first point, bolstering capitalism in nepal is a far cry. lets take care of reality first. i think they should brought into mainstream politcs (i think, i am not a visionary, i am biased and oblivious), but we cannot allow nepal to be peru or cambodia. how can anyone force anything down someone lese's throat???? some realll deep rooted problems in our soceity ,tara we cannot force anyone to change thier minds. give birth to a counter revolution??? (this is if you sincerely believe maoists should come to power and tell 25 million people to believe in thier ideologies. hell i don't believe in waht maoists preach (u may have money in stock market, but i got land baby, i dont' want to redistribute that...hypothetically speaking), but then, who am i to say? they wnat to form their party, full right to do so. just becamse middle classs people dont' like wath they say does not make them wrong. secondly, you are contradicting yourself (spare me the "bashing" like you did a long time ago). you are advocating for capitalism, which implies free flow of money, investement, markets et. al. and then on the other hand, you are syaing we should "forcefully shov[e] down [ideologies] it down people's throats". how are they in concordance with one antoher? or are you advocating for those policies similar to china....free market, not people? anyways, all for capitalism though it may have its share of evils, but there are more grave concerns at hand. lets bring them to talbe first, lets ask them give up arms, form their party and lets see how much populartiy they really hve and if they do, they can work on thier agendas.