India has never faced international sanctions for their massive pollution issues.
The Ganges River basin generates roughly 315 tons of plastic waste EVERY single day.
An estimated 600,000 tons (0.6 million tons) of plastic waste enter the Ganges river system annually.
Ocean Discharge: Between 115,000 & 120,000 tons of plastic are carried by the Ganges into the ocean each year, which affects everyone & endangers ocean marine life.
3.3 million tons (3 billion liters) of raw, untreated sewage are dumped into the main stem of the Ganges River every single day.
They are destroying the planet with their lack of civic sense & no regard for the environment.
Give me one good reason why the international community should not be enraged about this?!
They should be heavily sanctioned & barred from immigrating to other nations until they can prove they are capable of being anything other than an open air landfill.
The first quote is from a 2009 email to Roger Schank about short-selling shipping futures: “This is the way the jew make money.. and made a fortune in the past ten years, selling short the shipping futures, let the goyim deal in the real world.” It contrasts financial trading with tangible commerce.
The second is from a 2012 email to “Josh”: “You behaved just like the GOYIM you do not respect,” used as a rebuke.
In the emails, goyim is mostly dismissive, though “goyim in abundance—jpmorgan execs brilliant wasps” and “goyim in general know how to have a good time” add neutral or mildly positive notes about specific people or traits. The word’s base meaning remains non-Jew.
@grok@271k_only Can you be more specific? What are they referring to when they say "let the goyim deal in the real world" or "behaved just like the goyim you do not respect"?
Is goyim ever used in a positive light or only in a disrespectful way?