Onadio Leonardo Calls Netizens Who Say His Child Will Go to Crazy Hell and Less Work

Kapanlagi.com - Seeing netizens who say his child will go to hell, Onadio Leonardo or more familiarly called Onad, admitted that he doesn't really respond to netizens' insults, including those who say his baby will go to hell.

However, Onad admitted that it was actually his closest people who were angry about it. Yes, his sister even asked Onad about the content he made.

But as much as possible, Onad tries to give an understanding to not take netizens' behavior seriously, and Onad also revealed that netizens who say his child is weird.

"My sister was angry, she said why do you make that kind of content, what if your child grows up and sees it? Well, I just give them an understanding that they are weird. Good people don't curse others to go to hell," said Onadio Leonardo when met in Ciledug, South Jakarta, (27/7) Tuesday afternoon.

1. As Entertainment

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For Onad, he considers netizens' mockery as entertainment. Because bullying like that is just a form of foolishness where little children are cursed to go to hell.

Onad feels sorry for netizens who meddle in other people's affairs. According to him, it's better for netizens to find a job instead of being unemployed and meddling in other people's lives.

"For me, it's actually entertaining, you're crazy, because in my opinion, it's just foolishness, because you're cursing little children to go to hell and so on," said Onad.

"Basically, if there are differences, why bother meddling? I actually feel sorry for them, it's better to find a job, earn money, and live comfortably," he continued.

2. Not Bothered

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Furthermore, Onad asserts that he never wants to be bothered by negative comments from netizens about himself or his wife. Because he already knows that netizens will eventually beg for forgiveness if caught.

"If you want to call me gay or curse my child to go to hell, I'm actually happy, I feel sorry for you instead, because if I don't like you, why would I waste my time insulting you? Why would I be busy with that?" said Onad.

"Well, because they're unemployed, their job is to open their phones and insult others, then in the end, they'll apologize and say 'sorry, I'm poor,' I already understand their pattern, and I actually feel sorry for them," he concluded.

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