Other ethnic groups were the target, which was just as painful and sad. She felt guilty for spending so much money on going abroad when it could have been used to help the victims or malnourished children. One day she could not stand it anymore. Sometimes, we felt like we were riding happily and even had the feeling of being on top of the world, but sometimes we became so scared that we wanted to get off and leave the whole thing behind. But then I realized that a roller coaster is a commercial invention.
People have to pay to get scared and scream.
So I suspect that we are being exploited by groups or organizations who are getting rich by instilling fear in us. So this time, during the campaign, Celia decided to stay home. Not only that, she enjoyed a first-class view of the demonstrations around the Welcome Monument at the Hotel Indonesia traffic circle. This is an important historical event. Some parties are really original with their shows.