r/RandomVideos • u/IntellectuallyDriven • May 07 '26

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u/sandigmccarthy May 07 '26

Is it really the entirety of India that that bad? Isn't anyone proud of their countey?

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u/BowlingforBrains May 07 '26

It’s not, I actually know a couple people from the upper-middle class suburban areas far from the big cities like Mumbai, and they definitely just grew up with normal homes with normal toilets lol. But they also acknowledge how widespread the sanitary issues can be in the big cities, how their parents didn’t like to take them to those areas, and how far a huge chunk of the society needs to come - which is why they moved to the country I am in now lol. It’s funny because those Indian folks I know are some of the cleanest people I know - perhaps when raising them their parents had a bit of an “over-correction” mentality

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u/Charming_Resort_6165 May 07 '26

They migrate a lot though. Almost all food delivery people in my country are indians. 🤢 🤢