A tolerant, democratic country doesn't mean its people are free to do whatever they want. One of the most important things is to pay attention to the interests of the majority.
joko tole
May 30, 2012 @ 08:05:54AM
Who says Bali is not contaminated? Free sex and alcoholic beverages have become commonplace. Skimpy clothing in public places is common. All things associated with the “eastern culture” are eradicated, because of these habits. Don’t kiss up to foreign countries, for the sake of money. To my friends in Bali, remember that when your flesh-and-blood are trapped in the bad habits of foreign cultures, it is already too late. Peace and love.
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