[INVAR]

You would be wasting your time and effort. In the cities of India, they have been trying to teach the population to use trash cans instead of simply tossing garbage into the streets and wherever they throw their waste.

Cans sit empty and the waste is piled up around them.

Dropping trou and taking a crap is every day out here, and there is no shame of these people to treat the land or other people the same way. Pretty gross in a land that does not use TP.

[headsonpikes]

“Pretty gross in a land that does not use TP.”

It would be grosser if they did.

[UCANSEE2]

So... if I meet an Indian, I should bump knuckles rather than shake hands.

[UCANSEE2]

In the cities of India, they have been trying to teach the population to use trash cans instead of simply tossing garbage into the streets and wherever they throw their waste. Cans sit empty and the waste is piled up around them.

Dropping trou and taking a crap is every day out here, and there is no shame of these people to treat the land or other people the same way.

[ravager]

I find it amusing that you seem to have so much contempt for the people to whom you are tying to preach the Gospel.

“Pretty gross in a land that does not use TP.”

I don't know how much of the word you have traveled but much of Asia, Africa and definitely most of the third world don't not use TP. If you want to know why, do go to any general store in a city in India (they do have TP in India) and check the price of a roll. Paper is expensive in most parts of the world out side of US.

“In the cities of India, they have been trying to teach the population to use trash cans instead of simply tossing garbage into the streets and wherever they throw their waste.”

In a country where a large population has a tough time feeding and clothing itself, sanitation wouldn't quite be a high priority for a lot of people.