India’s population isn’t growing quickly enough

I've been to India. I think they could use fewer people

Sugarland seems to contradict this

India: We need more people!

Also India:

Years ago my boss went to India and talked about what a nasty place it is, especially when taking a dump

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Cleaning Wet your left hand with water from a faucet or bucket and wipe your bottom. The left hand is considered unclean, so it's not used for much else

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Well, there's a lot here we could send back

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I don’t mind our Indians. We get the best of the bunch.

No wonder I quit getting calls about my car warranty.

I've know several military members who have gone over to train them on our airframes. They report they are the dumbest race of people on the plant. The successful ones you see here are the top .000001%.

For some reason India street food clips started showing up in my feeds

I dont know how anyone in India is still alive

Spent 6 weeks in Mumbia on a work assignment. The plane landed at around 2 in the morning and headed to the terminal and smell was detected on the plane. Well it was nasty. The smell there is unreal. After a few days you get some what use to it. Over 22 mil in the city and vast majority living in tin make shift huts. We drove to our hotel in silence stunned at the sights we saw on the way. Poverty like you have never seen. The place is an absolute dump!!! Car horns honking none stop day and night1

I saw someone on twitter that mentioned one of the Indian states, don't remember which, was roughly the size of Maine, its chief economic agriculture, and it had 100 million people in that area.


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Should we bust out the Google Maps game again (street view a random area in India, if there is no trash at all or feces, you win )