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Wild Kira

/Internet_ • 1y

Indians have a commodity mindset: Often hear the "Indians can't have good things". Our mindset is certainly one that does not inspire confidence. Low quality and short changing is the norm. What you see/hear is never what you get. Be it a product,

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Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Blaming culture without considering systemic issues

Wild Kira

/Internet_ • 1y

Recently, the government opened a marvelous railway station, but people still have the habit of spitting paan. When I tell them not to spit here and to use the washroom instead, they said govt ki jagah hai yahn sab chalta hai. Is this a systematic problem? I know there are many systemic problems, but if we can't change ourselves, we can't change the system.

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