Posted by: BadhiJanne September 26, 2016
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@United4Nepal
So your argument is that if Adhikaar supports it, we should all too?
First of all Adhikaar fights for basic human rights. If you present it as a human rights issue, that’s one thing – don’t say as a Nepali you have to sign up. Second, just because a non-profit supports an agenda, all Nepali should rile up to support it.
Did you even try to understand why I don’t support TPS signing, the second time – specially when its drummed up as something all Nepali need to do?
Well, why should I? First of all, TPS has been made an instrument to take advantage of a grave situation in Nepal. Granted, there were few who really had to go back to take care of their family right after the earthquake. Are you seriously telling me people would wait one whole year and all of a sudden think they have to go back now to help?
No wonder Nepalis residing in Nepal don’t have a favorable view of those abroad. We are taking advantage of a tragedy back home (second time, first time it was via asylum process) to correct our mistake (over stay, illegal entry) of the past.
What I find most frustrating is these Nepali-patriots wanna bes who keep pushing “Nepal-unite” agenda to get their shits done. Be honest about it, say you cheated the system in the past but need this TPS to correct your mistake – I might even support that. Don’t tell me as a Nepali I have to do this.
So your argument is that if Adhikaar supports it, we should all too?
First of all Adhikaar fights for basic human rights. If you present it as a human rights issue, that’s one thing – don’t say as a Nepali you have to sign up. Second, just because a non-profit supports an agenda, all Nepali should rile up to support it.
Did you even try to understand why I don’t support TPS signing, the second time – specially when its drummed up as something all Nepali need to do?
Well, why should I? First of all, TPS has been made an instrument to take advantage of a grave situation in Nepal. Granted, there were few who really had to go back to take care of their family right after the earthquake. Are you seriously telling me people would wait one whole year and all of a sudden think they have to go back now to help?
No wonder Nepalis residing in Nepal don’t have a favorable view of those abroad. We are taking advantage of a tragedy back home (second time, first time it was via asylum process) to correct our mistake (over stay, illegal entry) of the past.
What I find most frustrating is these Nepali-patriots wanna bes who keep pushing “Nepal-unite” agenda to get their shits done. Be honest about it, say you cheated the system in the past but need this TPS to correct your mistake – I might even support that. Don’t tell me as a Nepali I have to do this.