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Recently in New York City, there
were about 20 or so women who also got raped. I just saw the story on
TV and there was a French lady who was with her husband during their honeymoon,
and she got raped, right in front of her husband, her clothes were all
gone, and she was crying all over. That situation is probably a lot better
than the one in Indonesia. I have no idea why Indonesians are so sick
and so insane to do such a thing. I just guess that being rape is impossible
to be excused of.
Tim <tfchui@hotmail.com>
from dial0-354.dialin.uic.edu on Wednesday, June 21, 2000 at 11:49:01
i am a muslim. i am not supporting
what they did. not at all. some people get the wrong idea of people in
my religion. usually, when you hear "muslim" you think of "terrorist."
it's painful. i have to go through with that stuff because of animals
like these. they make a mockery of God. Muslims do not think that this
is right. believe me. Those men will go to hell. my prayers are with the
indonesian families. but please, do not blame muslims as a whole. That
is not what we are taught. that is not what we are supposed to do. Hurting
people is the worst thing you can do a muslim. Those men will get their
punishment. Those victims will get my prayers.
sana <jewel3738>
from 168.8.208.2 on Wednesday, May 17, 2000 at 02:33:01
I think its good that you went out
and told everyone of the atrocities that occurred. I live a sheltered
life and dont usually see what horrid things go on in the world. Anything
i say couldnt help the pain you are in but, i am sorry. those people should
pay dearly for their crimes, they need to rot in prison.
Lincoln <none@none.com>
from dsl-64-34-25-109.telocity.com on Thursday, April 27, 2000 at
12:03:32
why did they do that to you? thay
did not need to kill her. im sorry what hade happen I hope you people
will get better and I hope you will be carful and be in grat shap and
i hope you will be carful. sender .... ....
from sfr-tgn-sfg-vty89.as.wcom.net
on Thursday, February 10, 2000 at 08:50:02
i do not believe this a bit i think
you just made this up for your own reasons,you know why ?because if it
was real you would not bring the subject of god .may god show you the
right path so you would not make lies like this,just remeber you are going
to answer in front god some day.woo to the liars froma big day!!!from
roko <axdfv@yahoo.com>
from spider-tr063.proxy.aol.com on Sunday, January 23, 2000 at 09:36:40
Hi! Im' trouly sorry what happens
in your country and im hope that peace can find the way again (though
it might takes to many years to the children to grow old to have a good
childhood)
but we can all hope that it will happen soon.
This maybe a wrong place to aske for this, but do you have a recipe for
a good "rícetaffel"???
I hope this is not a bad place to aske for this
with all my best wishes for all to a better future
sincelery from all friends in denmark
(sorry for my bad english) i really mean it
claus henningsen
<the.red.baron@get2net.dk>
from p203-38.ppp.get2net.dk on Friday, January 21, 2000 at 06:47:49
Forget about this talk of God; if
you need to defend yourself, get a gun. If your government doesn't allow
it, get a government that does.
Take care, -Jim
Jim <jamesc@san.rr.com>
from 24-25-209-171.san.rr.com on Friday, January 07, 2000 at 13:14:03
I feel sorry yet angry for what happen.
I hope people around the world will
open their eyes wide and think about this monsters and the-so-call God
who they believe.
There'llbe a day when they'll realise about their existence and by then
it will be too late for them.
May those who died on this tragic incident Rest In Peace!
Tommy Lee
<ymmot_24@hotmail.com>
from 202.188.39.79 on Thursday, December 30, 1999 at 15:25:38
What offends me most is that these
people dare praise God before defiling one of Its creations. What comes
around goes around and I trust that God will hold them accountable for
their abuse of free will.
San <violetsinwinter@hotmail.com>
from sfo-proxy.bechtel.com on Tuesday, November 23, 1999 at 01:08:10
I hope that this is may not be too
late, since I got your sad story, I was also sad and sorry to hear this,
as an Indonesian I never expecting before such tragedy may happen towards
our peoples in so called democratic and full religious peoples. I pray
that sister Veny will be in Lord side, and she had open the people's mind
of being aware of every riot that might happen in our country. I do pray
for all of your family, and may God bless you in the entire life. Wesly
Wesly <lng_ind@hotmail.com>
from ins75.nasu-net.or.jp on Saturday, September 25, 1999 at 11:35:09
Hii My friend
could you guys give me article is related with riots and if you can give
me picture about it.
pls send it to my E-mail.
I'll apriciate for that
realino <realino_tan@hotmail.com>
from dialup-209.246.211.173.philadelphia1.level3.net on Monday, August
02, 1999 at 23:00:47
I don't understand why God make people
like that...
anonim <immanuel@n2mail.com>
from mdn-usr01-08.idola.net.id on Monday, May 17, 1999 at 20:32:08
It's amazing the number of atrocities
that have been committed in the name of God. There has been so much bloodshed,
abuse, violence, and hate that I find myself questioning any belief in
God at all. But it is not for Godly reasons that these things are done.
God is used as an excuse for the anger, frustration, ambition, fear, and
ignorance of such people.
When people read this story, the
common reaction is to curse these people as monsters who deserve massive
retribution. Yet this type of thing happens over and over. We want to
remove these people from our lives by calling them outrageous psychopaths,
sick, and evil. Mob mentality has always shown itself to be brutal, illogical,
and leading to senseless violence. Yet it happens again and again. Why
are these atoricities such a reoccuring behavior in the history of mankind?
Because the people who commit them are not inhuman monsters. They are
just like the rest of us. They represent the insensitive and cruel potential
that exsists in everyone. Put yourselves in their positions. Frustrated,
enraged, and conditioned to believe a certain thing, they act based on
an instoppable mob movement without clearly thinking about what they are
doing.
Take the Nazi soldier who massacred
thousands because he was following orders. Take the white American who
treated thousands as subhuman slaves because that was the norm. What would
you do in these situations? Would you be strong enough to break from the
mass movement? I would like to think to that my individual code and belief
system would stop me from committing these atrocious acts, but I cannot
say for sure what I would have done in these situations.
So the next time you find yourself
swept up in some fast paced mass movement, stop and think about what you
are doing. Because you could be one of those heinous monsters. My heart
goes out to those people who are the victims of these mobs, especially
since this case involved the most despicable of all violent groups, those
that used God as an excuse for their actions. I hope that one day people
will learn to stop this behavior and such things will no longer happen.
Hopefully this is not an essential feature of human nature.
I also would like to add that I find it interesting that President Clinton
finds that stopping the genocide in Kosovo is so important to preserving
the world peace and a vital issue of the collective American conscious
that we cannot sit idly by while hardly anything is ever mentioned about
the violence and atrocities commited in other places sucn as Indoensia
and Rowanda.
- <belltower37@hotmail.com>
from h62.s228.tulane.edu on Thursday, April 01, 1999 at 16:04:00
The same thing happened in many countries,
which suffer of bad, corrupt
Brutal government, peoples in Indonesia had been under so much stress
and big pressure and when they feel that pressure is relays when government
is change
They turn like criminals and crazy they try to find some on responsible
Of their suffering they look for any one had any relation with that bad
government to put off their fire on him. Many innocents may be suffering.
I am so sorry for what happen I pray to GOD to help all this peoples and
give them love patient and happiness to forget all that. I am sure the
responsible of all that was the government, anger and little of education
and sure is not the religion
from 208.222.9.251 on Thursday,
March 11, 1999 at 03:45:56
I am the Irish husband of an Indonesian
muslim.
We escaped from Jakarta just one week before the
madness erupted. While what happened to many people
during the riots was appalling, including the story
above, it does not paint the right picture of the
majority of the Indonesian people. Indonesians are
a people who have been used and abused by their
own dictators for so long they are 'normal' by
the standards of the outside world.
Worse is yet to come, sadly....
Derek Redican
<catalyst@indigo.ie>
from ts04-024.dublin.indigo.ie on Tuesday, March 09, 1999 at 07:32:55
if you've got proofs well then thats
a story people can sunk their teeth into.Otherwise it is just a plain
old Mambo Jambo ,trying to make a society/community look bad.Even I could
come out with a story like this , or even worse.
But I wont , cause then I wont be any different from the writer.
joe <diablo_23@usa.net>
from bat-91-131.tm.net.my on Wednesday, January 06, 1999 at 15:30:11
God Knows what they did..........................
joan <joanong@hotmail.com>
from kbu-14-154.tm.net.my on Tuesday, January 05, 1999 at 22:57:30
Thank to God'protection that u still
alive today.
Easy to say than done but it's better to face the future and not to think
about the past.Everything is in God's hands so depend on Him for everything.
I believe that it was God's plans for all His people.I'm also a chinese-indonesian
so i can understand your feeling.Anyway,try to face the future bravely!!We'll
show them that we,as chinese,
work hard to succeed.!!! so Don't give up!!!
God bless u!!!!when u feel nobody care,He cares 4 u!!!
Ba8y 4nG3L
<shiny-eagle@yahoo.com>
from palo15.pacific.net.sg on Friday, December 18, 1998 at 00:20:14
I could not imagine the rapists proclaimed
their God
is great and then start to rape innocent girls. They
have already committed sin in the name of their God and used
his name to coved up their wrong doing.It seems that it was
"approved" from above.I belive that God is the God of love
because we are all his children, he created mankind
and all of us are brothers and sisters. He does not wants
us to fight each other.
I belived that they will not go unpunished for their sin and will
hunt them forever.
Vivian! life still go on, May God's strengths,wisdom,peace,
and knowledge be with you to start a new life again.
Whatever had happened have passed and now is the time
to look at the future.
May God grant you strengths through this difficult time.
from jrc-5-229.tm.net.my on
Tuesday, December 01, 1998 at 21:19:35
My girl friend's parent are still
be there, Surabaya, Indonesia,
Also come along with lots of her relatives, there.
Hopefully, everyone won't get hurt, or any bit of pain,
and, if there is reality existing of GOD, as they belief,
BLESS THEM, please!
From Thai student of UNSW, Australia.
Kenny <wattananon@hotmail.com>
from cache1.uwn.unsw.edu.au on Wednesday, November 25, 1998 at 00:31:38
If this is true, then it is truly
a tragidy. If I were in that situation,
I probably would have been killed by the mob trying to protect my loved
ones.
It is amazing how people do such unholy things in the name of God - who
are
they kidding - themselves?
J.C. <Webster92@hotmail.com>
from dial-123-61.ucs.indiana.edu on Friday, November 13, 1998 at 23:37:37
Hi after reading your story I felt
sad for you
people I wish I could do something for you all.
See I been in and out Indonesia lot of time I know
how those bustart behave. I am not a hero but given
a chance to do some of this scum it will be my pride.
But there is something I like to piont out chinese in
indo has always been a target to the indo scum why not
leave the country? And you people not all but not being
rich and very stuck-up, but still they can't do all
this allahu aklba bullshit.Advised raise lot of money
get macenarie kill em all let god sought em out.
Xavier <mxt@pacific.net.com.sg>
from palo4.pacific.net.sg on Monday, November 09, 1998 at 17:28:04
Hope they get what they suppose to
get in the future.Let the God decide what to do with them.They are animal.Pretend
to have a relihion.What the hell!!!
hanny <h_agustin@hotmail.com>
from pool001-max13.ds17-ca-us.dialup.earthlink.net on Friday, November
06, 1998 at 11:49:22
While reading this story I found
tears were running down my face. After reading this article I asked my
self how could anyone be so heartless and so cold as to comitt a crime
like this. I know that here in America we think we have a lot of problems
with stuuf like this, but when I read this it makes me realize that we
don't have nearly as many problems as people in other countries do. My
heart and deepest regrets go out to the family involved in this cruel
torcher. By reading this it has made me look at things in a new light
and realize that our problems aren't near as ad as they could be!
Amy Johnson
<sunny69_187@yahoo.com>
from ts3-02.boi.cyberhighway.net on Friday, October 23, 1998 at 11:43:21
I was born in Indonesia in 1925.
I cry when I hear about the poverty and the starving people there in that
magnificent country. Is this the freedom and that great future they wished
for so much? Life must be unbearable for them that they behave themselves
worse than animals.The Dutch Government long ago was not so bad compared
to this mismanagement.Today there is poverty and hunger. Why? How can
we help that poor starving population? How can we reach these uncouth
elements there? By giving them food and shelter. For with hunger and misery
comes evil. I hope many people will read your story , for it is shocking
and the world must help this misguided nation.Not with politics but with
human help. But first : The Indonesian Government should not be so stupidly
stubborn as to think that they are clever enough to do everything without
help. Sincerely yours Justine Swaving.
Justine Swaving
<swamuis@zeelandnet.nl>
from p56.zeelandnet.nl on Wednesday, October 14, 1998 at 04:07:08
Reading this has made me see the
situation in jakarta in a new light. I am so so sorry for the family who
were involved. I myself was evacuated from jakarta (I'm australian). It
just shows what horrific crimes can be committed in a mob frenzy - so
unlike what indonesians are generally like. It is beyond words to describe
this...I only hope that somehow the damamge can be repaired.
from 203.127.127.49 on Friday,
October 09, 1998 at 11:13:36
After reading this message I find
tears in my eyes... Odd for me since I barely feel emotions anymore at
all... However, I find time and time again that stories such as these
occur all over the world -- the Bosnian episodes spring to mind all over
again from years ago... Brutal things are done in "God's" name and have
been for years -- look at the Crusades from Europe hundreds of years ago.
Religious persicution sometimes gets "used" when it is merely a matter
of hate, prejudice or racism. Shame bad things like this, and other atrocities,
have to happen. :( I am also plagued by visions of such events and even
horrible things done to animals by sick and twisted perverts! They say
that "time heals all wounds" but I am not a believer of that. The poor
family in this "story", like other victims" must face this each and every
waking and sleeping moment.
I hope one day, in my lifetime, we can all get along much better... Doubtful,
sad to say, but true.
Do your best to get along, treat everyone w/ respect and kindness and
maybe, just maybe, it'll all work out for us.
Good luck and take care all!
-_- D.
Daremo <daremo@jointhe.net>
from atl2-wc1.atlas.digex.net on Thursday, October 01, 1998 at 08:44:23
i so sorry to her famillly.
pkanan <pkanan@cscoms.com>
from proxy.dpu.ac.th on Saturday, September 19, 1998 at 11:46:04
It never ceases to amazes me what
we can do to each other.
There is nothing else I can say as I am choked.
Adrian
from agate.actfs.co.uk on Thursday, September 10, 1998 at 23:19:52
I AM SO SORRY TO HEARD THAT,BE STRONG.I
AM AT YOUR SIDE.
chalie
from proxy.asianet.co.th on Wednesday, September 09, 1998 at 00:14:50
When I read this story, received
from a relative, I could only cry and cry for days. These fanatics are
animals. Why is it that wherever a minority helps to buld up the economy
of that country, they are being discriminated??
I only wish I could say something to the families of the victims, but
what can I say??
Let´s hope and pray life will show them the way to bear it. The beasts
that did these barbarities are to blame, but so is the govenment that
did not protect the Chinese, but let them go on for some days!!
Norma Lie
<normalie@cyberspace.com.br>
from sjc188.cyberspace.com.br on Tuesday, September 08, 1998 at 03:11:49
I red it.Yes, it's a very sad story.
If it was happened
with my family. Maybe..... Oh! I don't know...,why it must happened to
you.
Very sad,I bring your information to show in our christian group in Thailand
BNoth of us fell sad very much.We will prey for you and for Indonisian.
I hope God will do
something for them. and GOD BLESSED YOU VERY VERY MUCH
TOm <suphakij@hotmail.com>
from 203.144.254.102 on Tuesday, August 25, 1998 at 17:37:30
Very touchy, sad and cruel !
Whatelse I can say, my boyfriend is Indonesian.... Just like the other
countries or in every community, there are some good and bad. So just
want to tell you that " God has eyes, the bad will be punished "
Be strong and may God bless you and your family.
enjay <krajib@hotmail.com>
from ns2.a-net.net.th on Friday, August 21, 1998 at 16:00:57
This is a powerfully disturbing story.
I am thankful for the inner strength that Vivian had shown in the face
of the trategy before her and her family. This story can be anyone of
us. Thanks to Cindy for taking the time to translate and share with a
ll of us concerned readers. I don't know where to start with my comments.
Story like this are played out daily in countries all across the world.
We see this in Rowanda, Kosova, Bosia, and so on. Where does it end? Where
does justice begin? How do y ou protect those who are unable to protect
themselves? Who should be held accountable? What should be the punishment
once caught? It is a tough questions when considering the circumstances
that make people do what they do.
The people who committed this act
of savagetry will not be judge by us. Justice is relative, dependent upon
the perpetrators being caught. These individuals lack any form of moral
fibers that we would term normal. What can we do to prevent this? What
are the long term solution? We as the people can condem it, but we also
must do more. Part of the solution is to be have a sense of awareness
of the problem. This requires you and I working together within our communities
to develop long term plans to identify critical indicators that triggers
this type of behaviors and pro-actively work to solve and minimize the
potential consequences.
It is clear that assistance from
the government must be done at the community level with tremendous pressure
from the international community suc h as the United Nations, Human Rights
Org. , Red Cross, Religious Org., and outright sanctions. As the country
of the world focus more on the global identity so must each country know
that its internal affairs can no longer be kept silent. It is without
r eservation that each and everyone of us have personal and communing
responsibility to act and stop this type of crime.
We must work to let the perpetrators
and potential criminal know that they cannot hide behind the fences of
social, political and econ omics instabilities. An act of agressions against
another human being will be dealt with swiftly. Violence against women
and childrens will not go unpunish. The criminals will be caught as along
as we pressure for actions.
Either way, their crime will not
go unanswered before GOD. Their soul will never rest. I wonder how the
criminal would feel to have their own family be beatened, raped, and killed
right before their eyes. It is a disturbing thoughts. Let us work together
to proactively address t his issue. The next lives lost could be our own
or that of our loved ones. One person can move a pile of dirt, but all
of us working together can move a mountains. All of us are given one opportunity
to be on this earth, let us make a difference and wo rk to stop the violence.
Take care of yourself and eachother.
Att <amnara@yahoo.com>
from 149.25.69.36 on Thursday, August 20, 1998 at 14:06:03
I just finished reading the article
and I am so touched by it. You have know idea how it made me feel. As
I was reading, I mentally tried to visualize the accounts. I honestly
don't know what I would do in a situation like that, but all I have to
say is that the survivors and their families are strong in body and mind
to endure this hardship. I haven't heard of this story before and I will
definitely talk to other people about it; may be something could be done
to prevent tjis from happening again i n the future. Thank you for printing
it and show me how the real world really is--cruel!!!
Anchalee
<apongsri@tmp.com>
from fw.tmp.com on Thursday, August 20, 1998 at 01:58:02
People misunderstood, abused, mis-use
the concept of 'GOD' all the time. Some people don't really even understand
the concept in the first place and uses it as an excuse for doing what
they do. Some assasins say "god, please don't make me miss" before the
pull the tri gger. Some blow themselves up in the name of god. Some people
still misunderstood buddha as a GOD, and that if become a monk they are
buddhist. The examples are innumerous.. This case it is the same'ol stuff,
they use "allah.. the god" as an excuse to justify their own selfish sexual
needs.
The rape victim is saying "god help me" the raper are also thinking about
god "god the greatest!" ..well, I don't think they are refering to the
same god are they? God is as relative as anything else there is: Depends
on who is looking at it.
I still think that man still has that untamed animal behaviour hiding
within, -waiting for a chance to leap out. We aren't ignorant about this
either. Because "we" sees ourselves as evil, thats why "we", as a society,
make laws to control our own selfish behavior. So all this isn't about
god / religion / indonesian / chinese .. just plain ol human doing what
they wanna do when there is no law.
BrokenPencil
from truppp554.inet.co.th on Sunday,
August 16, 1998 at 01:59:06
I hate to be racist. I never want
to be a racist. I have read 'To Kill a Mockingbird ' and learnt all the
bad things about being racist. However, it is truly hard to hold back
my anger as I read this story. I do not know if it is true, but one thing
tr ue about this is that the Muslim Indonesians started a riot against
Chinese. What has the Chinese done? According to statistics, it is the
Chinese who bring in most of the wealth Indonesia used to have, and isn't
this a contribution? I don't know if the C hinese were involved in any
corruption, but it cannot be the whole Chinese population in Indonesia
who could have caused the crisis in Indonesia, right? So why harm the
innocent Chinese, especially in the name of their Muslim God? Is that
supposed to elev ate their act from babaric and totally uncondonable to
something noble or something right that they believe is approved by Allah
and make him even mightier? What is this?
This is like the assassination of
Julius Caesar. People like Cassius want to murder Caesar out of jealousy,
but said that it was for the general good to elevate their act. Saying
that they were sacrificers but in truth, what the conspirators really
are are butchers. I truly cannot see anything those savage would gain
over this brutal act of discrimination of the Chinese, which should have
been extinct long, long time ago ever since moral education is taught.
All they can possibly get is perhaps the satisfaction of venting their
anger and frustrations and satisfying their sexual needs. In fact, all
that those savage contributed was an economic disaster to their country.
So may Chinese has left Indonesia,
and there goes the majority of Indonesia's wealth. Ok, maybe they wanted
the chase the Chinese away to prove that the country can prospe r without
Chinese; perhaps they want to be homogenous. Fine. We'll see what happens
next. Not that I doubt their capability, but judging from their perverted
and diseased reasoning ability to harm the Chinese in such a savage manner,
I doubt nothing much can come out of them. Of course, I am inferring to
the large number of people who were 'noble to Allah' enough to start a
racist riot.
The worst thing is that this matter
did not catch enough attention to get the UN to give the 'noble' Muslim
Indonesians a piece of its mind. I sure hope that there will be International
criticism and declaration of disgust over this matter to show the bli
nded and perverted idealists that they are not that right after all to
be able to receive such a huge pile of criticisms.
Oh well, as I mentioned, I hate to
be racist. I believe I may sound offensive to some Muslims. I honestly
try to tone down my anger while I type this, but it may till seem offensive
and racist. I guess it is a kind of self defense, not trying to defend
my self, but if my race, the Chinese, is being compromised in such a way
by the Muslims, I just get this urge in me to fight back and be nasty.
To the Chinese Indonesians: You are
now like Prisoners of War. I suppose it is peaceful in Indonesia now,
and some people might have asked you to forgive and forget, like what
POWs are asked to do. If I were you, I cannot forgive and forget. The
hatred is just too strong, especially when I have been wronged. But come
to think of it, hatred will only rot one's own sou l. For the general
good, I believe Indonesia is in a bad stage already, facing food crisis,
economy crisis and many other crisis and hopefully the people would learn
their mistakes soon. If we Chinese decide to leave Indonesia in a lurch
when it is facing problem, then we would seem selfish because Indonesia's
economy depends largely on us, no matter how the proud Muslim Indonesian
would hate to admit. So perhaps think of the good things and benefits
you have reaped form Indonesia, try to forgive, but not forget, and return
with the assurance of Habibie, to aid your homeland economy. Heaven has
eyes, they will protect the good and the bad will eventually be punished.
Of course it is easy for me to say, because I am not the one suffering,
but I just hope y ou will try to forgive. For me, I am still very angry
and disgusted by what has happened. I know this sounds realy contradictory.
You see, I am trying to speak in an indifferent point of view and from
my own viewpoint.........
Nong' Yelly
<kewpie@earthling.net>
from palo11.pacific.net.sg on Tuesday, August 11, 1998 at 18:05:57
Another time this sort of unforgiven
evidence took place
How many times it is going to happen again?
For me, be strong, fight them back
Don't let them just do what they want and
easily disappear from justice.
chuan <bsang@ufl.edu>
from ppp-13-ts24.nerdc.ufl.edu on Saturday, August 08, 1998 at 13:07:35
It seems that this message is all
around the Web. I have talked to many of my friends and they all heard
of this story too. I don't want to attack anyone. But, is the story really
need to mention the word "GOD"? It seems like the word "GOD" tends to
in voke the anger in the readers mind. People must be awared when the
religious is involved in the message; we must use the way of Critical
Thinking to interpret the message. It's true that Chinese scape goat is
all over the Indonesia and can't be stop. Howe ver, can we really know
for sure that religious is involved in the incident? I hope that everyone
will read with a fair mind. U can visit the website www.hrw.org for more
information.
kitt <KRuang@hotmail.com>
from 1cust41.tnt14.lax3.da.uu.net on Friday, August 07, 1998 at 14:13:37
It is saddening and shock to know
such brutal
and babaric act done in the name of "allah".
All religious will never preach such message to their followers. I felt
that international NGO shall unite and consistantly pressure the Indonesia
Government to punish those "uncivilised people. These people are crueler
than the animal.
eric kim
from brk-25-64.tm.net.my on Tuesday,
August 04, 1998 at 22:54:03
I don't mean to offend any religion,
but people today don't understand the true original nature of the religion.
The founder of each religion had some chronical reasons to set up regulations
and beliefs to cope with the current world situation. These r ules must
be updated through times to catch up with the ongoing world situations.
Some people follow the what they've been taught although they don't know
why and have no clue about the original intention of it. Some of them
abuse it and use god as an exc use to achieve their own desire or to explode
their suppression, their jealousy in other who live better.
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