Posted by: pire January 5, 2011
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"..didn't ask your bedanta about knowledge of ghehenra samser"
I am not surprised at your attitude. When furnished with detailed knowledge on Gehendra Shamsher, you are now upset. Well, it doesn't hurt to know more about him.
And just FYI, I still don't understand what you are trying to say. You should practice writing your sentences clearly. baru nepalima lekhe pani hunchha. Most of the people will find it difficult to understand what you are trying to say.
It seems you found a new criterion for economic growth (employment growth). Look, I know our country has been fu(ked up especially after the Maoist war begun, but do you have any data on employment trend to support your arguments on employment rate decline?
I don't support any particular leader of our democracy. I agree that they are di(kheads. But here is a difference: you don' t have to support these leaders to support democracy. Democracy is our only hope to move forward. We must learn to live in it; we must work hard to enforce rule of law rather than interpret democracy as a free-for-all system; in other words, we must learn to use democracy for our collective benefit.
NALAPANI,
Look, you are an ardent supporter of a guy who is writing that Panchayat system was better. You fully deserve to be called Mandale. I mean if you are a supporter of Panchayat system, you should be proud of this label anyway.
I find it funny that you think your ancestors fought for Nepal, the motherland. No, my ancestors fought for people within it. Without people, the land alone is nothing. Nepali people are the most important thing. People are important, their opinion is important and their welfare is important, and that's why the system of democracy is important because it emphasizes the role of people in governance.
So, you are a Gorkha. That is an old name. Now we call ourselves Nepali. Unless your ancestors served in British or Indian army, where Gorkha is also a synonym for Jawans, there is no point in calling yourself a Gorkha.
I agree with your one sentence that several (NOT ALL) netas have made a mockery of democracy. If I had powers, I would have sent them to prisons. But I am not going to support those who want to send DEMOCRACY to prison ( and not NETAS).
"..didn't ask your bedanta about knowledge of ghehenra samser"
I am not surprised at your attitude. When furnished with detailed knowledge on Gehendra Shamsher, you are now upset. Well, it doesn't hurt to know more about him.
And just FYI, I still don't understand what you are trying to say. You should practice writing your sentences clearly. baru nepalima lekhe pani hunchha. Most of the people will find it difficult to understand what you are trying to say.
It seems you found a new criterion for economic growth (employment growth). Look, I know our country has been fu(ked up especially after the Maoist war begun, but do you have any data on employment trend to support your arguments on employment rate decline?
I don't support any particular leader of our democracy. I agree that they are di(kheads. But here is a difference: you don' t have to support these leaders to support democracy. Democracy is our only hope to move forward. We must learn to live in it; we must work hard to enforce rule of law rather than interpret democracy as a free-for-all system; in other words, we must learn to use democracy for our collective benefit.
NALAPANI,
Look, you are an ardent supporter of a guy who is writing that Panchayat system was better. You fully deserve to be called Mandale. I mean if you are a supporter of Panchayat system, you should be proud of this label anyway.
I find it funny that you think your ancestors fought for Nepal, the motherland. No, my ancestors fought for people within it. Without people, the land alone is nothing. Nepali people are the most important thing. People are important, their opinion is important and their welfare is important, and that's why the system of democracy is important because it emphasizes the role of people in governance.
So, you are a Gorkha. That is an old name. Now we call ourselves Nepali. Unless your ancestors served in British or Indian army, where Gorkha is also a synonym for Jawans, there is no point in calling yourself a Gorkha.
I agree with your one sentence that several (NOT ALL) netas have made a mockery of democracy. If I had powers, I would have sent them to prisons. But I am not going to support those who want to send DEMOCRACY to prison ( and not NETAS).