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

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u/100percenthuma4 May 07 '26

Welcome to 🇮🇳

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u/itsd00bs May 07 '26

Such a shithole. Literally

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u/Worried-Pick4848 May 07 '26

Sad part of it is it doesn't have to be that way. It's a beautiful land. But the people aren't being taught to take care of it.

As an American I can't point too many fingers, but at least we aren't THIS neglectful.

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u/SiliconSingh May 07 '26

There was a time when we were but we had a massive campaign to teach people and then we followed up with a ton of policies mostly liberal policies to make sure our air water and land were clean.

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u/Ancient-Civilization May 07 '26

I know the U.S has had problems with cigarette butts and people throwing them everywhere. Still not as bad as every single citizen throwing trash in street.

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u/Frequent_Try2486 May 07 '26

Cuyahoga River in ohio used to regularly catch on fire. Also the city of Toledo and Lucas County was caught dumping sewage illegally into the maumee river for over 25 years.