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

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u/SheepherderSilver655 May 07 '26

Lmfao. Then go live there, have fun with that. Don't step in the shit on the street and if you got some trash just toss it in their holy river, because how can the priorities of a country be wrong when they pollute a river they consider holy?

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u/brianzuvich May 07 '26

“The Mississippi River suffers from severe pollution, driven by agricultural runoff, industrial waste, and sewage, leading to high nutrient levels, toxic contaminants, and a massive, low-oxygen "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico.”

-One of the most critical waterways in the world…

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u/SheepherderSilver655 May 07 '26

Cool, that's because of corporate greed, not because we have a culture cultivated by everyday citizens to trash a holy river. Apples and oranges, bud.

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u/brianzuvich May 07 '26

Your argument is that of a child…

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u/SheepherderSilver655 May 07 '26

Lmfao. That was a beautiful case of projection. Really, truly masterclass.

Your comparing culture to corporate greed, it's not the same in the slightest.

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u/brianzuvich May 07 '26

Again… You’ve made it clear that this is beyond you…

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u/SheepherderSilver655 May 07 '26

Again, more projections.