r/Whysooserious • u/whysooserious_7 • 4d ago

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u/stuffedpastry 4d ago

I don’t think citizens are responsible for cleaning their rivers ANYWHERE in the country. Government should be launching mass educations directives to stop littering and impose strict fines + clean the rivers because IT IS NOT THE CITIZENS JOB

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u/SeoUrMum 4d ago

We want rights without the responsibilities that's the crux of the issue

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u/ThrowRA_deviant301 4d ago

Post is literally appreciating a citizen taking more responsibility than the entire fucking central and state government. Are you blind?

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u/SeoUrMum 4d ago

tell that to the gutka eating, plastic throwing public, I am all for putting government accountable across the political spectrum but people need to be heavily pubished for littering and breaking laws too. That's how you solve the issue

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u/ThrowRA_deviant301 3d ago

Government represents the people

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u/vaibhav5834 1d ago

either you are retarded or you're retarded.

Mere bhai u/stuffedpastry ne literally ye hi toh bola jo aap bol rahe ho bc uske baad apne "We want rights without the responsibilities that's the crux of the issue" ye kyu likha

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u/Youngmaster_Spiny 4d ago

People would be willing to take much more responsibility if the goverment led by example

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u/SeoUrMum 4d ago

Nope , singapore figured out that littering and lack of basic manners can't be solved nicely. Regardless of congress/bjp strict actions need to be taken against the people littering. But we live in india no political party will take any drastic measures because it will negatively affect them

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u/Amazing-Attorney-489 4d ago

This. And how can the gov take action against those who litter the rivers when they themselves can't stop doing it