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no_quiero Mar 31, 2009 2:32 PM
Bathroomcoffee, in your logic US government should issue H1B visa for prostitution. Nepal is our country and if you find difficult life in Australia then you can always return to Nepal. I know in this way many girls can avoid prostitution. Many girls in Nepal and India are forced to prostitution. Unfortunately same cannot be said about Australia. I am not saying it is right to do prostitution in Nepal or India but I am saying it is understandable why people fall in this trap. Why slur the name of the country by going overseas for study and indulge in prostitution .
catch_meh_if_u_can Mar 31, 2009 2:34 PM
why would u judge people..its free world!!! do as u wish...if somebody wants to get into the profession..thass their will..they want fast money easy way..why do we have to judge them!!! we better mind our own business..there are laws in place!!! they are many ways we can justify prostitution and in the same way disapprove of it!!! so what the fuss is all about!!! if u wanna do it..go ahead...if u dont..just stayaway and do not pass judgements...based on your researchless idiotic hypothesis!!!
thapap Mar 31, 2009 2:48 PM
no quiero, so what do you want to do? you think that status or situation in Nepal is any better for "girls" or "females". seems like you are in a cocoon and need to come out of the shell. if one can use it for their advantage and make themselves better; i do not think there is anything wrong with that. BECAUSE ITS ANOTHER JOB. you must have heard about girls who were/are prostitutes or exotic dancers and/or escorts who still managed to get PhD from Stanford (O: . i am sure now they don't have to do it anymore. its all about using what you have to exploit the opportunity. if that makes them to better their situation then its better than being touched; felt and gnarled in the public bus or tempo of nepal...... DOES THIS MEAN I AM JUSTIFYING ?? NO!!!! who the hell is the ambassador and nepalese government to define who can go abroad or not!!!! as long as individuals realize what they are getting into then there should be no restriction about what they can do.. my 0.02 1. government should provide education about what happens in foreign country. [ NOT BLAME OR POINT OUT GIRLS ARE IN PROSTITUTION ] 2. your faithful ambassador ( in my word a pos ) is generalizing or giving a LABEL to all GIRLS in AUSTRALIA as being involved.... 3. NEPALESE PPL in power should understand the IMPLICATION of what they are saying. 4. ITS NONE OF THE DYAMN'S AMBASSADOR'S or the GOVERNMENT'S business about what the people are doing as long as they are NOT EXPLOITED. 5 . GOVERNMENT was/is touting about the REMITTANCE and inflow OF MONEY. WHAT DO YOU THINK THE NEPALESE MEN are experiencing in ARAB countries and MALAYSIA. or even IRAQ and AFGANISTHAN. its NO LESS THAN BEING "EXPLOITED IN BEING SEX TRADE." i.e. psychologically they are abused; physically they are tormented. have you thought about working in desert for 18 hours. just because "HORMONES" are not excreted does not MAKE IT ANY BETTER.
thapap Mar 31, 2009 2:48 PM
no quiero, so what do you want to do? you think that status or situation in Nepal is any better for "girls" or "females". seems like you are in a cocoon and need to come out of the shell. if one can use it for their advantage and make themselves better; i do not think there is anything wrong with that. BECAUSE ITS ANOTHER JOB. you must have heard about girls who were/are prostitutes or exotic dancers and/or escorts who still managed to get PhD from Stanford (O: . i am sure now they don't have to do it anymore. its all about using what you have to exploit the opportunity. if that makes them to better their situation then its better than being touched; felt and gnarled in the public bus or tempo of nepal...... DOES THIS MEAN I AM JUSTIFYING ?? NO!!!! who the hell is the ambassador and nepalese government to define who can go abroad or not!!!! as long as individuals realize what they are getting into then there should be no restriction about what they can do.. my 0.02 1. government should provide education about what happens in foreign country. [ NOT BLAME OR POINT OUT GIRLS ARE IN PROSTITUTION ] 2. your faithful ambassador ( in my word a pos ) is generalizing or giving a LABEL to all GIRLS in AUSTRALIA as being involved.... 3. NEPALESE PPL in power should understand the IMPLICATION of what they are saying. 4. ITS NONE OF THE DYAMN'S AMBASSADOR'S or the GOVERNMENT'S business about what the people are doing as long as they are NOT EXPLOITED. 5 . GOVERNMENT was/is touting about the REMITTANCE and inflow OF MONEY. WHAT DO YOU THINK THE NEPALESE MEN are experiencing in ARAB countries and MALAYSIA. or even IRAQ and AFGANISTHAN. its NO LESS THAN BEING "EXPLOITED IN BEING SEX TRADE." i.e. psychologically they are abused; physically they are tormented. have you thought about working in desert for 18 hours. just because "HORMONES" are not excreted does not MAKE IT ANY BETTER.
Rewire Mar 31, 2009 2:51 PM
"Who the hell are u? What is your problem? None of your business?It is a free world" mentality is the quintessential definition of Nepali's version of FREEDOM. Ask any son/daughter of a political leader about their mansions, lands and cars, you'll get the same answer. Seriously, who the hell I am? It's none of my business. As per your saying "some wants to make money off", this is none of your business to question them. What makes the leader's case different from this one? If you don't hesitate to blame these leaders for destryoing the country, what makes these gals as NOT destroying our image around the world? What ticks in your mind when anybody says "I'm going to Thailand"? Why do you think prostitution is illegal in US, as most Sajha basi are in the US. Why should US government be against your so called "free world" concept?, may be you should ask the congress to pass the law. After all US foster FREEDOM (am I right?), you should have no problem if you approach your local senator to fund the bill. It seems Nepali people have achieved the "enlightenment" to answer everything and anything in perspective with a simple question-Tero Bauko ke matlab? aka "What is your problem?" Personally it does not bother me, as per your belief "None of your business". But someday at a friend's gathering while I'm trying to glorify my mother land among all the foreigners, an Aussie comes to me and says " I've booned bunch of cheap Nepali hooker back home. They are plenty of Nepali slut out there". I would not be too proud with that. But then again you'll say "This has nothing to do with our country pride". By your logic, I should take the Aussie's word and be proud instead. If the news is true, the government did the right thing. So when exactly do you want the government to intervene? Wait till they get AIDS? You'll be then again pointing fingers at the same government if they die, blaming them for not doing this, not doing that.... My 2 cents. Last edited: 31-Mar-09 02:59 PM Last edited: 31-Mar-09 03:19 PM
super007 Mar 31, 2009 3:05 PM
Well said "Rewire", agree with you!!!
BathroomCoffee Mar 31, 2009 3:23 PM
BathroomCoffee Mar 31, 2009 3:32 PM
Rewire its just shows your insecurity to be offended by someone saying he or she banged Nepali prostitutes in Australia. What if they said they went to Kathmandu and banged a whole bunch of Nepali prostitutes, and says there are plenty of Nepal sluts out there ? That is one asinine logic.
Rewire Mar 31, 2009 3:48 PM
Bathroom.. tell me ONE country which is not effected by prostitution? As people have mentioned above, it is an age old practice. Exporting our dirty socks to a foreign nation and being proud of the smell, is the topic. Isn't it logical to contain the smell within. Spreading the smell can be hazardous and shows your lack of concern and respect for the neighbor. Don't derail too far from the topic and mix match logic. Again NONE of my business to what they do, it's their life. I'll be chatting with friends of few things we've left to talk about Nepal and I'll put this on on the top list. 1. Nepali Prostitute around the world. 2. Mt. Everest. 3. Gautama Buddha. I cannot wait to feel proud of all the achievement and spread the message of your beliefs. Last edited: 31-Mar-09 03:49 PM
catch_meh_if_u_can Mar 31, 2009 3:52 PM
REWIRE... rewire(verb) dude!!by the way no one can offend u..saying i have boned sluts from your country...if he dares to say that...he might deserve a blow!!! or u could say the same too!!!choice is urs!!!
BathroomCoffee Mar 31, 2009 4:00 PM
Rewire," As people have mentioned above, it is an age old practice. Exporting our dirty socks to a foreign nation and being proud of the smell, is the topic." Well my dear fren there are dirty socks everywhere you go. Some of them local some of them imported. By your logic its ok to have Nepali Prostitutes in Nepal but not to send them elseware without addresing WHY OUR NEPALI ARE INDULGING IN THIS PROFESSION.
deshbhaktanepali Mar 31, 2009 4:14 PM
One more idea guys.....you may agree with me or not...as I have time and again said in this tread and others...it is their personal choice...they made a choice in life for good or for bad...but why are we so much against prostitution if it is not forced...don't guys sell their service...they sell human labor right?? they lift weight ...they run rikshaw in Nepal...they use human body to serve other and earn living...so what is their wrong in women using their body in providing service to other who want to buy their service...I think..it is a profession created by men...used women for themself and then gave it a wrong name....if it is followed on personal choice and doesn't harm other...its just selling of body part to serve others...whats wrong in it as long as it doesn't harm others...your thought...
Rewire Mar 31, 2009 4:17 PM
Bathroom As I've repeated again and again, personally I don't care. You have your own opinion. With that said, I congratulate you with your new found pride and your "prostitution is OK" secured self image. I,on the other hand, am walking away in peace with my "unsecured (like you said)" tail between my legs like a stray dog. Remember you can use the same logic and excuse for everything if you are a Nepali - NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS. You kill somebody, just say "None of your business" to the witness. You win. Good luck. Last edited: 31-Mar-09 04:20 PM
no_quiero Mar 31, 2009 4:21 PM
When you are outside your country every person is like ambassador of Nepal when they are overseas. Their bad behaviors can affect the image of whole community. Its not freedom of choice. It dents image of nepal, nepali girls and students overseas. As somebody said, if it is freedom of choice than why is prostitution illegal in US. Its time to think. May be it is no more freedom of choice. For Your information prostitution is Illegal in All States of Australia except NSW. Last edited: 31-Mar-09 04:23 PM
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