Wednesday 29 May 2013

The Law Condition in Indonesia


As we know, Indonesia is a law country which sounds in the 1945’s constitution. So that Indonesia prioritizes the law in every citizen’s activities. It means that all the country life uses a law guide. When somebody doesn’t obey rules of law, he will get a punishment or sanction equal with his action. The question is “Is the punishment fair?”. I will mention three problems that maybe show the law is not fair.


The first problem is discrimination. It happens in a law world, where there is a discrimination between poor and rich people. For example, the case of a child who stole sandal. Because of his action, he must get a heavy punishment. In other cases, there are people who can “breathe freely”, although they have violated the law. We can see the corruption cases that happen in the country. The corruptors, such as Gayus Tambunan, Angelina  Sondakh, and Anas Urbaningrum, don’t be condemned soon but they can roam freely.
The second problem is injustice. The citizens have their rights to get justice included in the law. Where there is a balance of the punishment and sanction that given with the crime that has been done. In fact, in the law world the justice hasn’t been built well. As we know, there are often heard “the scream of little people” to get the justice. Actually if the law enforcers are aware of the importance of the fair law, this matter will not happen.
The last problem is bribery. Frequently, bribery occurs in the law world. Some people especially rich people usually use this secret agent to defeat the law. It usually happens because some of the law enforcers more prioritize their own needs. When they are crazy for money, they will forget their real duty that is to construct a fair law.
It is a fact that the Indonesia’s law is in a poor condition. We can see many problems of law, such as discrimination, injustice, and bribery. Actually, the cases can be solved if all parts of law work well. I think, the base that must be built first is to create a good character in every human being included the law enforcers. So, they will be aware and more responsible of their duties.

Tuesday 21 May 2013

Facebook for English Students


          Facebook is the most popular social network site. Many people all over the world use Facebook because it offers a practical communication way. In this modern era, Facebook has been applied as a creative learning media that is called E-Learning. There are many features provided on Facebook that support learning, such as: chat, note, picture, page and group. For English students, Facebook is an appropriate site to get much knowledge.
          Firstly, we can find many native English speakers on Facebook. After making friends, we will have chance to speak with them. While practicing English, our vocabulary will increase as well. When we get difficult words on the conversation, we will often do searching in the dictionary. An effective way to remember the words is to write down on a notebook and use it as often as possible. So, we can memorize the words easily.
          Secondly, English group may be a choice to develop our English. There are many groups regarding with English on Facebook, such as: English and My Friends, Let’s Speak English, and ENGLISHINDO. In the groups, we will meet with many people who are keen on studying English. It will be a pleasurable place to share and ask about English.
          Lastly, English fanpage is the most beneficial one. We will find many English fanpage on Facebook, for examples: VOA Learning English, BBC English, and English is more than Fun. The fanpages are usually guided by people who are competent in English. They will post some English materials. Then, we can do quizzes available and get correction from the tutors.
         So, Facebook is not only a site to interact with others. Facebook should be an interesting media to study English, because there are many features which will help us to improve our English skill.