#nepal protest

Warning for some intense and violent imagery shown in the video

I've been so busy trying to figure out my own life, get things together, get on my feet, and on top of all that is what's been going on in my own country and trying to figure out how it'll affect me and my plans for my life. Because of it, I'd had such a wild event pass over my head.

Honestly hearing about it is something I'd been needing to hear. It's a great reminder that even when there are armies of people with riot gear and weaponry, people who are willing to shoot to kill a 12 year old child along with 19 other people and then their own community members, the love and care shared between those who want a change for a better future to give to those next in line will show and overpower.

That love and connection really burns strong... strong enough to destroy the parliament.

But whats even more wild is how similar this situation is to our own. Now if you already know you can just skip this part but if you don't I suggest you keep on reading In the videos I'd given they claimed that rubber bullets were used against these young protestors who were burning down private buildings. That is far from the truth, especially when you look at the videos provided in the first video. So far I've found one source who was there right when everything began, and I'm sure you might've heard about him if you'd been following this as it unfolded.

Another warning for intense imagery but no blood or severe injuries are shown. You can assume from here on there will be the same warnings.

Wehatethecold, aka Harry, was a man who was traveling from Thailand to the UK on his motor bike. He'd been going through some issues getting across the border, issues never before seen and getting more and more weird by the day, all until he finally made it to Nepal to ship his bike to Dubai. Unfortunately for him, he had no idea what had been causing the odd issues he's encountered, nor that he would end up being the only way the people of Nepal could have a voice and explain their side of the story and the reasoning for their unrest.

The government had banned most social media platforms and then proceeded to kill 20 individuals, seemingly with no reason or context given. Although with the fact that one of them was only a 12 year old child there is likely no good moral reason to it outside of corruption, a corruption that had been present and growing for years along with the unrest of the people who had to live with it.

A large portion of the protest was made up of individuals from Gen Z, the group encouraging those from the generation to gather, but when you watch the videos it wasn't just them. People from every generation had gathered and demanded to be heard, really proving that this wasn't just some "teens getting mad because their twitter was taken away" no this was genuine unrest and a demand for justice being shouted by a community.

And then, the parliament was burnt down.

The people successfully broke down the gates, fought through the crowds of militarized police, and even the actualy military, and burnt it down.

Video is mostly calm with brief cut backs to the footage of the protest/riot

So what happened after? Life returned to normal, mostly. Martial law was engaged but the people still won as their former prime minister rolled back the ban and stepped dow. And then... GEN Z VOTED FOR THEIR REPRESENTATIVE ON DISCORD. THIS IS PROVEN TRUE.

Even during the chaos of the protest and the people taking advantage to cause the more violent chaos by the extremeists, they made sure that this random guy from the UK on a bike was kept safe. They offer him directions of where to keep away from the danger and water. They even went up to the riot police who were trying to gas them to ask if he could be let through.

Now why am I bringing all of this up? Because the corruption doesn't stop.

After uploading the video, it was taken down on a copyright claim for "music". There is no music present in the video all throughout. It's back up now but not without some fighting.

As y'all know, America is suffering from similar, or even the exact same, corruption that Nepal had went through. I wouldn't be surprised if this post gets mysterously deleted in silence or if I get shadowbanned, since that's been happening especially on TikTok. Our president literally says he wants to eradicate the 1st admendment that protects us from this censorship, and innocent lives are being kidnapped and slaughtered if they refuse to stay quiet and obey. A literal cult worships him, most comparing him to God or Jesus, and following all that he demands of them. Even he himself has begun to make the comparison, only further proving how his following is a cult.

Now I bring all of this up because I see more and more people losing faith and hope that things can change, even in myself. But even if all seems lost for a future I want to remind people that this protest and their new prime minister being selected happened in only 5 days, and their riot police share lots of similarities to our own. If they're able to combat them and make the change then we can as well.

Well, that's all I have to say on the matter. I was actually in the middle of looking to switch to a new bank lol! Thank you for reading my post covering the event and my personal thoughts and I hope it helped some of y'all out who needed to hear it.

Remember to keep yourself safe, keep your loved ones safe, community is strength in these dark times, and most of all: