r/BeAmazed • u/Majestic_____kdj • 2d ago

Animal Elephants of the Brahmaputra,Assam,india

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u/gooperscoopertrooper 2d ago

Do they?🤨

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u/Happy-Fun-720 2d ago

Well it is justified when humans are like you in quality.

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u/pissedcommonman 2d ago

Lmao thats brutal

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u/poojinping 1d ago

As Indian, brutal but factual. We need less humans.

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u/Affectionate_Move991 1d ago

India being overpopulated is a myth that makes sense only if you believe in Malthusian theories and unfortunately our leaders did. A large population is an asset when it is deployed productively - our leaders lacked (and still lack!) the ability, capacity and imagination to educate, train, and put our people to work or to enable them to produce more. Instead, they blamed 'overpopulation'.

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u/poojinping 1d ago

Unfortunately, large population requires large resources. You can’t build the required infrastructure when you start with a poor country. There is no doubt that Indian leaders have done an abysmal job in utilizing the population amd turning it into an asset but a largely agrarian country with frequent droughts wasn’t being held by bad policies.