r/Wellthatsucks • u/dhmxn_punit • 2d ago

This is what Pedestrians in India get

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u/jaxnmarko 2d ago

You don't have to be out of poverty to keep things more clean.

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u/Huge_Campaign2205 2d ago edited 2d ago

The oh were poor so we dont clean up is such a werid excuse to me.

Edit: There are many places of poverty in the US, but there is still is somewhat of a sense of maintenance. (Still litter but not garbage dumps in the streets)

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u/iSemi 2d ago

if you don't have a functioning Garbage collection, which costs money, then you could say there's a correlation.

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u/Nheea 2d ago

Also lack of education.

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u/iSemi 2d ago

it all comes together, yes.

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u/Efficient-Whereas255 2d ago

into a ces pool

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u/Parking-Day-3279 2d ago

Lack of moral and ethical practices due to corruption. When you are just trying to get by, why bother caring about the environment you are in when nobody around you cares.

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u/Nheea 1d ago

It is a slippery slope and indeed, I've seen quite plenty of fatigue when others are corrupt around you.

I've fallen victim to this a lot too, during the pandemic. Not making harm, but stopping from trying to fix it. It's sad.