Firm! PAN Calls The Use Of Primary Differences To Increase The Electoral Of Political Pollution In Indonesia

Viva Yoga Mauladi. ANTARA PHOTO/HO-KAHMI

JAKARTA - Deputy Chairperson of the PAN DPP Viva Yoga Mauladi invites all parties not to use primordial differences as a tool to increase electoral due to being a political 'pollution' in Indonesia. According to him, choosing is a human right and the basis of choice because equality (primordial) based on ethnicity, religion, race, ethnicity, or culture is a political right of citizens guaranteed by the constitution. "Don't include primordial differences for political tools in order to vilify, slander, hate speech from certain figures for the purpose of increasing electoral elections. PAN opposes and rejects the style and way of identity politics," said Viva Yoga in Jakarta, quoted from Antara, Monday, October 10. He said the terms "cebong", "kambret", "kadrun", "nasrun" cause "pollution" and "air" politics in Indonesia to become stuffy, unhealthy, and not educate the nation's life. According to him, the term is a form of destructive media fraud that becomes a poison that pollutes the brains and thoughts of the Indonesian people. "This will cause electoral competition in the Presidential Election of the Presidential Election of the presidential election to lead to a 'zero sum game', winning to charcoal, losing to ashes. Or like the thinker Thomastur said, namely 'Homo homini lupus est', humans are like wolves eating or stabbing others," he said. Viva said the various negative terms would strengthen the use of religious identity to be included in political turbulence for electoral improvement. According to him, PAN is of the view that politics is a noble way to improve the prosperity of the people and educate the nation's life so that it should not be littered with attitudes that undermine national integration. "PAN invites the public to paint political faces through a battle of ideas, ideas, and thoughts about advancing Indonesia's civilization in the future," he said. He invited all parties to make the presidential election a friendly, fun, encouraging and intellectual match.