cara ngeles yg sungguh goblok. haiti kafir atau bukan? ga bisa jawab kan? sono minta si grepe bantuin elu.
--- In [email protected], "sunny" <ambon@...> wrote: > > Yang dibicrakan Jepang, bukan haiti. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: johny_indon > To: [email protected] > Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 2:42 AM > Subject: [proletar] Re: Mengapa di Jepang Tidak Ada Penjarahan Meski > Menderita? > > > > > > 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] > > > > > > > > [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! 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