Comments by "Far Centrist" (@far_centrist) on "Indonesians storm shelter demanding Rohingya deportation" video.

  1. Tell me, when you have nothing and nowhere to go, and someone kindly allows you into their home to give you shelter and provides you food for free, is it proper for you to ask for "tastier and more expensive food" than your host can afford? Is it proper for you to demand better accommodations than what your host can provide? Would it be proper for you skulking around the house at night and enter the host's daughters bedroom, regardless of your intention? Is it proper for you to ask a piece of his property and ask him to build you a house in that slice of land you just asked? Don't be ridiculous, this has nothing to do with religion. This is about decorum and proper behavior. Beggars can't be choosers, especially when the majority of them don't even know the 5 tenets of Islam.
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  2. ​ @EdgeLordOmen  I had a friend who lived near the camp from back when I was in aceh for a year working for foreign NGOs in relation to the event of 2004 (we kept contact). He says that most of these people didn't even pray, and they are rowdy, entitled and demanding. Giving unconditional support to those who shared the faith in name only is extremely naive. "Khalid ibn `Amr relates that he heard the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, saying: “He who believes in Allah and the Last Day should honor his guest as he deserves.” He was asked: ‘And what does he deserve, O Messenger of Allah?’ He answered: “A day and a night of what he deserves, and hospitality for three days. More than this is charity.” (Reported by Al-Bukhari & Muslim)"
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  3. I said this because: they are provided with food that some of the locals can't even afford, yet still they asked for something "more palatable". They are provided with camps and tents yet they ask for better housing inside a building. They were told not to leave their camps, yet that's exactly what they did. Locals got kids, and now there's 3 burly men in the neighborhood, locations unknown. Tell me how you would feel if you're a parent that lives nearby? After all these, they still had the gall to ask for citizenship and property. In case you didn't know, it was the locals who at first insisted for them to be taken in, when the government rejected them, all under the pretext of "they are brothers and sisters of faith". It isn't long for them to figure out a quarter of them and not even Muslim, and the majority that are, can't even quote the 5 tenets. And their behavior is beyond what is acceptable for the locals.
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