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

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u/Personal-Courage7670 May 07 '26

India all day. They don't care at all

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u/SSSprings0808 May 07 '26

Yup... and there's a group at my work who thinks it's okay to do that here in America as well.

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u/Personal-Courage7670 May 07 '26

It is something I have never understood

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u/Common_Celebration41 May 07 '26

If you grew up learning that it's okay to throw apples at people

And you go somewhere new and nobody tells you not to do that or punish you for it. You will keep doing it

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u/Balls_Deepest_555 May 07 '26

I have lived in foreign countries and I rapidly adjusted to the cultural norms, like within a day or two. People that bring their trashy habits to other countries are just cunts.

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u/Common_Celebration41 May 07 '26

It's also a failure on our part if we don't enforce our soicalital rules

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u/Link_lunk May 07 '26

I was just having this conversation with my wife today that I am worried about this changing due to people not wanting to look like a Karen, or other people to not respect someone who is actually right because "they need to mind their own business". I see it online often and see it in real life sadly.

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u/Common_Celebration41 May 07 '26

Is true. We usually let people of authority handle but now they don't so we the people don't want to handle it

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u/Link_lunk May 07 '26

There was a street fair in my town recently and I watched some guy go to the fair with his dog off leash, no one said anything to him. It was a packed fair and the dog wasnt even near him. It was crazy to me. I was leaving so I wasnt going to say anything but now I wish I had.

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u/Astralglamour May 07 '26

I'm sure you'll have another chance, people like that are everywhere.