nah sekarang ketauan goblok lalu ngeles ya? kan elu bilang "Mungkin jawaban tepat terhadap pertanyaan artikel di bawah ini ialah karena orang Jepang adalah kafir".
sekarang gua tanya, haiti kafir bukan mbon? koq di sono waktu abis gempa banyak penjarahan juga? koq elu ngga mau jawab? koq jadi melenceng ngebahas ekspor onta? kalo haiti masih belum cukup, gua kasih lagi nih biar elu dan si grepe otaknya ngga kaya onta. yg ini kejadian penjarahan di amerika pasca badai katrina. sekarang lu coba mikir lagi, di new orleans banyak onta ngga? http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9063708/ns/us_news-katrina_the_long_road_back/ NEW ORLEANS Mayor Ray Nagin ordered 1,500 police officers to leave their search-and-rescue mission Wednesday night and return to the streets of the beleaguered city to stop looting that has turned increasingly hostile. "They are starting to get closer to heavily populated areas hotels, hospitals and we're going to stop it right now," Nagin said in a statement to The Associated Press. Looters used garbage cans and inflatable mattresses to float away with food, blue jeans, tennis shoes, TV sets even guns. Outside one pharmacy, thieves commandeered a forklift and used it to push up the storm shutters and break through the glass. The driver of a nursing-home bus surrendered the vehicle to thugs after being threatened. Police were asking residents to give up any firearms before they evacuated neighborhoods because officers desperately needed the firepower: Some officers who had been stranded on the roof of a hotel said they were shot at. Police said their first priority remained saving lives, and mostly just stood by and watched the looting. But Nagin later said the looting had gotten so bad that stopping the thieves became the top priority for the police department. With thousands feared drowned in what could be America's deadliest natural disaster in a century, New Orleans' leaders all but surrendered the streets to floodwaters and began turning out the lights on the ruined city perhaps for months. Nagin called for an all-out evacuation of the city's remaining residents. Asked how many people died, he said: "Minimum, hundreds. Most likely, thousands." http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9160453/ns/us_news-katrina_the_long_road_back/ As New Orleans has descended into chaos, desperate residents have stolen ramen noodles, loaves of bread, cases of soda basic survival needs in a painfully empty city. Others have taken jewelry, TVs and even guns. The devastation left behind by Hurricane Katrina has raised difficult questions of ethics: When, if ever, is looting OK? When is it acceptable to break the law and what happens when law itself breaks down? In New Orleans on Thursday, Monica Laguard sobbed almost uncontrollably as she placed items she had taken from a store's shelves into plastic garbage bags to take them to her shelter in a nearby school. She was taking children's clothing and snack foods. She could not find water. "I've got to get back to my children," she said. "I've got to get back to my children." --- In [email protected], "sunny" <ambon@...> wrote: > > Diman ada penjarahan di Jepang? > Kalau dulu FPI yang dikirim ke Aceh, bantuan disalah gunakan oleh mereka > ditangkap oleh marinir. > > Ada-ada saja cerita onta. Mesti kamu syukur alhamdullah bahwa di Australia > ada unta yang bisa di export ke negeri-negeri Arab, kalau tida demikian > maka riwayat kendaraan para nabi hanya ada ceritanya dalam buku. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: johny_indon > To: [email protected] > Sent: Monday, March 21, 2011 10:05 AM > Subject: [proletar] Re: Mengapa di Jepang Tidak Ada Penjarahan Meski > Menderita? > > > > > > waktu abis gempa di haiti juga rame penjarahan tuh. > sekarang gua bingung, haiti kafir apa bukan mbon? > dasar ambon blo'on, apa2 di hubung2kan sama kafir non kafir. > sama begonya sama si grepe yg ngga tau di ostrali ada onta. > > --- In [email protected], "sunny" <ambon@> wrote: > > > > Refleksi : Mungkin jawaban tepat terhadap pertanyaan artikel di bawah ini > ialah karena orang Jepang adalah kafir, jadi tahu aturan kehidupan > bermasyarakat dan oleh sebab itu sekalipun negerinya miskin sumber daya alam > bisa maju menjadi negeri industri modern dengan berkedudukan sebagai salah > negeri berpontensi eknomi raksasa dalam skala international. > > > > > > > http://www.indonesiamedia.com/2011/03/20/mengapa-di-jepang-tidak-ada-penjarahan-meski-menderita/ > > > > Mengapa di Jepang Tidak Ada Penjarahan Meski Menderita? > > Posted on March 20 2011 by Tjandra Ghozali / IM > > > > > > Warga Jepang saat ini tentu saja menderita, setelah gempa dan tsunami, > mereka kuatir dengan ledakan nuklir. Ribuan orang tewas. Jutaan lainnya kini > terlunta-lunta. Mereka bertahan hidup tanpa rumah, kekurangan air, kekurangan > pangan, dan obat-obatan. Meskipun begitu, ada satu hal yang menarik yaitu > tidak adanya pemandangan penjarahan supermarket. > > > > Padahal dalam berbagai bencana di sejumlah negara, penjarahan kerap > terjadi. Usai gempa dahsyat di Haiti dan Chile, usai banjir besar di Inggris > tahun 2007, indonesia, maupun usai badai Katrina di Amerika Serikat. Semua > penduduknya menjarah bahan pangan untuk bertahan hidup. Tapi ini tidak > terjadi di Jepang. Mengapa? > > > > Jurnalis Ed West dalam artikelnya di Telegraph yang tengah berada di > Jepang mengaku kaget melihat bagaimana budaya Jepang yang masih sangat > disiplin meski di tengah bencana dan kesusahan. Ed melihat bagaimana > supermarket justru menurunkan harga bahan makanannya, bukannya menaikkan > ataupun mengambil untung. Bahkan di sejumlah mesin penyedia makanan dan > minuman otomat juga dibuka secara gratis. "Rakyat bekerja sama untuk selamat > semuanya," ujar Ed. > > > > Bisa jadi ini merupakan budaya Jepang yang sudah tertanam begitu dalam di > alam bawah sadar mereka. Ada nilai-nilai yang tetap dijalani dalam kondisi > apapun. Tanggapan beberapa pembaca CNN mengapa warga Jepang tidak menjarah > toko untuk bertahan hidup yaitu "Dua kata : Kebanggaan nasional. Warga Jepang > sangat menyintai negara mereka, dan rela melakukan apapun untuk itu. Ini > berbeda dengan Amerika Serikat. Kami warga AS memang cinta AS tapi kami > melakukan apa saja untuk diri kami dulu." Itulah salah satunya. > > > > Warga Jepang tidak melihat bencana ini sebagai kesempatan untuk mencuri > apapun. Kita salut dan bangga pada mereka. Senantiasa bawa Jepang dalam doa > Anda. Dan mari kita mulai belajar kepada rakyat Jepang, mereka memberi > 'terang' di tengah situasi mereka yang serba susah itu. > > > > Print PDF > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [email protected] [email protected] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
