Is disagreement is a curse in our domain, I wonder often. We rarely like to touch those ideas which tend to differ from what we harbor with respect. It appears we are more into who the speaker is than what is said. For example, if we hear "Democracy is in danger in Nepal", we first want to know who is making this mahabani. If the mahabani comes from one of our idols, we chant "jindabad---jindabad", otherwise, we either say "murdabad--- murdabad" or just ignore. We must realize by worshipping Ram, we can certainly be hanumans but not Ram himself.