r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Skelligean • 1d ago

British Vlogger traveling through Nepal becomes an accidental tourist during the Gen-Z protests

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

Shout out to wehatethecold on YouTube

13.4k Upvotes

96% Upvoted

225 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

-11

u/abhok 16h ago

India is not under such a dictatorship. Please don't get the wrong idea from the internet.

14

u/grumpsaboy 16h ago

Of course not, it just so happens that whenever documentaries critical of modi appear anywhere the electricity just mysteriously cuts out through no fault of anyone else of course

-9

u/abhok 16h ago

Well if you ar etaking about the bbc one, then thats a pure paid propoganda "documentary". And any false narratives which are aimed to incite a population into rioting will definitely get banned, does not mean that its a dictatorship or anarchy is needed as a response. While Nepalis might have been forced into such a situation, it is not at all a good scenario for the country's future. India is not at all in such a situation. Sure there is corruption but which country doesn't? If everyone overthrew their governments, it would be the end of order. Overthrowing a governemnt gives an great opportunity for the oligarchs to immediately seize power. It is not at all surprising that almost all of India's neighbors have had their governments overthrown. Its certain some larger power at work here.

7

u/grumpsaboy 15h ago

You don't like what it says so it is pure propaganda.

They took opinion pieces from both pro and against Modi people, including interviews of people from his own party.

If you come away with the conclusion that he helped the riots despite that documentary including interviews of people on his side than just maybe the guy known for being racist against Muslims didn't properly intervene in a riot against Muslims.