Dearest Mr. President,
I understand that you are a very busy man. I don't know how to put it exactly, but my father comes home late from work at night, and I consider him to be very busy. Of course, what you do gives another meaning to the word. Well, that's how most people take you for. With all due respect, I wouldn't want to waste another second, but I'll take a portion of your incredibly long and exhausting day to just remind you of a few chaotic events taking place in our country. Narcotics,death by overdose, crimes based on religious motivations, murder.. Don't they seem to be a familiar discussion amongst people nowadays? Oh yes, many have fallen to the drug's intriguing taunts. I care very little to what the victims had to think or say, since most just put their selves in that troubling position. In fact, I deemed the villains to be more worthy of pity, as they were the ones bearing the death penalties. If there was anything right in our generation's minds, then their morals would be enough for them to actually think. Recently, Franz Magnis wrote a letter to you, questioning the ACF's deliberations for giving you the World Statesman Award. Indeed I would like to know, are you worthy of it? Truly? Letter or no letter, what do you think of yourself? The people of Indonesia are desperate for a change, Mr.president. As our leader, we want to know if you're even the right man for the job. Prove yourself and gain our trust.
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
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