There are groups of people who will always lose to the law, because the law operates in a formal setting that requires legal status and documentation.

The current political elite of Indonesia has not changed since the reform movement 25 years ago. Organizations from the villages to the state need a rotation of power.

When all supervisional instruments are weak, power can no longer be controlled. Thus, policies that only benefit the government or parties close to the government will be more easily produced.

As soon as a judge is removed because his decision was not liked, it is in fact the collapse of the pillars of the rule of law. Because this means that authorities have control over the judiciary.

Beyond the issue of clothes, watches and luxury cars among police officers actually lie acute problems regarding law enforcement institutions, which in fact need a lot of improvement.

It is difficult to imagine what we can get from the Constitutional Court if this control function is to be weakened by threatening justices who are considered to have disobeyed the DPR.

A leader is chosen for his ideas that will collectively lead this nation to move forward. A leader who is engineered and polished will only lead a group who wants to reap benefits from the resources of this nation.

It is time for us to forcefully demand that political parties, old or new, change the rules of the game.