CERAMAH TERBARU USTADZ ABDUL SOMAD DI PALEMBANG, BAHAYA NARKOBA

Tribun Sumsel
1 Aug 201811:17

Summary

TLDRThe speaker passionately addresses the dangers of narcotics, focusing on the devastating impact of drugs on society, particularly children. He highlights how drugs, unlike physical warfare, destroy the mind without shedding blood. The speaker emphasizes the need for collective action, including law enforcement and religious efforts, to protect the nation's youth from drug addiction. He shares personal experiences of witnessing severe punishments for drug trafficking and stresses the importance of preventive measures, such as religious education, to safeguard future generations from the scourge of drugs.

Takeaways

  • ⚠️ The speaker emphasizes the importance of gathering to discuss and take action to save the nation and children from modern threats.
  • 🇯🇵 The speaker contrasts the historical invasions by the Dutch and Japanese with the current threat posed by drug abuse, which is seen as more dangerous because it damages the mind rather than the body.
  • 🚨 The speaker highlights the urgency of addressing the drug crisis, particularly focusing on how drug addiction is destroying lives without causing visible physical harm.
  • 🛑 The speaker discusses the dangers of various substances, from low-grade drugs like glue to more dangerous narcotics like methamphetamine.
  • 👮‍♂️ The speaker mentions upcoming collaboration with law enforcement and religious leaders to raise awareness and combat drug abuse.
  • 🔫 The speaker advocates for harsh penalties, including execution, for drug traffickers, drawing parallels with practices in other countries like China and Saudi Arabia.
  • 🏢 The speaker criticizes the current prison system for not effectively rehabilitating drug addicts and instead overcrowding facilities.
  • 🙏 The speaker urges parents to send their children to religious schools or boarding schools to protect them from drug influence.
  • 💊 The speaker notes the shift from traditional forms of intoxication to modern drug abuse, which is more potent and dangerous.
  • 🔥 The speaker warns about the severe consequences of drug abuse, both in this life and in the afterlife, urging immediate action to prevent further harm.

Q & A

  • What is the main theme of the speaker's message?

    -The main theme of the speaker's message is the urgency of protecting the younger generation from the dangers of drug abuse, particularly highlighting the severity of the drug problem in society.

  • Why does the speaker compare the current drug problem to past colonial occupations?

    -The speaker compares the current drug problem to past colonial occupations by the Dutch and Japanese to emphasize that while those were violent and oppressive, the drug issue is a more insidious and silent threat, harming society without bloodshed.

  • How does the speaker describe the impact of drugs on individuals?

    -The speaker describes the impact of drugs as destructive, particularly to the mind, leading to a severe deterioration of mental health while leaving the body seemingly unharmed.

  • What does the speaker suggest as a solution to the drug problem?

    -The speaker suggests severe punishments, such as the death penalty, for drug traffickers as a deterrent. Additionally, they emphasize the importance of educating and protecting children, possibly through religious or moral teachings, to prevent them from falling into drug use.

  • What examples does the speaker give to illustrate the severity of drug-related crimes?

    -The speaker provides examples of executions, such as beheading for drug traffickers, particularly referencing strict practices in countries like Saudi Arabia. They also describe the grim consequences of drug use, such as the degradation of mental faculties.

  • Why does the speaker mention the inefficacy of imprisonment in dealing with drug offenders?

    -The speaker argues that imprisonment is ineffective in rehabilitating drug offenders because it only serves to concentrate many individuals with similar problems in one place, often leading to overcrowding and further complications rather than solving the issue.

  • How does the speaker view the role of religious education in combating drug use?

    -The speaker views religious education, such as sending children to Islamic boarding schools or pesantrens, as a crucial preventive measure against drug use, helping to instill strong moral values and discipline.

  • What societal changes does the speaker imply have exacerbated the drug problem?

    -The speaker implies that modern societal changes, such as both parents working and being less present in their children's lives, contribute to the drug problem by leaving children unsupervised and more vulnerable to negative influences.

  • What does the speaker say about traditional forms of intoxication compared to modern drug use?

    -The speaker contrasts traditional forms of intoxication, like drinking fermented beverages, with modern drug use, which they describe as much more harmful and sophisticated, often leading to quicker and more severe mental and physical deterioration.

  • What underlying message does the speaker convey about the importance of community and vigilance?

    -The underlying message is that community vigilance and cooperation are essential in fighting the drug problem. The speaker emphasizes the need for collective action to protect children and society from the pervasive threat of drugs.

Outlines

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💊 The Silent Threat of Drugs

This paragraph discusses the devastating impact of drugs on society, comparing it to previous colonial and wartime aggressions. It emphasizes that unlike past invasions, the current battle against drugs is insidious, with no visible wounds but deep mental destruction. The speaker urges the community to unite and protect children from drugs, highlighting the prevalence of low-grade substances like glue and the need for strict measures to prevent their sale to minors.

05:05

⚖️ The Power of Capital Punishment

The speaker delves into the severe consequences for drug offenses in some countries, particularly focusing on the implementation of capital punishment. By describing the brutal efficiency of executions by beheading, the speaker underscores the deterrent effect such measures have on potential offenders. They argue that harsher penalties might be necessary to combat the pervasive drug problem, suggesting that fear of execution could deter both users and traffickers.

10:06

🍶 The Evolution of Intoxication

This paragraph contrasts the traditional, more natural forms of intoxication with modern, more dangerous methods. The speaker reflects on how in the past, people would get drunk on simple, homemade alcoholic beverages. However, today's drug culture involves highly toxic substances hidden in everyday items like brownies or candy, making them even more dangerous. The speaker laments the current state of addiction and warns of the dire consequences, including death and eternal damnation.

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Keywords

💡Narkoba

Narkoba refers to illegal drugs or narcotics. In the context of the video, the speaker emphasizes the dangers of narcotics, describing them as a non-bloody but highly destructive threat to society. The speaker urges the audience to save their children from the dangers of drugs, highlighting the severe consequences and societal impact of drug abuse.

💡Serangan

Serangan means 'attack' or 'assault.' The speaker uses this term to describe the different types of historical and modern threats faced by the nation. While past attacks involved physical violence from colonial powers, the current 'attack' is through narcotics, which silently destroy the minds of the younger generation without any physical bloodshed.

💡Pancung

Pancung refers to 'beheading.' The speaker discusses the use of beheading as a form of capital punishment for drug offenders in certain countries. The vivid description of beheading is used to illustrate the harsh consequences that should be imposed on drug traffickers as a deterrent, contrasting it with the leniency of imprisonment.

💡Bangsa

Bangsa means 'nation' or 'people.' The speaker repeatedly mentions the need to save the nation from various threats, particularly narcotics. The term is used to invoke a sense of collective responsibility, urging the audience to protect the moral and physical health of the nation, especially its younger generation.

💡Efek Jera

Efek Jera translates to 'deterrent effect.' The speaker argues that severe punishments like beheading, shooting, or hanging should be used against drug traffickers to create a strong deterrent effect, thereby preventing others from engaging in similar criminal activities. The concept is central to the speaker's message of strict law enforcement to combat drug abuse.

💡Anak-anak

Anak-anak means 'children.' The speaker expresses deep concern for the younger generation, urging parents and society to protect children from the harmful effects of narcotics. The term is used to emphasize the vulnerability of children to these modern-day threats and the importance of safeguarding their future.

💡Silaturahim

Silaturahim refers to the concept of 'maintaining good relations' or 'social ties.' The speaker mentions this term in the context of coming together as a community to discuss and address the threat of narcotics. It highlights the importance of unity and collective effort in overcoming societal challenges.

💡Pesantren

Pesantren are Islamic boarding schools. The speaker mentions pesantren as a solution for parents who are concerned about their children's exposure to drugs and other negative influences. Sending children to pesantren is portrayed as a way to ensure they receive a moral and religious education, which can protect them from the dangers of narcotics.

💡Hukum

Hukum means 'law' or 'legal.' The speaker discusses various forms of legal punishment, including execution methods like beheading, shooting, and hanging, as necessary measures to combat drug trafficking. The emphasis is on the need for strict legal enforcement to deter drug-related crimes.

💡Kematian

Kematian means 'death.' The speaker talks about death in the context of both the consequences of drug addiction and the legal punishments for drug traffickers. The discussion includes graphic descriptions of different execution methods, which are intended to highlight the seriousness of the drug problem and the ultimate price paid by those involved.

Highlights

The speaker emphasizes the danger of drug addiction, particularly focusing on the non-bloody, psychological damage caused by narcotics.

There is a comparison between historical invasions (by the Dutch and Japanese) and the current invasion of narcotics, which is seen as more insidious and damaging.

The speaker expresses gratitude to Allah for the opportunity to gather and emphasizes the importance of saving children from drugs.

A strong statement is made regarding the necessity of strict measures, such as capital punishment, to combat drug dealers and users, drawing examples from other countries.

The speaker describes witnessing a public execution in Saudi Arabia, illustrating the harsh penalties for drug trafficking there.

There is a critique of the prison system, highlighting how overcrowded prisons fail to rehabilitate drug offenders and instead exacerbate the problem.

The speaker underscores the importance of religious education and sending children to Islamic boarding schools as a preventive measure against drug use.

There is a nostalgic reflection on the past, comparing traditional forms of intoxication (like fermented drinks) to the more dangerous modern drugs.

The speaker laments the innovative ways in which drugs are being consumed today, such as being hidden in food items like brownies and candies.

A vivid description is given of how people resort to extreme measures to get intoxicated, using substances like spiritus (methylated spirit).

The speaker concludes with a warning about the dangers of modern intoxication methods and their severe consequences, both in this life and the afterlife.

The speaker references the role of the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) and their collaboration with police and religious leaders in combating drug addiction.

A call to action is made for the audience to protect their families from the dangers of drug abuse.

The speaker discusses the lack of resources in law enforcement to effectively manage the rising crime rates related to drugs.

A final reflection is made on the moral and social decay caused by drug abuse, emphasizing the urgent need for collective responsibility in addressing the issue.

Transcripts

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begitu malam ini kumpul bersama artinya

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menyampaikan disampaikan Bagaimana

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menyelamatkan bangsa Bagaimana

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menyelamatkan anak-anak kita dulu yang

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menyerang kita ini Belanda

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berdarah-darah datang Jepang paling

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kejam katanya tiga tahun setengah Jepang

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lebih hebat daripada 350 tahun Belanda

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tapi sekarang Jepang sudah pulang

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Belanda Sudah pulang kalaupun tinggal

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tinggal selop sama terong aja lagi kata

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Ustadz Solmed tapi ada serangan yang

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luar biasa dia tidak berdarah tidak ada

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darah yang tumpah bahkan orangnya Z

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tentram dalam keadaan sehat walafiat

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fisik tubuh badannya tapi yang rusak itu

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otaknya serangan kita sekarang bukan

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pakai meriah bukan bukan pakai

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serangannya adalah serangan narkoba aku

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Mari kita selamatkan malam ini momen

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mensyukuri nikmat Allah bersyukur kita

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kepada Allah

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yang bersilaturahim selamatkan anak-anak

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kita dari narkoba narkoba yang paling

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rendah lem kambing

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ini bersyukur kita kepada Allah

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toko-toko bangunan tidak mau menjual

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saya fokus Fattah carikaya bisnis di

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Fauzan untuk nyari berkah Makanya kalau

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ada anak SMP beli imtaza kasih Pak beli

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lem Pak mana surat pengantar dari

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Kapolda dan Kapolres Kapolsek tanda

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tangan orang tua lebih kalau nenek-nenek

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yang beli Kamikaze rupanya sekarang

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nenek-nenek Puncak lebih juga sudah 1,64

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narkoba tertangkap sabu sabu itu

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seminggu bayangkan itu naudzubillah luar

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biasa saya diajak oleh bapak-bapak dari

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BNN Badan Narkotika Nasional besok kita

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mau sosialisasi bertiga Bapak dari

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kepolisian BNN yang kedua Ustad Somad

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dari ustad dari rohaniwan agama yang

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ketiga Ibu Dokter oke

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Hai yang pertama ngomong dari BNN kami

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daripada transplantation akhirnya pekan

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bahwa Siapa yang mau narkoba ditangkap

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tembak bunuh

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Hai pakai kata-kata pendek tangkap

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tembak produk untuk mengatasinya sama

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seperti di China ditembak mati habis itu

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kemudian ibu dokter sampai bodoh kami

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lembut ngomongnya ini nanti channel Koba

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boleh gila bodoh habis gila bodoh yang

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ini tangkap tembak burung begini gila

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bodoh batu yang ketiga harus lembut pada

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kita sama celana kita kena narkoba salah

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kalau tertangkap pakai narkoba sabar Oh

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tidak saya lulus imbang yang 2 ini Jadi

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gimana kalau Siapa yang pakai narkoba

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pancung kepala

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Hai neraka jahanam tepatnya iya iya

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tidak madu Hai para laki-laki Hai para

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suami uh sekop Jaga dirimu waalaikum

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anakmu keluargamu dari api neraka

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pancung kepala pengedarnya user tahu

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dari mana pas musim Haji kartu dari

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Maroko tidak laku untuk Saudi Arabia

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Pergilah saya ke pasar corners di Jeddah

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untuk cari nomor saya lihat ada mobil

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pemadam kebakaran dengan mobil ambulans

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dekat masjid isos saya pun melihat

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nampaknya ada pemancungan betul berikut

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ini Palembang gilgan yang pertama

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pembawa narkoba tertangkap thinking

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Edward Abdul Aziz knalpot King Abdul

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Aziz maka hukuman pancung algojo pakai

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sorban merah kacamata hitam jubah

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panjang pedang panjang dulu hukumannya

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baru dipancung selesai langsung muncul

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Farah macam keluar dari pipa air modus

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kepala menggelinding duduk macam duduk

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tasyahud turunkan kerah baju jubah

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kebelakang menuduh panco yang pertama

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dari Nigeria membawa narkoba dari

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Pakistan datang pemadam kebakaran

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memadamkan api menyemprot darahnya

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tentang tukang pel yang ketiga yang

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ketiga ini selesai saya pulang naik

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Hai jevanes tengok foto di seberang

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orang hukum pancung saya udah 10 tahun

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kerja di sini gak berani kamu gak berani

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pulang ke hotel dua hari kalau ada

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sekarang yang membayari saya Ustad Somad

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Ayo kita pergi Umroh nengok pancung

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gratis Syukron Terima kasih ternyata

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luar biasa efek pancung ini hilang nafsu

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makan Saya yakin pecandu narkoba kalau

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nengok itu hilang juga ih umatnya rusak

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luar biasa bapak ibu tidak ada cara lain

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selain mengobatinya ada hukum pakai

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tembak kita sudah menerapkan itu pakai

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Gom tembak-tembak masuk itu peluru ke

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dalam tangkai jantung pasti jantung

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Majid ada sebagian negara pakai Engkong

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gantung-gantung lehernya kakinya Oke

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kursi ditendang kursi tersangkut leher

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patah Majid

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Hai ternyang ketiga dipancung menurut

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kriminolog pakar kriminologi katanya

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kematian itu diantara yang tiga pakai

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hukum pancung pakai hukum gantung pakai

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hukum tembak katanya yang paling agak

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ringan yang pancung beku ini juga dugaan

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saja 33 orang belum pernah diwawancarai

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karena ditembak itu terasa peluru itu

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masuk menembus kulit nesu kedalam daging

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itu ada tulang rusuk yang kena mengenai

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jantung yang ditembak itu sasarannya

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jantung 10 orang penembak itu yang ada

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peluru cuman satu yang 9 tak ada

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pelurunya dan masing-masing semua merasa

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tidak bersalah setelah menembak mati

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ternyata ada rasa bersalah sampai

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menembak membunuh

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Hai sehingga terasa itu masuk gerak maju

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orang Kenapa tidak tembak keningnya

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orang ditembak Gening masih hidup karena

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jantung tetap berdetak jantung yang kena

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mati makanya ada istilah itu mati

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mendadak karena serangan semua orang

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yang mati digantung itu menggantung dan

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berat badan dan semua yang mati

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tergantung dengan leher patah maaf-maaf

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mengeluarkan sperma saking sakitnya

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sampai ke Tapi orang yang dipancung

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mancung Itu dari belakang jadi memotong

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dari atas menunduk dipotong bunyinya

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seperti batu yang benar antara pedagang

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dengan pulang Teguh seperti matahari

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Hai Belum putus plak dan penyempurna

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jadi pemancung itu dari tepuk bukan dari

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bawah perlu dibangun pemotong hewan

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qurban dan bahwa ada orang

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untuk memancungkan depan dari belakang

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paling ini motong ayam dapek yang

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diberikan Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala

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intinya hukuman ada memberikan Efek Jera

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ada buat orang yang sakit harus diobati

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bangsa kita bisa di penjara penjara tak

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menyembuhkan justru menumpuk

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mengumpulkan orang sakit banyak-banyak

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tanpa pengawasan tidak cukup lagi jumlah

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sipir dengan jumlah penjara akhirnya

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orang dalam penjara yang kapasitas 10

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orang diisi 100 orang tidur pencegah

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macam sarden kacau balau akhirnya

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bergejolak masalah masalah masalah saya

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masuk ceramah di beberapa penjara masuk

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saya bukan masuk penjara diundang

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ceramah tab review yang diberikan Allah

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Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala Amin alcoba luar

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biasa kita serahkan kepada bapak

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kepolisian tidak cukup karena banyak

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yang harus diatur banyak tak sesuai

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antara jumlah polisi yang bisa digaji

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oleh

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cara dengan jumlah kriminalitas yang

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sudah melanda negara oleh suatu

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tanggungjawab kita bersama 17agustus

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hari ulang tahun kemerdekaan Republik

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Indonesia Mari kita jaga anak keluarga

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sahabat bersyukurlah yang sudah

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mendaftarkan anak-anaknya di pondok

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pesantren karena laki-laki pergi ketika

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anak masih tidur dan pulang kerumah anak

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sudah tidur pergi pagi pulang petang

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proses melihat banting tulang jarang

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dirumah namanya cabang

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Hai capek bisa mengatur dia istrinya

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pula sibuk mengurus rumah tangga ada

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sebagian perempuan wanita karir siapa

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solusinya mondok Pesantren sekolah agama

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SDIT TKIT Islamic Boarding School

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sekolah dulu kalau anak di rumah saya

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bingung Nanti berangkatnya pagi sama

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kawannya pulangnya kemaleman jadi bawa

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narkoba terdapat dulu orang mabok Bapak

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Ibu zaman datuk nenek pakcikmakcik zaman

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Ayah kita zaman kita mudah dulu-dulu

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orang kalau mabuk jadi pohon Nira

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kolang-kaling potong tanda ampuh luar

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menetes petak baru penuh kecampur dengan

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ragi Dika jauh jadi itu tuh waktu-waktu

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makhluk yang paling jelek diminum hari

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ini besok rumah bu namanya mabuk

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konvensional mabuk manual sekarang orang

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luar biasa tidak

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awet dada tidak ada airnya dimasukkan

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kedalam brownies dimasukkan dalam permen

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masuk ke munisa pisang mampu bayar

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santai otak error

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Hai begitu hebatnya orang mabuk sama

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sekarang saking inginnya mabuk tak tahu

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lagi cara apa duit tak ada kepingin juga

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mabuk hanya buat kopi dekat jokopi

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sampur spirtus

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Hai dulu kita zaman kecil dulu Cut

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filters untuk lampu strongkeng petromak

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begitu dihidupkan menyala api keatas

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menyala sudah kepanasan minum kopi tak

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tahu kemana bukan mampu mati itulah

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kematian yang paling jelek di dunia

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jelek Dia jelek neraka jahanam sudah

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siap menanti

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