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Originally Posted by EricSilver
They are not in production or use on a scale that makes fresh water concerns a non-issue. Despite pockets of extreme wealth, India is a deperately poor country, but it does appear the well-being of its masses is indeed not very important.
This attitude is the root of every problem, every evil in the world: The indifference to the needs and suffering of other people, and the willingness to exploit and perpetuate them for profit.
India's richest man built a $billion dollar house, but would probably not contribute the cost of his toilets to helping poor people. He undoubtedly figures, it is not his problem.
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And if it isn't important to them, why should it be important to us? Like we don't have problems of our own.
Yes. Poor Indians. They would NEVER do such a thing. It is a dog eat dog world and the sooner we realize it, the better. Can't change it so we have to be real about it and realize we have to live with it.
Why is it his problem?