Ghostwriter wrote: ↑Sat Jun 10, 2023 4:36 am

Pseudonomdeplume wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 10:05 am there are no gods.

For you (and me too).
But in Indonesia you cannot be without a religion, as a citizen. No atheist status. You're either Muslim, Christian, Hinduist, Animist or Confusianist if i recall correctly the Pancasila.

Also, Balinese people (Hindu) believe there is a fuckload of gods around, to the point their Niyepi day is the one you shouldn't go outside of your house, so you won't attract bad spirits / gods while they come down to earth roaming Bali, this specific day, every year. It's like a day of confinement, Covid just taught us what it feels to live the Nyepi day, all around the world, so, now we have a representative idea of it.

I mean, whatever, but their place, their rules. You don't get to negociate the rules of the host, as long as they're reasonable ones, and even less where there is crazy laws (sharia etc).
The most motivated locals to see some charming white pantat (bottom in Indonesian) just do it like Johnny Bingham, they go to Le Cap d'Agde & Ibiza to see white chicks's ass cheeks & more.
I'm sure some spectators enjoyed the refreshing sight, although posturing to be in shock, twice lucky some could say ^^