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    Generally speaking

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    Generally speaking you are a complete cock

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    Indonesia has scores of silly laws but like Thailand no matter cuz it's enforcement that matters innit? Like Thailand just another income opportunity for the local BiBs.

    Anyone who has spent anytime in Surabaya where, in spite of the law, debauchery in all flavors abounds know this. Or so I've been told.
    "Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect,"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norton View Post
    Indonesia has scores of silly laws but like Thailand no matter cuz it's enforcement that matters innit? Like Thailand just another income opportunity for the local BiBs.

    Anyone who has spent anytime in Surabaya where, in spite of the law, debauchery in all flavors abounds know this. Or so I've been told.
    I have been told the same.
    Reading the full text (translated) it could be up to 3 years before any change is implemented? The rumored 200m Muslims are not all Aceh based hard liners anyway. As Norton rightly points out, enforcement is the main issue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrWilly View Post
    Not recognized in Indonesia.
    Good to know. Never thought of iy in that way before. If you are white and non Indonesian, the authorities just assume you are a christian infidel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrWilly View Post
    Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist… they all share similar levels of intolerance.
    Anyone who has lived in the sandpit can tell you that, in most of the countries, the only time adultery laws get wheeled out are when

    - someone (usually an aggrieved spouse) files a complaint
    - the police want a stick with which to beat someone who has pissed them off

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    Quote Originally Posted by harrybarracuda View Post
    Anyone who has lived in the sandpit can tell you that, in most of the countries, the only time adultery laws get wheeled out are when

    - someone (usually an aggrieved spouse) files a complaint
    - the police want a stick with which to beat someone who has pissed them off
    No lies detected there. Same with alcohol. I've never been in a country where half an aisle at the supermarket is stocked with 100% grape juice. Wonder why? lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by helge View Post
    The wife and I stayed at the Bangkok Christian Guest House(off Silom) two times.

    First time out of convenience, cause she was going to the hospital next door.


    They were somewhat sceptic about letting us in, looking as farang/whore and all.

    Had to explain them about christian hospitality



    Yes

    I insisted on staying there one more time, cause I am a ............contrarian, and I fancied the way all those christian missionaries looked at me at breakfast, well knowing that the wife just finished riding me ...happy !

    What a total weirdo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by happynz View Post
    No lies detected there. Same with alcohol. I've never been in a country where half an aisle at the supermarket is stocked with 100% grape juice. Wonder why? lol
    Barbican alcohol free lager used to do very well in Saudi, but I think they eventually tumbled as to why.


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    Quote Originally Posted by cyrille View Post
    What a total weirdo.

    Even the Atlanta has reduced its moralistic snobbery to a few pictures.


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    Quote Originally Posted by david44 View Post
    Must be good news for competing places like Vietnam and here
    I see the Australian press have already labelled it the Bali Bonk Ban. It will surely have some travellers looking to Vietnam and Thailand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Switch View Post
    I have been told the same.
    Reading the full text (translated) it could be up to 3 years before any change is implemented? The rumored 200m Muslims are not all Aceh based hard liners anyway. As Norton rightly points out, enforcement is the main issue.

    Agreed, but legal enforcement and vigilante mob enforcement are two different things. I’ve twice seen curtain twitching mobs form to remove a female (one a lady of the night, one a long term girlfriend) from a residents house.

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    They tried similar years ago. This diluted format relies on relatives to pursue prosecution.

    Ideal blackmail opportunity for some Muslims?

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    Hindu Bali with many Aussies may not enforce but you can imagine how Hotels. Losmen, resorts, hostels, may be "pressured" by locals to check local wedding certs , cannot imagine they would be able to read one in Hebrew, Russian , Japanese etc

    Great ops for corrupt cops to take tea money from brothels etc

    The bigger picture the Islamic phallocrats wish to control sexuality in all its forms ,women and pleasure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Switch View Post
    They tried similar years ago. This diluted format relies on relatives to pursue prosecution.

    Ideal blackmail opportunity for some Muslims?
    Islam has a temporary marriage. As long as they are shagging fellow Muslims, and the women aren't married, it shouldn't be a problem.

    Something to be tested in court.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrWilly View Post
    Bali is not Muslim. Check your biases at the door


    I ;
    I know that you arse bandit but I assume Bali is still constitutionally Indo. In any case tourism isn't confined to Bali.

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    Quote Originally Posted by harrybarracuda View Post
    Islam has a temporary marriage. As long as they are shagging fellow Muslims, and the women aren't married, it shouldn't be a problem.

    Something to be tested in court.
    Never heard of the 'temporary Islamic marriage'. Anyway, even if it becomes law, there will be a 3 year period of legal acclimation before any prosecution is accepted. Still possible it could be reversed. It is aimed at giving hard line Muslims the chance to pursue legal means instead of public floggings etc. (Appeasement).

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrWilly View Post
    Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist… they all share similar levels of intolerance.
    Err... No. I thought you were more traveled than that, Willy. How many gay men would walk arm in arm comfortably in a predominantly Muslim country compared to all other countries with predominating religions? What countries with an overwhelming religious majority disallows inter religious marriage apostasy or "blasphemy"? How many muslims can walk through St Peters and how many of other faiths can go to Mecca? In which religious countries would you be most unlikely to criticise the local religion? In what provinces in Thailand Indonesia or the Philippines would you be most likely to be in danger as a gay couple or an un married hetero couple or even a self professed atheist school teacher. Rather an ignorant uninformed statement. I will spare you the dreary bs flag.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Switch View Post
    Never heard of the 'temporary Islamic marriage'. Anyway, even if it becomes law, there will be a 3 year period of legal acclimation before any prosecution is accepted. Still possible it could be reversed. It is aimed at giving hard line Muslims the chance to pursue legal means instead of public floggings etc. (Appeasement).
    Nikai mutah. Common in Bogor and Puncak, usually for two week holidays, catering for Arab tourists.

    Three years for official enforcement but you can bet your last rupiah that the losmens, hotels and AirBnBs will start unofficial enforcement earlier .

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrWilly View Post
    Nikai mutah. Common in Bogor and Puncak, usually for two week holidays, catering for Arab tourists.

    Three years for official enforcement but you can bet your last rupiah that the losmens, hotels and AirBnBs will start unofficial enforcement earlier .
    Similar to the law they tried to introduce before. As a secular democracy, (officially) the Indonesian Gov would prefer radicals like in Aceh, to go down the legal route. Prevents them using Sharia punishments like public floggings and worse.

    No idea if it will work or not, but it's not my country. I think it just tempts corruption.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hugh Cow View Post
    Err... No. I thought you were more traveled than that, Willy. How many gay men would walk arm in arm comfortably in a predominantly Muslim country compared to all other countries with predominating religions? What countries with an overwhelming religious majority disallows inter religious marriage apostasy or "blasphemy"? How many muslims can walk through St Peters and how many of other faiths can go to Mecca? In which religious countries would you be most unlikely to criticise the local religion? In what provinces in Thailand Indonesia or the Philippines would you be most likely to be in danger as a gay couple or an un married hetero couple or even a self professed atheist school teacher. Rather an ignorant uninformed statement. I will spare you the dreary bs flag.
    You're not even safe in Switzerland...


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    Quote Originally Posted by harrybarracuda View Post
    Thankfully Bali exists in a bubble.
    Many of these laws don't apply to foreigners. Many don't apply to non-Mulsims.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TTraveler View Post
    Many of these laws don't apply to foreigners. Many don't apply to non-Mulsims.
    The laws apply equally to all residents. The fact is, they are aimed at appeasement of ultra Conservative Muslims.

    If you are not Muslim, and the person checking you and your girlfriend into a hotel is a conservative Islamist, just watch out.

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    Latest news is the Bali bomb maker involved in the bomb that killed 202 people mostly tourists including 88 Australians has been released from gaol for good behaviour after serving a little over half of a 20 year sentence. Aparently he is now a reformed man. This speaks volumes. Still, like lemmings, my fellow Aussies holiday there as if it cant happen again because the Balinese are such nice people. It's not the local Balinese they need to worry about. Maybe they should holiday in Aceh.

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