggil "brother"? > > > > Bener-bener lu ini idiot. > > > > > > > > --- In [email protected], itemabu2 <itemabu2@> wrote: > >> > >> Hehehe... jadi lu nikmatin perlakuan diskriminasi mentang2 lu Islam > >> atau dianggap Islam. Bangga lagi. > >> > >> Lalu, apa lu ngaku bhw lu bukan Islam? Kalo lu emang bukan islam tp lu > >> ga ngaku waktu disapa "brother" oleh orang Islam, artinya lu ini nipu > >> orang Islam itu. > >> > >> Kelihatan mental lu ini, oportunis tulen, egois, cuma mikirin > >> kepentingan sendiri. > >> > >> Udah biasa orang Islam itu ngediskriminasi orang lain berdasarkan > >> agama dan ras, teman gua yg Jawa jg disapa sbg "brother" dsb, begitu > >> bilang dia bukan Islam, hehehe.... "brother"nya langsung ngilang. > >> Teman gua itu ga nipu, ga kayak lu. > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> On 2/22/13, Teddy S. <teddyr@> wrote: > >> > Gua pernah menikmati rasa persaudaraan ini sewaktu menginap di Hyatt > >> > hotel > >> > Washington D.C. Resepsionis hotel yang orang negro sampai membungkuk > >> > sembari > >> > ngomong: "Welcome, brother". Ini dia lakukan setelah gua melafalkan > >> > nama > >> > belakang gua. > >> > > >> > Sewaktu gua menginap di Lausanne (Swiss) gua juga dapat perlakuan > >> > khusus > >> > karena nama belakang gua. > >> > > >> > Lu memang idiot sialan yang kagak pernah mendapatkan rasa persaudaraan > >> > dari > >> > orang-orang lain. Gua sangat sering mendapatkannya, termasuk dari > >> > teman-teman seangkatan gua. > >> > > >> > > >> > --- In [email protected], itemabu2 <itemabu2@> wrote: > >> >> > >> >> Indahnya persaudaraan di kalangan orang Islam shg orang Mesir ngirim > >> >> taiknya ke orang Palestina, hehehe... (Si Teddy pasti mikir gua lagi > >> >> muji2 persaudaraan orang Islam ini) > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> http://www.theatlanticwire.com/global/2013/02/egypts-fighting-palestinian-smugglers-sewage/62365/ > >> >> > >> >> Egypt's Fighting Palestinian Smugglers with Sewage > >> >> > >> >> Adam Clark Estes 1,119 Views Feb 20, 2013 > >> >> > >> >> So this is pretty gross. Egypt's long struggled with ways to block a > >> >> series of tunnels that bring some 30 percent of all goods, including > >> >> guns, into Gaza so they got creative. They're using raw sewage. > >> >> Earlier this week, Reuters reported that Egyptian authorities had gone > >> >> to new extremes to cut off the flow of illegal goods and "flooded" the > >> >> tunnels that run under the border. It's since been revealed that this > >> >> was not a flood of water, but rather human excrement hundreds, > >> >> thousands, even millions of gallons of raw sewage pumped into the same > >> >> tunnels that, to quote Reuters' report, "has been a lifeline for some > >> >> 1.7 million Palestinians in Gaza." It's also been an increasingly > >> >> popular way to smuggle arms across the border, a practice Egyptians > >> >> say is on the rise since the Arab Spring. > >> >> > >> >> It's hard to tell exactly what's going through those tunnels since > >> >> there are about potentially hundreds of them. They are, however, an > >> >> important part of the local economy. "Some 15,000 people worked in and > >> >> around the tunnels at their peak," National Geographic reported in > >> >> December, "and they provided ancillary work for tens of thousands > >> >> more, from engineers and truck drivers to shopkeepers." The politics > >> >> of the situation are more complicated than that, and they have been at > >> >> least since the Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty of 1979 split the city of > >> >> Rafah in two, one half on the Egyptian side and one half on the Gaza > >> >> side. Hamas seized control over the area six years ago and is now > >> >> speaking out about Egypt's blocking the tunnels as a way of > >> >> undermining the Palestinian cause. The AP describes the face-off as "a > >> >> rare act of tension between the Hamas government and their ideological > >> >> parent, the Muslim Brotherhood, which now dominates Egypt's > >> >> government." > >> >> > >> >> Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood's true motives are unclear. They say > >> >> that they're trying to cut off the flow of guns and violence into > >> >> their country. Egyptian authorities, for instance, believe that the > >> >> attackers who killed 16 Egyptian soldiers in Sinai last August came > >> >> through the tunnels. Egypt also insists that they've opened up the > >> >> border so that smuggling peaceful goods through the tunnels is no > >> >> longer necessary. Either way, flushing out perceived foreign invaders > >> >> with raw sewage sends a nasty message. Quite bravely, the hundreds of > >> >> Palestinian workers who maintain the tunnels aren't giving up. They're > >> >> simply scooping up the excrement with buckets and going on with their > >> >> lives. "Awful," one Palestinian told reporters from The New York > >> >> Times. "I don't know why they did this. > >> >> > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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