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[timmy]

 

[Stanley]

manaku eedunnadu 

[Joker_007]

దీనికి ఇంకొకడిని అనడం ఎందుకు ఆ దరిద్రులం మనమే ...

[lovemystate]

Hinduism is one big reason. See how horrible Varanasi is. I notice even Pakistan and less hindu areas in India like Kashmir, goa, kerala, Mizoram are cleaner.

[dasara_bullodu]

15 minutes ago, lovemystate said:

Hinduism is one big reason. See how horrible Varanasi is. I notice even Pakistan and less hindu areas in India like Kashmir, goa, kerala, Mizoram are cleaner.

Clickbait

[Spartan]

Its not about the place..its about the people..

Japanese have turned out to be most sane people on earth post WW2 and Hiroshima-Nagasaki Bombings..

the people are well behaved...and try to maintain calm and clean lives..

unlike in other places where we dont care about nature, environment, pollution and its side effects and defacte, urinate openly no matter which country we are in.

[lovemystate]

10 minutes ago, dasara_bullodu said:

Clickbait

clickbait or complete truth

[dasara_bullodu]

29 minutes ago, Spartan said:

Its not about the place..its about the people..

Japanese have turned out to be most sane people on earth post WW2 and Hiroshima-Nagasaki Bombings..

the people are well behaved...and try to maintain calm and clean lives..

unlike in other places where we dont care about nature, environment, pollution and its side effects and defacte, urinate openly no matter which country we are in.

They literally rose from ashes. There is a term in Japan called 'karoshi' where people die in the middle of work because of the amount of hours they work

Environmentally, Japan is notorious for plastic usage, vending machines, shark killing etc... But what keeps them so mindful and disciplined  is their deep roots of Eastern thinking. Almost all the technological advances originate in Japan

[Spartan]

Just now, dasara_bullodu said:

They literally rose from ashes. There is a term in Japan called 'karoshi' where people die in the middle of work because of the amount of hours they work

Environmentally, Japan is notorious for plastic usage, vending machines, shark killing etc... But what keeps them so mindful and disciplined  is their deep roots of Eastern thinking 

yes

[Spartan]

Not only that...they spread that cleaning habit around the world..

 

and what do we spread....hatred, caste, political rivalry, ....religious fights...regionalism..

 

 

[chittimallu_14]

30 minutes ago, Spartan said:

Its not about the place..its about the people..

Japanese have turned out to be most sane people on earth post WW2 and Hiroshima-Nagasaki Bombings..

the people are well behaved...and try to maintain calm and clean lives..

unlike in other places where we dont care about nature, environment, pollution and its side effects and defacte, urinate openly no matter which country we are in.

I once read that in Japan first year or two they dont teach anything other than discipline and behavioral skills...... ikkada inni neethi kaburlu denguthunnaru chala mandhi chuthey gallu... but lets assume India lo oka school start chesaru anuko where they dont teach kids any book education for the first year and instead teach the kids the discipline and behavioral  skills ... entha mandhi vaalla pillalni aa shcools lo join chestharu lol 

Also many schools in Japan dont have cleaners and janitors as the kids themselves have to do those chores... how many of these stupid fcuks talking here would be ready to send their kids to such schools and let them clean toilets and dishes in school... fcuk off with this pretentious bullshit

[lovemystate]

4 minutes ago, dasara_bullodu said:

They literally rose from ashes. There is a term in Japan called 'karoshi' where people die in the middle of work because of the amount of hours they work

Environmentally, Japan is notorious for plastic usage, vending machines, shark killing etc... But what keeps them so mindful and disciplined  is their deep roots of Eastern thinking. Almost all the technological advances originate in Japan

They did not rise from ashed. They were already a developed country before the war happened. They reformed their society first. Ended birth based feudalism and superiority. Those who did not agree like shoguns (kshatriyas
) were shot and killed. They critically examined themsevles modified and  developed. Read about meiji era.

But our hindus fellows like to beleive in magic or rising from ashes. Because hinduism has absolutely no interest in ending its inequity. Simple hide behind western concepts of democracy, reservations blah blah.

[Spartan]

5 minutes ago, chittimallu_14 said:

I once read that in Japan first year or two they dont teach anything other than discipline and behavioral skills...... ikkada inni neethi kaburlu denguthunnaru chala mandhi chuthey gallu... but lets assume India lo oka school start chesaru anuko where they dont teach kids any book education for the first year and instead teach the kids the discipline and behavioral  skills ... entha mandhi vaalla pillalni aa shcools lo join chestharu lol 

Also many schools in Japan dont have cleaners and janitors as the kids themselves have to do those chores... how many of these stupid fcuks talking here would be ready to send their kids to such schools and let them clean toilets and dishes in school... fcuk off with this pretentious bullshit

agreed.

but y not teach that stuff at home...rather than schools...

let the schools teach science and math..

and parents take the responsibility of teaching values and culture....ade lacking.

[chittimallu_14]

58 minutes ago, lovemystate said:

Hinduism is one big reason. See how horrible Varanasi is. I notice even Pakistan and less hindu areas in India like Kashmir, goa, kerala, Mizoram are cleaner.

old city ki epudu poledu anukunta hyd lo or jama masjid area in delhi 

[lovemystate]

2 minutes ago, chittimallu_14 said:

old city ki epudu poledu anukunta hyd lo or jama masjid area in delhi 

it is actually well planned but simpoly too small. nizam gurinchi aa langa batch ni adugu. sollu kaarchukuntu pogudthaaru.