Why do countries like Nepal never seem to be able to produce strong institutions?
In the essay below, I explain why we need the Monarchy to act as an antidote to our tribal reality.
https://t.co/O5cmH0jT8U
Leftists see politics as an extension of the culture war, they ruthlessly pursue their agenda. Capture media, academia, and institutions and they are really good at setting narratives.
Meanwhile, Conservatives see politics as an amicable discourse, their whole politics revolves around an "appeal to reason."
Thats why we hear about “नवीन समझदारी” crap so much.
So, how are Conservatives supposed to win the war if they don’t even know they’re in one?
@PravatKafley@Kantiiiram Haha tyo ta ho but maile chai narrative ko kura matra gareko. Mero esko quote tweet ko sandrva ma. Narrative ta zero sum game nai ho.
Feri sworga nai dharti ma khasalna chai lagnu vayena gufai guff ma.
I was struggling to put into words what I actually meant, before this (ideas were scattered in mind). Yesterday, I sat down to write an essay around this topic, and I myself finally understood what I was trying to articulate 😆 @PravatKafley
“We see the world through stories,” and culture WAR is the war of stories. While they tell the story of the Pharaoh and the Israelites, we must tell the story of the crucified Christ, and our story has the advantage of truth.
Leftists see politics as an extension of the culture war, they ruthlessly pursue their agenda. Capture media, academia, and institutions and they are really good at setting narratives.
Meanwhile, Conservatives see politics as an amicable discourse, their whole politics revolves around an "appeal to reason."
Thats why we hear about “नवीन समझदारी” crap so much.
So, how are Conservatives supposed to win the war if they don’t even know they’re in one?
Right now, there is no clear archetypal story coming from the Rajabadi side. राजा सबैको साझा is not a story and विदेशी हस्तक्षेप is too abstract. If we want to win the culture war we need to tell the most basic of archetypal story.