zee ⚖️✨️

officially law student yippieee

[kayLul @osepiastri]

PPT AJG, MAKALAH AJG, KULIAH AJG, DEADLINE AJG, tidur mantap

[dir #ACAB @dieurhea]

eh stop glorifying cowo cowo teknik dgn trend nge-AI artis pake baju teknik dong kek it’s getting nanunatified jir

[Saling Jaga Warga @SalingJagaWarga]

Sekali lagi, El Nino itu kondisi, bukan penyebab utama kebakaran hutan.
Di banyak wilayah, peladang makin jarang berladang, tapi kebakaran tetap berulang tiap tahun, sudah pasti bukan mereka penyebabnya.
Akar masalahnya jelas ekspansi sawit skala industri.

Buka lahan pake alat berat Rp7 juta/hektar, pake api cuma Rp700 ribu.
Izin usaha di Kalimantan-Sumatra banyak tumpang tindih sama hutan lindung.

Tata kelola bobrok ini yang harus dibongkar, bukan warga kecil yang dikriminalisasi!!!

[marco @berakdijambi]

Happy indepence day! Won't let these writings go to waste 🇮🇩

[YAPPINGFESS @yappingfess]

yap! this will go down in history THE GIRLS ARE CLOCKING IT WITHOUT EVEN SAYING A SINGLE WORD💅🏻🔥

[Sabs @ngeluhmuluuu]

You know how brilliant their idea to choose Bundaran HI sebagai tempat "aksi" mereka adalah? It’s because they know Bundaran HI adalah pusat titik keramaian Jakarta.

Choosing Bundaran HI means maximum exposure. Akses ke semua lapisan masyarakat itu potensial banget buat attract publik. From the corporate slaves stepping out of their Sudirman offices, people commuting, to the general public—everyone is literally there. It is the ultimate hub to get eyes on your movement.

Plus di Bundaran HI, segala jenis transportasi umum ada. It’s the literal heart of Jakarta's transit. So obviously, the traffic will be disrupted. But honestly? In modern activism, that disruption is a feature, not a bug. When the traffic gets a bit chaotic, people are forced to look. It creates that instant "Wait, what’s happening over there?" effect.

As someone who used to organize actions and protests too, let’s be real for a second: pemilihan Bundaran HI ini bukan lagi buat "protes" langsung ke pihak yang diprotes.

Why? Karena ya udah pasti gak bakal didengar. Pointing fingers directly at the institutions just ends up making you tired, drained, and honestly, males banget. It’s a dead end.

Makanya mereka pilih Bundaran HI. It’s no longer about yelling at a brick wall; it’s about controling the narrative and winning the public's attention. If the authorities won't listen, you make the entire city talk about it instead. And there’s no better stage for that than Bundaran HI.

[txtdrimedia @txtdrimedia]

"merak hanya tertawa, mereka hanya mengetawai kami"

mirip kayak tuannya. rakyat nyampain aspirasi tapi dijawab nyenyenye trus ketawa

[Reuters @Reuters]

Indonesian students protest against government policies https://t.co/IIvDElTErV

[한승철 @croixsanct]

Dear SEAblings, today in Jakarta, Indonesia, there will be protests by students and various elements of society against the government. These protests will primarily highlights the government's massive spending programs, widespread corruption, economic depression—

[amora 💌 @soraipena]

sedih banget setiap ada aksi kayak gini. rasanya aneh aja, kenapa memperjuangkan kepentingan rakyat selalu harus lewat teriak, turun ke jalan, bahkan ngorbanin banyak hal. padahal kalau rakyat hidup layak dan negara berkembang karena kinerja pemerintah yang baik, mereka juga ikut untung. why is choosing the people always treated like the hardest option? nangis.

[zee ⚖️✨️ @zsweetis_]

@faythcano hiii kaaa kita seprodi nih aku juga ngambil hukum uii lets moots!

[kalé @oyasumipopon]

ini method gw untuk stay sane being adult so far:
1. yaudahlah

[𓇼 @tomatourss]

masih berpegang teguh sama prinsip “tidak mungkin Allah membawamu sejauh ini hanya untuk gagal.”

[zee ⚖️✨️ @zsweetis_]

hmch klo aku lolos utebebek kyk nya masuk 1001 keajaiban dunia deh

[amaa²⁶ ( ◍•ᴗ•◍) @teloerceploks]

"something big"

[luna sufjan, kinda ia @burthdaykate]

bahkan target osis lebih ambisius daripada ini