Absolutely, I just realize how complex intercultural/interfaith relations can be.
Be careful in business and do your best to fully understand the culture/religion. If something `wrong` or unexpected happens and it is said to be in the name of the community, the only way out is by going their way. The comments of Dedoo make sense and it takes many years to get to understand how the Balinese culture works. Know that living or doing business in Bali (and pretty much in the whole Asia) has surprises beyond anything you imagine. Be prepare to accept it when it happens. I still believe that some rules should be explained (by the leaders) to the citizens here to limit drifting toward possible abuses.
It is true that you get any benefit from negative reactions in Bali, peace and acceptance of whatever happens is the only key. Whether you `think` an event is right or wrong, it is as it is.
Be careful and respectful.



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