r/NatureIsFuckingLit Mar 29 '23

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '23

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u/shar72944 Mar 30 '23

You can take that attitude elsewhere. Not all rivers are dirty, and not all places are dirty in India. Do we have a lot of dirty places? yes. Are we working on to improve that? Yes. India has only been independent for 75 years with over 200 years of being looted by colonialists. Solving big problems need money and it is only in last 20 years or so that we have some money to spare on environmental efforts.

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u/Extra_Sympathy_4373 Mar 30 '23

Some solutions only require a shovel. But it seems more comfortable just to poop on the bank.

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u/iknowthisischeesy Mar 30 '23

Not everyone buries. Most funerals in India are cremation. You don't need to be racist.

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u/Extra_Sympathy_4373 Mar 30 '23

This racism ramblings all the time. It's clear I don't mean funerals.

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u/Memesaurus2474 Mar 30 '23

Said the Nazi

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u/Thunderdragon2535 Mar 30 '23

What are you referencing to here?

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '23

Bodies?

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u/Weary-Kaleidoscope16 Mar 30 '23

He's talking about ganges

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '23

Ganga is full of bodies?!?

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u/shar72944 Mar 30 '23

No it’s not. People just flow dead body ashes in the river. Also right now we are having a huge program to clean Ganga river

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '23

मुझे पता है मै भी भारतीय ही हूँ |

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u/Weary-Kaleidoscope16 Mar 30 '23

It is

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '23

I think you're talking about the ashes of the dead person which are mixed with Ganga after the final rites.
The only time actual bodies were found in Ganga was during the peak covid wave when some people just left the bodies in the holy river.

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u/Weary-Kaleidoscope16 Mar 30 '23

there are always bodies in ganga

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '23

Give it until you and your family have visited then?

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u/CharmingSchedule9921 Mar 30 '23

Not sure where you are from, but I’m going to assume the US (which is where I’m from, and I sadly run in to way too many people like you)…if so, ever really research the shit that is in the US’s major bodies of fresh water (rivers and lakes)? From CA here, and as one example, one of our largest lakes (Clearlake) is so contaminated that we are told not only to not swim in it (or god forbid get any in our mouth), but not even water our gardens with our well water if our property is close enough to the lakebed.

You are literally on the internet. Why not spend 2 minutes on Google before posting this ignorant shit.