indonesia

[Sithara007]

new haven for radical muslims and also being a new training camp for terrorists and their government has trouble stopping them

Indonesia used to be a quite moderate society. But during the 1990s, some of the politicians started taking help from the radical groups, which introduced this problem for the first time in that country. This resulted in several terrorist groups forming inside Indonesia and these groups were responsible for crimes such as the anti-Chinese riots and Bali bombings.

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[hilariousandco]

please pay a visit to indonesia.
Indonesia is a country with thousands of islands and many places of tourism can be visited.
and Indonesians are very friendly to uphold tolerance.

Yeah... I dunno about that. I often see you idiot Indonesians making incredibly intolerant and homophobic posts:

everything in this world is always in pairs. homosexual and lesbian it is a disease that can be cured if they think will until when such whether it is not thought to live a normal life

Though I suspect half of you here are still in high school and are brainwashed by your religious schooling no dount.

[leshidogv2]

I haven't been to Indonesia but from what my friends and relatives told me, Indonesia is reach in culture and traditions. Someday, I would also visit Indonesia with my boyfriend.

[diyuni93]

The largest country in Southeast Asia, both in area and population, is the Republic of Indonesia. Consisting of some 13,670 islands along the Equator between the Indian and Pacific oceans. And also most beautiful country and Buddhist is mail religious in there

[SirArthur]

Yeah... I dunno about that. I often see you idiot Indonesians making incredibly intolerant and homophobic posts:

Indonesia is pretty different from region to region. Bali is mainly Hindu and more tolerant, whereas Sumatra is hell on Earth sponsored by "the religion of peace", Java depends on the city, my older daughter already got some troubles at Kedhiri (again sponsored by the "religion of peace") but not on other East Java cities...
Lately I had a friend looking to invest at Lombok, asked my ex and she just replied: Muslims...

[Saput]

My country The Republic of Indonesia (RI), generally called Indonesia, is the largest country in Southeast Asia crossed by the equator and lies between the Asian and Australian continents and between the Pacific and Indian Oceans. Indonesia is the largest archipelagic country in the world consisting of 17,504 islands, an alternative name commonly used is Nusantara.Negara With the fourth largest population in the world with a population of more than 263,846,946 million in 2016, Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in Indonesia world and the most populous Muslim country in the world, with more than 220 million people. The form of Indonesian government is a republic, with the House of Representatives, Regional Representative Council and President elected directly by the people. With the capital of Jakarta

[zenyfomax1]

i've never been there but can't even imagine wanting to - i've heard that it's quite a filthy place... my classmate was there for her vacation and it was terrible

where did she go? as with most countries, we have filthy and beautiful spots.

[zenyfomax1]

I was changing my plane and stayed for a day in Singapore - I think it's a big similar to Indonesia - so I think it's an interesting county to visit.

in many many ways the two countries are vastly different. you will not get a good overall impression of indonesia from looking at singapore. 

[Kuchiyosenojutsu]

Indonesia, one of the world's largest biological and non-living resources.
In general, natural resources by nature can be classified as renewable and non-renewable natural resources. renewable sDA is a natural resource that can continue to exist as long as its use is not over-exploited. however irreparable natural resources are limited natural resources because their use is faster than the process of formation and whenused continuously will be exhausted.Indonesia is a vast country. Thus, the tribes and cultures are diverse. The diversity of tribes and cultures resulted in various historical heritages in Indonesia. Historical heritage objects in Indonesia include:
- Arca
- the castle
-temple
- the building
-tomb
-monument
-museum
-book
-worship place
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[zenyfomax1]

indonesia has this problem of competing with bali marketing-wise. i wonder how many westeners still know bali but not indonesia, or think that indonesia is a part of bali.

[zenyfomax1]

i've never been there but can't even imagine wanting to - i've heard that it's quite a filthy place... my classmate was there for her vacation and it was terrible

Lol.... most of the third world nations are filthy. I am currently residing in India and it is horrible here. You can't walk using the street because dog/human/cow feces is everywhere. Even if you can avoid stepping on the feces, the stench that comes out of it is so overpowering.

and aren't the streets of paris also full of dog poops?

[SirArthur]

and aren't the streets of paris also full of dog poops?

Actually, no, they aren't... don't know where you got that one from.

[zenyfomax1]

The largest country in Southeast Asia, both in area and population, is the Republic of Indonesia. Consisting of some 13,670 islands along the Equator between the Indian and Pacific oceans. And also most beautiful country and Buddhist is mail religious in there

you really have to update that number reminds me of the 80's.

[zenyfomax1]

and aren't the streets of paris also full of dog poops?

Actually, no, they aren't... don't know where you got that one from.

from my french teacher back in the 2000's something about dog owners not required to carry around poop bags like in some other countries. i'm glad that's not the case, i guess.

[Sithara007]

and aren't the streets of paris also full of dog poops?

Actually, no, they aren't... don't know where you got that one from.

You guys have probably never seen the Indian streets. I am not saying about major national highways and main roads, but about smaller streets connecting the outskirts to the cities. It is a horrible sight. The worst thing is guys defecating in the open by the side of the road. They don't even have the decency to go to the bushes and cover up.

[Chusnul]

As an Indonesian, i personally like the various forms of cultural heritage (physical and intangible such as tradition, artistic expressions, etc) that this country has. I like Batik shirts, Javanese and Balinese architecture, Minang cuisine, paintings, etc. Certainly they’re worth preserving as Indonesia modernizes along the way. One thing that i’m rather disappointed is the fact that Jakarta’ old town is not really well maintained. There are lots of old colonial buildings which have been left to rot for years already. I hope it’ll change soon though, as the old town area of Jakarta is the only place which may attract tourists the most.

Other than that, i do think that we need to put more attention to preserve our culture. As a developing economy, we may think that traditional culture doesn’t have a place in a modern society. But i think that’s a wrong mindset. I’d love to have my future house to be built in traditional Balinese architectural style with a modern interior.

[SWONG]

I have business in indonesia,but i never been there. I would like to make an plan to visit there.
this country have good view, and people is warmly as i know.
I look forward to my wish early be come.

[zenyfomax1]

As an Indonesian, i personally like the various forms of cultural heritage (physical and intangible such as tradition, artistic expressions, etc) that this country has. I like Batik shirts, Javanese and Balinese architecture, Minang cuisine, paintings, etc. Certainly they’re worth preserving as Indonesia modernizes along the way. One thing that i’m rather disappointed is the fact that Jakarta’ old town is not really well maintained. There are lots of old colonial buildings which have been left to rot for years already. I hope it’ll change soon though, as the old town area of Jakarta is the only place which may attract tourists the most.

Other than that, i do think that we need to put more attention to preserve our culture. As a developing economy, we may think that traditional culture doesn’t have a place in a modern society. But i think that’s a wrong mindset. I’d love to have my future house to be built in traditional Balinese architectural style with a modern interior.

you might want to join lin che wei in his cause to revitalize kota tua. https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lin_Che_Wei

[zenyfomax1]

and aren't the streets of paris also full of dog poops?

Actually, no, they aren't... don't know where you got that one from.

You guys have probably never seen the Indian streets. I am not saying about major national highways and main roads, but about smaller streets connecting the outskirts to the cities. It is a horrible sight. The worst thing is guys defecating in the open by the side of the road. They don't even have the decency to go to the bushes and cover up.

we do have people defecating right on the streets too, but usually mentally disturbed ones who have not been confined yet.

[Sithara007]

and aren't the streets of paris also full of dog poops?

Actually, no, they aren't... don't know where you got that one from.

You guys have probably never seen the Indian streets. I am not saying about major national highways and main roads, but about smaller streets connecting the outskirts to the cities. It is a horrible sight. The worst thing is guys defecating in the open by the side of the road. They don't even have the decency to go to the bushes and cover up.

we do have people defecating right on the streets too, but usually mentally disturbed ones who have not been confined yet.

I am not even talking about the mentally disturbed guys. Defecating in the open has become a norm here. And they will sit by the side of the road and do whatever they want, at the same time watching and commenting at the passerby. The most ironic thing is that most of these people do have toilets in their homes. But they don't want to use them. I just hope that things are much better in Indonesia.