kalopani: i don't care about greencard at all. i applied like two years ago, just to give company to my friend who was applying then. he said, let's do it. i said ok. and that was it. i never checked the results, neither did i apply again. bring me the thread where as you said i "were all worried to make a green card" i don't give a damn about greencard. if i said anywhere, that was just to poke fun at others (like you, of course!) who apply for GC each year and cry on sajha's wall for not getting approved. now it's possible that you already have GC, no need to brag about it here because i don't give a $hit! if you are an asylee, that's even more pathetic.
btw, learn some english when you have spare time at your workstation, sorry that was meant to be gas-station! i'll assume you were saying, "you already thinking you have owned the world". i don't think that way. the world is not mine, but i belong here. i might seem a little too proud to be who i am but its people's perception, not my problem. just an undergrad, huh? what are your qualifications, big guy? proficiency in gas station counter job? maybe you are in your 40s, and you are a post doc, manager of a firm or whatever, but don't you ever dare to ridicule me just because i'm an undergrad! 
next thing, don't relate any politicians to me. i'm not influenced by any political beliefs. and i don't give a $hit to any politicians. 
it might be true that crime rates in Nepal are higher than that in the States but States was once where Nepal is now. and things can be made better. but it's not going to happen on its own. i'm just saying that it's everyone's moral responsibility. and it's wrong to stay in the states after you are done with your pursuit of education or work or whatever you came for.