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GenZ Kids vs Nepo Kids




This post has been edited by ScooterBoi: Sep 10 2025, 09:43 AM

people around the world should start burning thier gov and politician before its too late, the New World Order is coming

I cannot believe what I saw today. Gen Z protests in Nepal and how they unfolded from my lense.

The full journey back from Thailand to the UK on 2 wheels continues soon once I am able to get out of curfew here and fly the bike. It seems it might be a while until that happens.

Love you all

No TikTok no life

ministers homes lit, not seen one shop looted ...
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pls dont loot pls oh god

Nepal is where Indian people meet Chinese people.

i bet, evil fking xixipee had their hand all over this mayhem....

these bastard want to takeover nepal

This post has been edited by CivicTypeRFk8: Sep 10 2025, 05:29 AM

Salah CIA ....as always?

Almost all (99%) politicians are way too corrupt!

We need to bring them down!

Murica learning curve for upcoming ban on Tiktok

salah corruption lah
where got people be PM 6 times

their PM system is rotation style

Hope their society doesn't go the way of animal farm

Iran did just that burned their govt, executed their leaders, depose the Shah.

And then what? Ayatollah and IRGC took over. Not a cent spend on the people.

ALl the money went to fight wars hundreds of miles away, money went to cronies politically connected IRGC, bad planning until water also don't have.

burn pasal apa? mt everest too many rubbish ke?

soul78: Nepal has Fallen

Indon got many friend in Nepal.

What kind of Stupid comment is this. Nepal Govt ban Tiktok erupt Gen Z roit. If Govt didnt ban the Social Media, This roit will not happen.
If China want take over Nepal, just need force Nepal payback the debt already enough take over whole country.

there are 2 main triggers/reasons:

1. A government ban on social media: The Nepalese government issued a nationwide ban on over two dozen social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and X (formerly Twitter). The official reason given was the failure of these companies to register and comply with new regulations. However, many critics saw this as an attempt to curb freedom of expression and silence online dissent.

2. Widespread frustration over corruption and nepotism: The social media ban was the spark that ignited a deeper, underlying anger. A viral "nepo kid" trend on platforms like TikTok and Reddit had been highlighting the lavish lifestyles of the children of political elites, contrasting it with the economic struggles of ordinary citizens. This fueled public outrage and demands for greater accountability, transparency, and systemic reform.


sounds familiar?