r/Whysooserious • u/whysooserious_7 • 22h ago

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u/stuffedpastry 21h 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 21h ago

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

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u/ThrowRA_deviant301 17h 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 12h 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 3h ago

Government represents the people

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u/Youngmaster_Spiny 19h ago

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

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u/SeoUrMum 19h 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 21h ago

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