Posted by: arahat November 17, 2009
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1. I am a Nepali and it all ends there. I am cursing anything that divides my nation.
-> If I were the citizen of the country you're living in and you still carry on with all your national origin groups even after getting the citizenship of this country, should I say the same to you?2. Your group vs. mine. I belong to a group called Nepali. I don't know any other group.
->You don't; that's your problem. But I've my group and I won't tolerate you cursing at my group.3. Again, what is the definition of Janajati?
-> That's what the whole debate is about.4. I am against all quota system. Nobody deserves anything just because of jaat. Quota should be solely based on how well off you are.
-> Some jaat specially tharus and dalits deserve the quota system for a certain trial period. FYI, I don't belong to that janjati.5. You can despise all you want but who is true Nepali here?
-> I know I am. I am not sure about you who doesn't want to accept and recognize the diversity.6. What makes me a hypocrite while I have been consistenly saying I am against anything that divides the nation politically.
-> you're a hypocrite in a sense, you like to backstab on other jatis while you blame the same for others. You're a hypocrite because you'd like to enjoy the benefits of being "janjatis" in other nation, but don't want to give the same benefit to others.7. I uderstand the value of preserving ones culture but I don't need to set up a politically group for that.
What political group are we talking about? If you're talking about the ethnicity based or geography based division of states; I'm strongly against the federalism.