Nepal Royalist Protests

[The Hindustani State]

https://news.abplive.com/news/world/nep ... te-1405622

While there has been unrest against Nepal’s atheist, Chinese backed government earlier in the year, the biggest demonstrations since the time of the Communist Revolution are taking place now. Thousands and thousands of Nepalis have taken to the streets wanting the restoration of Nepal’s Hindu monarchy, which was overthrown in 2008 and replaced by an atheist government backed by China. The atheist communist government repressed many of the religious institutions, but in recent years have begun cracking down on freedom of press and dissenting parties. This has caused many people, including those who supported the communist party earlier, to oppose it. Recently, thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets, chanting slogans such as "King, please come back and save the country," and "Now we have a king in red clothes." However, police have begun cracking down on these protests as well, so its unknown how long they will last, but this is the first major opposition the ruling Communist Party of Nepal has faced since the revolution in 2008. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has yet to make an official statement regarding these protests. Do you think Nepal should bring back its monarchy and overthrow the ruling party, or should the communist party continue? Let me know in the thread

I think these protests are good, because the Nepali government is basically a puppet state of China and it is destroying Nepal’s Hindu culture

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[Gods Pure Land]

https://www.opindia.com/2020/12/nepal-hindu-monarchy-royalists-rashtriya-prajatantra-party-rsn-rpp/

While there has been unrest against Nepal’s atheist, Chinese backed government earlier in the year, the biggest demonstrations since the time of the Communist Revolution are taking place now. Thousands and thousands of Nepalis have taken to the streets wanting the restoration of Nepal’s Hindu monarchy, which was overthrown in 2008 and replaced by an atheist government backed by China. The atheist communist government repressed many of the religious institutions, but in recent years have begun cracking down on freedom of press and dissenting parties. This has caused many people, including those who supported the communist party earlier, to oppose it. Recently, thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets, chanting slogans such as "King, please come back and save the country," and "Now we have a king in red clothes." However, police have begun cracking down on these protests as well, so its unknown how long they will last, but this is the first major opposition the ruling Communist Party of Nepal has faced since the revolution in 2008. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has yet to make an official statement regarding these protests. Do you think Nepal should bring back its monarchy and overthrow the ruling party, or should the communist party continue? Let me know in the thread

I think these protests are good, because the Nepali government is basically a puppet state of China and it is destroying Nepal’s Hindu culture

More articles:
https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics/Nepal- ... f-monarchy
https://myrepublica.nagariknetwork.com/ ... kathmandu/

First off I love your flag, second off, I think this is amazing, while the former monarchy was operating by a pagan religion that's still leagues ahead of an atheistic republican government, much less a communist one

Long Live the King!

[Ethics Committee of the SCPF]

I think the old leadership is much better than the current one.

[The Two Jerseys]

This is a good thing, I wish the monarchists the best of luck.

[Albionist Great Britain]

Blessings to the Nepalese royalists and all opposition to the Communist tyranny goosestepping on native customs and the rights of the people. Any opposition to the CCP and their puppets is righteous, this movement especially so.

[The Hindustani State]

Even Nepali Muslims have joined in in support of the royalists opposing the treatment of Uyghurs in China

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/wor ... 478366.cms

[-Insaanistan-]

Even Nepali Muslims have joined in in support of the royalists opposing the Uyghurs in China

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/wor ... 478366.cms

Unlike Hindustan, Nepal has been relatively tolerant of it’s Muslim population.

[-Insaanistan-]

Nepal is Communist rules in every way except name.

[Suriyanakhon]

I hope that the Nepalese protests achieve their goal and Nepal rejects totalitarian Maoism.

[Trollzyn the Infinite]

Not a fan of monarchism. Less a fan of Maoism.

Bring back the king.

[Nekostan-e Gharbi]

I’m definitely not a fan of traditionalism. However if any form of non-Chinese traditionalism can be used to curb China let’s do it.

[-Insaanistan-]

Not a fan of monarchism. Less a fan of Maoism.

Bring back the king.

[-Insaanistan-]

Nepal Zindabad!

[Esalia]

Not much of a fan of monarchies (especially if the monarch is more than just a ceremonial figurehead), if the monarchy was better than the current government, I'm all for it coming back.

[Salus Maior]

Lit.

[Moralityland]

Agree, bring back the Royal Family. Bring back the Monarchy.

[Enlais]

I have to oppose the return of the monarchy in this instance. I do not think it prudent to support the monarchists, given Nepal does still have regular relatively free elections among numerous parties, socialist and otherwise, under their current multi-party democratic system. While I do not entirely support the ruling party of Nepal, especially with recent trends, ultimately, even a flawed democracy is preferable to a monarchy, as a democracy can change over time, while a monarchy is set in stone, and is prone to incompetent leadership. I find it more prudent to wait for pro-democracy protests rather than throw our lot in with monarchists just because they're different. It's important to remember that monarchy is by far the worst system of governance yet devised.

[Nakena]

Pagan Min

[Nekostan-e Gharbi]

It’s very unfortunate that lots of authoritarians are here..still better than China though.

[The Hindustani State]

Nepal is Communist rules in every way except name.

What do you mean?

[Moralityland]

I have to oppose the return of the monarchy in this instance. I do not think it prudent to support the monarchists, given Nepal does still have regular relatively free elections among numerous parties, socialist and otherwise, under their current multi-party democratic system. While I do not entirely support the ruling party of Nepal, especially with recent trends, ultimately, even a flawed democracy is preferable to a monarchy, as a democracy can change over time, while a monarchy is set in stone, and is prone to incompetent leadership. I find it more prudent to wait for pro-democracy protests rather than throw our lot in with monarchists just because they're different. It's important to remember that monarchy is by far the worst system of governance yet devised.

No, atheistic communism is the worse system of govt, and Nepal is communist, not democratic, elections there are as fake as the US 2020 presidential elections, sir.

[Kexholm Karelia]

Communism is a disease that needs to be eradicated in a similar way to how the Allies handled fascism after WW2. Free Nepal!

[-Insaanistan-]

Nepal is Communist rules in every way except name.

What do you mean?

Sorry, for some reason my autocorrect added in the word “rules”. Disregard that word, please.

[Enlais]

I have to oppose the return of the monarchy in this instance. I do not think it prudent to support the monarchists, given Nepal does still have regular relatively free elections among numerous parties, socialist and otherwise, under their current multi-party democratic system. While I do not entirely support the ruling party of Nepal, especially with recent trends, ultimately, even a flawed democracy is preferable to a monarchy, as a democracy can change over time, while a monarchy is set in stone, and is prone to incompetent leadership. I find it more prudent to wait for pro-democracy protests rather than throw our lot in with monarchists just because they're different. It's important to remember that monarchy is by far the worst system of governance yet devised.

No, atheistic communism is the worse system of govt, and Nepal is communist, not democratic, elections there are as fake as the US 2020 presidential elections, sir.

Okay, now, see, that's just not true. For a start, Nepal is not atheistic, it's secular. It guarantees equal protection to all religions, with the only caveat that religious groups are not allowed to convert others from other religions. Second, Nepal definitely is democratic. It's not a perfect democracy, it's deeply flawed, but they do have elections and powerful opposition parties, and they're not exactly a dictatorship. Third, the US 2020 presidential elections were not fake, there is 0 evidence otherwise, and it doesn't even make sense for an opposition party without any access to government resources through which to rig an election to be able to pull it off, and if they could, they certainly wouldn't have done it so incompetently that you'd be able to tell without an investigation. Finally, monarchy is absolutely the worst form of government ever devised. A tankie regime at least doesn't have heritable power, their leaders are at least consistently competent. In a monarchy, it's a complete tossup. The next guy could be good, or they could be awful, and either way, you're stuck with it. And that doesn't even account for the horrendous abuses of power historically committed by monarchs, the likes of which would make Stalin look like a kitten in comparison.

[Old Tanokiana]

Bring Back the King