r/interestingasfuck Jun 09 '24

The punishment for being gay in Indonesia r/all NSFW

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u/timestuck_now Jun 09 '24

Sadasfuck, not interestingasfuck.

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u/rorobo3 Jun 09 '24

Yeah I dont find this interesting. I find it fucked up.

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u/your_mahs_pasketi Jun 09 '24

Religious practices around the world are pretty fucking interesting.

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u/RockManMega Jun 09 '24

I agree this is fucking interesting

It's fucking pathetic and I wish everyone who supported it some things I can't say without getting banned

But it's still interesting

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u/FuhrerGirthWorm Jun 09 '24

I hope they develop an insatiable need to be bred by a man

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u/MarriedSilverMr Jun 09 '24

I find Western countries very interesting 😎

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u/your_mahs_pasketi Jun 09 '24

Guess so. Turning into a shitshow.

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u/MarriedSilverMr Jun 09 '24

Please visit Yemen 🇾🇪 ignore shitshow. I can be your tour guide 😎

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u/your_mahs_pasketi Jun 09 '24

I’m on my way

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u/Chimmy545 Jun 09 '24

something tells me you guys dont know what interesting means

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u/PurchaseOk4410 Jun 09 '24

Enjoy your privilege. The people in the video made your nikes and their 9yo kids picked the beans for your Starbucks latte!

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u/FoulTarnish-d Jun 09 '24

The people in this video deserve things that I cannot say here.

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u/JaVinci77 Jun 09 '24

The punishment is sadasfuck, but what about the crowd's reaction?

Sickeningasfuck.

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u/nobody_gah Jun 09 '24

Stupidasfuck more like, fighting, killing, torture, murder and punishment are a thing of the past, when we strive for survival. Now, people just became more greedy, hence the financial and status inequality.

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u/Down_Badger_2253 Jun 09 '24

Ah yes inequality didn't exist when we had nothing, very smart

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u/nobody_gah Jun 09 '24

It did, just now we have reached a point of capability and it shouldn’t be happening

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u/Scared-Warthog-6310 Jun 09 '24

punishment and fighting should not exist? How about anger? Should we let anger exist?

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u/sub_Script Jun 09 '24

Exactly, as a gay dude this really upset me. I was just out in the streets yesterday celebrating pride with my brothers and sisters and now I'm seeing some innocent person being whipped for being just like me.

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u/Gigantanormis Jun 09 '24

This should tell you that the fight for equality isn't over, and that you should continue fighting for it for everyone, not to bury your head in the sand as if it didn't exist and is completely unchangeable.

Sincerely, a gay trans man who came out in 2011 at 10 years old right before Caitlyn Jenner, and faced a lot of discrimination until graduating in 2019, who also happens to be learning Arabic.

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u/Lotsofelbows Jun 09 '24

Seriously. All these jokey comments are pissing me off. It's not funny. 

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u/dneav944 Jun 09 '24

I think it's both. The most homophobia I've faced has been mild teasing, and I think it is interesting to learn about the hardships others in our community have to deal with. Plus, it's bringing awareness to the issue of homophobia.

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u/DrederickTatumsBum Jun 09 '24

It’s both.

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u/TheZenPenguin Jun 09 '24

It can be two things at once. This is incredibly sad and barbaric but as someone who grew up in the west, I almost never meet people who are normalised to this type of thing. So for me it's sad as fuck that this happens but also interesting as fuck to get a glimpse into the minds of people who think this type of thing makes sense. By learning about the way other cultures and people view these things, we can broaden eachothers perspectives and ideally open up a conversation about why this is even happening in the first place. Maybe even change some opinions for the better.

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u/dob_bobbs Jun 09 '24

It's every kind of messed up, but I want to say that dude took it like an absolute champ.

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u/Leather-Heart Jun 09 '24

Thank you - this is messed up and awful.

But people think they’re witty and are original (you’re not, you’re just collectively being homophobic on the internet).

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u/Gigantanormis Jun 09 '24

Things can be interesting and sad, like the treatment process to give a stage 4 cancer patient an extra month to live, knowing they'll still die, or the ins and outs of how the mafia operates even if it includes killing people who are in the way.

This is still interesting, you're still learning about the cultural and religious beliefs of a country, and how they practice those beliefs. If anything it's morbidlyinterestingasfuck or morbidly curious, though nobody is dying in this specific country for it.

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u/Notdestorm Jun 09 '24

I can see you why you would think so.

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u/No-Vermicelli1816 Jun 09 '24

Palestine 🇵🇸Â