Posted by: Sarkozy January 12, 2017
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Damn, how did this Joshi writer get publish article, first of all? Look at the title....it is so f...g stupid. ajha arulai jhapareko hera na...khate.
I found a commentator below article made a blunt comment....nice one...read this:
Joshi ji,
Your venting of anger could be considered of little value if you at least realized the fact that the country is hugely benefitting (and will continue in the future) from the knowledge, expertise and most importantly -the direct benefit of billions of rupees in terms of remittance. It is directly supporting the "running and operating" of the entire nation! Most of the economists and almost everyone agrees that IF it were not of remittance, Nepal would already have been a defunct and failed state. We all know that remittance has some negative consequences (social/cultural ills); however, we must weigh the pros and cons in a realistic manner. Your claim that the NRNs merely do complain, and do not contribute for their motherland, and are irresponsible -indicates that you are totally a bullshit (using your own term). Here is why I say you are a total bullshit and a little whiny stupid kid:
1) You say "Everyone [NRNs] says the system is not good; we need to create the good system. Nepal needs good leaders. What kind of system they are talking about? Who will create that system? Where can you get that system? Where can we get those leaders?" My question to you: What is wrong with asking for better system and better leadership? Even in the USA or UK, people are asking for the better system. and better leadership. System is not just related to any political "ism". For example, it could be replacing an archaic system of bidding in the government purchase with an "online" system -that at least guarantees some level of fairness and transparency...just an example. Definitely, NRNs are not physically present in Nepal but believe me, they are equally worried about the country -if not more. We have less flexibility and opportunity than you guys in the country to hold the party flags of political parties and take part in "Bandh" and "strikes" and show your full potential for the development of the country. If that does make us less of a "contributor" or "patriot" or whatever, let that be so DUDE!
2) What is wrong with complaining the drinking water which is not safe in most of the area? what is wrong with complaining the services in hospital and government delivery system? If you do a little bit of search, NRNs are making huge investments in hospitals, school projects and IT areas. Remember, ALL OF YOU PARTY FLAG HOLDERS -including the author of this BS article --NRNs are not just complaining. They are doing!!!! But if you are content with the "status quo" of what is there, I have nothing to say other than, "Ok, good luck"!
OK, you might have seen some cases of hypocrites -who happen to be NRNs -who just vent out their complains of this and that....those are not the representative of all the Nepalis staying abroad who have their best wishes for the sake of Nepal. I'd say, those "items" are everywhere -no mater where you go. Based on their complanings and show of hypocrisy, you cannot throw all the NRNs in one basket and discredit thier contribution. Please get rid of your poor narsissistic attitude. We all are Nepalis and our focus should be to raise our status above, support each other by getting together, not by excluding the others.
I found a commentator below article made a blunt comment....nice one...read this:
Joshi ji,
Your venting of anger could be considered of little value if you at least realized the fact that the country is hugely benefitting (and will continue in the future) from the knowledge, expertise and most importantly -the direct benefit of billions of rupees in terms of remittance. It is directly supporting the "running and operating" of the entire nation! Most of the economists and almost everyone agrees that IF it were not of remittance, Nepal would already have been a defunct and failed state. We all know that remittance has some negative consequences (social/cultural ills); however, we must weigh the pros and cons in a realistic manner. Your claim that the NRNs merely do complain, and do not contribute for their motherland, and are irresponsible -indicates that you are totally a bullshit (using your own term). Here is why I say you are a total bullshit and a little whiny stupid kid:
1) You say "Everyone [NRNs] says the system is not good; we need to create the good system. Nepal needs good leaders. What kind of system they are talking about? Who will create that system? Where can you get that system? Where can we get those leaders?" My question to you: What is wrong with asking for better system and better leadership? Even in the USA or UK, people are asking for the better system. and better leadership. System is not just related to any political "ism". For example, it could be replacing an archaic system of bidding in the government purchase with an "online" system -that at least guarantees some level of fairness and transparency...just an example. Definitely, NRNs are not physically present in Nepal but believe me, they are equally worried about the country -if not more. We have less flexibility and opportunity than you guys in the country to hold the party flags of political parties and take part in "Bandh" and "strikes" and show your full potential for the development of the country. If that does make us less of a "contributor" or "patriot" or whatever, let that be so DUDE!
2) What is wrong with complaining the drinking water which is not safe in most of the area? what is wrong with complaining the services in hospital and government delivery system? If you do a little bit of search, NRNs are making huge investments in hospitals, school projects and IT areas. Remember, ALL OF YOU PARTY FLAG HOLDERS -including the author of this BS article --NRNs are not just complaining. They are doing!!!! But if you are content with the "status quo" of what is there, I have nothing to say other than, "Ok, good luck"!
OK, you might have seen some cases of hypocrites -who happen to be NRNs -who just vent out their complains of this and that....those are not the representative of all the Nepalis staying abroad who have their best wishes for the sake of Nepal. I'd say, those "items" are everywhere -no mater where you go. Based on their complanings and show of hypocrisy, you cannot throw all the NRNs in one basket and discredit thier contribution. Please get rid of your poor narsissistic attitude. We all are Nepalis and our focus should be to raise our status above, support each other by getting together, not by excluding the others.