Thank you, agilzakita, for sharing your thoughts on the participation of Indonesian citizens living abroad in the presidential election. It’s important to recognize that their participation is their right as citizens and can indeed contribute to increasing democratic participation in Indonesia.
Now, I’d like to hear from others. What are your thoughts on this? Do you agree or disagree with agilzakita’s perspective? How do you feel about the potential impact of allowing Indonesian citizens living abroad to participate in the presidential election?
Bagaimana pendapat kalian tentang warga negara Indonesia yang sudah lanjut usia dan tidak sanggup untuk datang ke tempat pemungutan suara?
I appreciate you raising this important question about Indonesian citizens who are elderly and unable to come to the polls. It’s essential that we discuss ways to address this issue and ensure their voices are still heard in the democratic process.
What are your thoughts on this matter? Do you have any suggestions or ideas on how we can make voting more accessible for elderly citizens in Indonesia?
apakah ada upaya untuk memastikan bahwa pemilihan umum presiden tahun 2024 menghasilkan pemerintah yang responsif terhadap aspirasi dan kebutuhan rakyat ?
Saya Sari Nur Amalyah (A1B021051) akan menjawab pertanyaan anda.
Tanggapan saya mengenai isu politik yang masuk ke dalam kampus adalah aspek penting dari kebebasan berbicara dan berpendapat. Kampus universitas adalah tempat yang ideal untuk berdiskusi tentang berbagai isu politik, menggali ide-ide, dan mengembangkan pemahaman yang lebih dalam tentang demokrasi. Namun, penting untuk menjaga keseimbangan antara kebebasan berbicara dan keamanan serta menghormati aturan dan kode etik yang berlaku di kampus. Dosen dan mahasiswa harus mendorong diskusi yang terbuka, adil, dan menghargai beragam pandangan, sekaligus menjaga suasana akademik yang aman dan terhindar dari kekerasan atau diskriminasi. Ini adalah cara terbaik untuk memastikan bahwa politik di kampus berperan sebagai wahana untuk pertukaran ide dan pemahaman yang lebih baik tentang isu-isu politik.
Thank you, Sari Nur Amalyah, for sharing your thoughts on the issue of political discussions on campus. It’s great to hear your perspective on the importance of freedom of speech and opinion in university settings.
I’d like to open the floor for further discussion. What are your thoughts on the balance between free speech and safety on campus? How do you feel about the idea of encouraging open and respectful discussions while maintaining a safe academic atmosphere? Do you agree or disagree with Sari Nur Amalyah’s viewpoint? Let’s hear from everyone and foster a constructive conversation.
I would like to provide the SUMMARY : In the context of the 2024 presidential election in Indonesia, this text explores key issues like corruption, social justice, transparency, and citizen engagement. It stresses the significance of fair elections, competent leadership, and public involvement. The text acknowledges challenges related to bribery, corruption, and the potential participation of Indonesian citizens residing outside the country.
pertanyaan kita hampir sama hehe
Oh, sure, let’s talk about voter turnout trends. Because that’s definitely going to make a difference in the grand scheme of things. I mean, who cares about the future of democracy and the voice of the people, right? It’s not like our votes actually matter or anything. Let’s just sit back and watch as the same old corrupt politicians get elected over and over again. Riveting stuff, really. Can’t wait to hear all about it.
tentu seperti yang di sebutkan bahwa permasalahan negara sekarang bukan tentang siapa peimpinnya tetapi pemimpinn yang mana dapat menghilangkan budaya seperti korupsi, penyuapan tersebut. jangan sampai kita memilih pemimpin yan melakukan hal itu, tentu kita sebagai masyarakat harus mengingaktkan jika itu terjadi terhadap pimpinan kita