2026-05-03-02

I beg to differ, but regarding the post around "sepakat" thingy is one of some examples why we shouldn't be reactionary to pretty much everything, especially something that we lack of understanding the context around it.

Sure, internet is a open space. But not everything we saw is a part of us, you aren't always inside the group of people. I personally also don't know the whole context of the post, obviously. But I can surely say that I can't give any kind of necessary response (except this one) to that post because the lack of context I have right now.

For us, who's on Facebook, seeing the post obviously will crack a laughter because it sounds so damn silly and we eventually make fun of it, while like me, lacking the actual context.

Have you ever consider and think the exact reason why would they feel in such a way that the word came up to them? Before you think that the post is silly, sometimes you would know that this question is even more sillier than before.

You may want to know more by actually looking up for the answers. Do it good. But if you don't, don't waste your time. But if you don't want and still want to ridicule, that's up to you, grown ass man.

I don't defend the actual opinion on the post, but I can defend the fact that we need to realize that we maybe don't know anything about it. Take step a back and a breather first.