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I just read the headline, but I feel like Karma is beginning to hit them back. They bred like rats for decades, and continue to do so, leading to extreme overpo
by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
I just read the headline, but I feel like Karma is beginning to hit them back. They bred like rats for decades, and continue to do so, leading to extreme overpopulation, leading in turn to extreme pollution. In the end, there's only so much population a territory can support before individuals start dying off. Whether this is by starvation or air pollution, it all originates from the same issue. They really need to start working on birth control.
And don't get me wrong, I have nothing against indians. Would this happen anywhere else (and it is) my reaction would be identical.
- runawaybottle 6y agoSorry, China has just as large of a population and played the infrastructure game way better. It’s not a population problem, it’s a lack ingenuity and power-house organizing capability. I’ve alluded in a lower post that if we’re to be prejudiced in anyway against Indians, it would be to attribute an anti-social dynamic that is making the larger society dysfunctional (as it would a single individual). I’m comfortable with this prejudice because it’s something you can change. Follow the rules and think about the impact you have for the love of god.