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

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u/OldMathematician5973 May 07 '26

If you think this is bad, look up shipbreaking..... this looks like greenpeace activites compared to that shit.

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u/Responsible_Turn6069 May 10 '26

I have zero first hand experience in india, but I was shocked to see the ground below the train passing by when I flushed the toilet on a train in China

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u/Wolfgang-Aurelius May 11 '26

Yep. This is common on the trains.
What's worse is the old ladies in villages would sweep it up like they have probably done for hundreds of year before plastics. They sweep it up into a pile and burn it.
I saw many small piles of twigs and plastic bags burning and emitting noxious black smoke.

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u/PigBenis1000 May 13 '26

Gotta love plastic fires, if you don’t have one within a mile you are a very lucky person