Judgement Day

I voted Trump too!

Voted Trump.

It's really funny how the democrats are the party of inclusion, diversity, and individual choice but as soon as someone does not agree with a democrat or supports a republican, all the name calling starts. God forbid if you are a minority and you do not support the democratic party, you are an instant pariah. Yet I am so encouraged to see so many minorities being vocal about their support for Trump and the republican party in 2020. Those of us that played by the rule and work hard, and worked even harder when we ran into tough times (instead of looking for the government to solve our problems), should hold others like us accountable to do the same thing we were able to do in these United States. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

#Trump 2020, beat these haters.

हात्ती आयो हात्ती आयो फुससा | गुरुले मम भन्दै जपना गर्नुस भन्थे तेसै गरुम | भोलि बिहान तिर त सुसमाचार सुन्न पाइएला ?

Momomomomomo lau maile ta gare. Hope Trump wins, I like what I see so far.

Mangale thinks if Trump wins Americans are idiot. Instead of criticizing everyone who doesn't support liberal candidate, you should probably introspect yourself. Self proclaimed liberals like you are expert on name calling when you see anyone who follows simple principle or advocate about some values as 'conservative'. Trump is better candidate than Biden for America. Don't be a party's dalaal and think about the country. And btw both candidates have their own racist statement and sexual allegations. But if you gotta pick 1 out if 2 Trump is the better choice. Last edited: 04-Nov-20 06:52 AM

If I were you, I would not get too emotionally involved in this news-fodder called "Elections 2020". In the US, I have met neither any Nepalese person who is homeless nor one who makes 400k per year. Based on the state or place of your domicile, you will still owe about the same ballpark tax. Even though, we might be able to drastically reduce racism, prejudice and stereotyping might be here to stay. On an individual level, most of us will probably be doing the same kind of job two years from now as we are doing now. No true change will materialize unless 330 million people improve their societal values and their ways of doing things as a whole rather than changing the occupants in the White House or the Capitol. This is especially more true for the Nepalese society. Last edited: 04-Nov-20 12:11 PM