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Silly adults

Recently (actually a few minutes ago), I saw posts from the so-called 'debate' from both political leaders in my country (for sure, both are from opposite parties) ...

Well, the greatest moment is not the debate itself, it's the supporters' (especially from the government party side) reaction. The story started when the opposition leader comes into the hall, the supporters booed at him with his latest scandal news with a female. A lot of weirdo yells and chants that got me damn sick (because I thought I would burst my tummy for the sake of excessive laughing). After the debate ended, the booing continued as those supporters chant bad things about the leader.

I thought that why do adults taught us to respect your opponent during a competition ... but they shown us this? Don't tell me it's politics, because this is not about the politics, it's about the manner. You don't jeer someone like that, even you hate someone, especially during a big formal event like that.

I also saw a photo from Facebook about 2 banners criticising the opposition leader (yes, the SAME opposition leader). The fact is, it's hung outside my school. (p/s: School authorities of my school, if you do not want the international sutdents to see such things and take photos with it, please remove it as soon as possible for the sake of our school's pride) What a shame! Institutions (Schools) are sacred and holy places for learning (studying, if negatively said) AND holy they did that? A school being a material of politics, ESPECIALLY MY SCHOOL? (Well, coincidentally the female involved in the 'scandal' is one of the host of my school's anniversary)

Well, for that, I've got an idea. Since I'm so bored of watching Mr. Bean's repeated action/cartoon series (p/s: Mr. Atkinson & Co., please continue to entertain us with new shows, WE APPRECIATE SO MUCH), why not someone produce a series that compiles jokes like these and present in a hillarious way ... That would be so much fun and should cause complains coming right after these parties about bursting tummies of viewers who watched the series.

Silly, childish, unthinkable adults they were ... No wonder some youths nowadays are bored about these masterpieces 'valuable than the Mona Lisa' or debates 'rated the Clash of the Titans' ... What a joke!

(p/s: Don't sue me with anything for the sake of avoiding the next rally or face-dropping)

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