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peacenepal1
Peace Nepal :
सरकारले श्रम को एउटा डेस्क त्रिभुवन अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय विमान स्थल मा २४ सै घण्टा खुल्ला राख्नु पर्छ । कैयौ सग त्यस्तो ज्ञान हुन्न छुट पुट भएको खण्ड मा अन दस्पोट श्रम गरेर पठाउन सकीयोस रेमिटेन्स मात्र हेर्ने सरकार सग यस्तो बुद्दी कहाँ हुन्छ र।😳😳
2026-11-02 04:34:36
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kiron175
Kir On :
what about round trip which is provided by company
2026-11-02 06:42:26
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babysa1233
my heart❤️ :
ghante sarkhar ko kamjori ho
2026-11-02 09:25:58
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rajubist81
👑 RajuBist81.Official👑 :
कुन नयाँ नियम हो र? यो त पहिलेदेखि नै लागू हुँदै आएको नियम हो नि। श्रमको वैधता कति हुन्छ भन्ने कुरा सबैलाई राम्ररी थाहा छ। थाहा नभएजस्तो गरेर नयाँ नियमको नाम दिनुको कुनै अर्थ छैन।
2026-11-02 07:48:47
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ameeshabasnet
🔥🔥Ameesha :
Nepal bata
2026-11-02 06:22:05
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user35817825162964
user35817825162964 :
pradesh bat
2026-11-02 09:09:25
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cactus1110
cactus1110 :
श्रम स्वीकृति त पहिला पनि गर्नु पर्थ्यो होइन र!
2026-11-02 08:14:56
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user4613773777794
user4613773777794 :
ma ktm
2026-11-02 10:18:57
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ranjitrasaili500
R⚔️R🇦🇪 :
Dubai bata
2026-11-02 08:00:27
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rajesj.kumar2
Rajesj Kumar :
Nepal bat
2026-11-02 08:26:00
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bikramshah4980
Bikram shah :
yo thag systems ho jist Nepal matra ho sram srukrit so india bangalades ra srilankama automatic systems huncha mitra
2026-11-02 05:42:17
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karansaud1992
karan saud🇳🇵🇧🇬🇧🇬🇪🇺 :
bulgaria
2026-11-02 06:17:30
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gurubhairaja7
Pagla Bhatu :
Saudi Arabia
2026-11-02 06:03:23
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zeetenangbo
Global Angbo Realestate🌍️ :
👍
2026-11-02 08:00:07
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gopal.dhungana24
Gopal Dhungana :
morangbata
2026-11-02 06:13:16
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kisundev.chaudhar4
Kisundev Chaudhary :
lahan
2026-11-02 05:21:49
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sinesh.raut
Sinesh Raut :
👍️👍️👍️
2026-11-02 03:18:37
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bijayabist2
Bijay Singh Bist 🇨🇰 :
Nepal bat
2026-11-02 09:03:19
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kausilabhattarai3
kausilabhattarai3 :
nepal
2026-11-02 04:27:09
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userdhanbahadurteghre
Dhan teghre🇳🇵🇸🇦🇸🇦 :
ma saudi bata
2026-11-02 04:30:40
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pharsu.ram.550
pharsu.550 :
हाबादारि,
2026-11-02 04:55:31
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pashupati.bal
Pashupati Bal :
मो नेपाल बाटा मोइले गरै सके सरम उतै बटा टिक्ट कटेको 2 बै हुन्छकि हुदैना होला हजुर
2026-11-02 04:57:16
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shukrajoshi
Shukra Joshi :
Yes
2026-11-02 09:57:42
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indira.devkota1
Narayan Devkota :
malayca bata
2026-11-02 04:38:46
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shivdayalmahato5
shivdayalmahato5 :
Qatar
2026-11-02 04:09:42
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A tense exchange on The Rubin Report is going viral after turning a common Gen Z frustration into a heated debate about taxes, personal responsibility, and the role of government. Host Dave Rubin reacted to a clip from Caleb Hammer’s Financial Audit, featuring a young couple, Megan and Kyle, who expressed frustration with both political parties and said the system isn’t helping people like them. The moment that sparked the most attention came when Megan questioned why the system doesn’t do more—only for Hammer to push back hard. He argued that individuals still have control over their choices, urging her to improve her situation rather than blame the system. He also pointed out that lower earners contribute relatively little in federal income taxes compared to higher-income groups—leading to the viral “you contribute zero” interpretation. The clip resonated because it reflects a broader divide. Many younger Americans feel stuck dealing with rising costs, debt, and limited opportunities, while critics argue that personal decisions and accountability still matter more than systemic factors. Rubin used the moment to highlight what he sees as confusion about government’s role. He argued that many people distrust government while also expecting it to solve their problems—two ideas he says don’t align. From his perspective, the focus should be on individual responsibility rather than relying on policy solutions. At the same time, Megan’s frustration reflects a real sentiment. Many young adults feel that despite following the “right” path, stability is harder to achieve than it was for previous generations. That’s why the clip hit so hard—it wasn’t just an argument, but a snapshot of a bigger debate: how much success comes down to personal choices, and how much is shaped by the system itself.#fyp #viral
A tense exchange on The Rubin Report is going viral after turning a common Gen Z frustration into a heated debate about taxes, personal responsibility, and the role of government. Host Dave Rubin reacted to a clip from Caleb Hammer’s Financial Audit, featuring a young couple, Megan and Kyle, who expressed frustration with both political parties and said the system isn’t helping people like them. The moment that sparked the most attention came when Megan questioned why the system doesn’t do more—only for Hammer to push back hard. He argued that individuals still have control over their choices, urging her to improve her situation rather than blame the system. He also pointed out that lower earners contribute relatively little in federal income taxes compared to higher-income groups—leading to the viral “you contribute zero” interpretation. The clip resonated because it reflects a broader divide. Many younger Americans feel stuck dealing with rising costs, debt, and limited opportunities, while critics argue that personal decisions and accountability still matter more than systemic factors. Rubin used the moment to highlight what he sees as confusion about government’s role. He argued that many people distrust government while also expecting it to solve their problems—two ideas he says don’t align. From his perspective, the focus should be on individual responsibility rather than relying on policy solutions. At the same time, Megan’s frustration reflects a real sentiment. Many young adults feel that despite following the “right” path, stability is harder to achieve than it was for previous generations. That’s why the clip hit so hard—it wasn’t just an argument, but a snapshot of a bigger debate: how much success comes down to personal choices, and how much is shaped by the system itself.#fyp #viral

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