- There is so much pollution everywhere. May be in west there is little lesser pollution, dirt and waste. Life is beautiful in West hence everyone wants to go to west ?
- I am no different, to go to west — I can take any visa, be it a refuge visa, to seek the heaven on Earth as does the people who left for there.
- West seem like clean, beautiful.
- All basic needs are easily available in West.
- There is no pollution in West as much as in developing countries.
- Water bodies are clean there
- No smogs
- No dirt filled airs, here even before corona — pollution masks were recommended to be used.
- Is West the heaven of Earth?
- And everyone wants to go to heaven.
- Why no one wants to work out and sort issues in developing and poor countries
- Issues like -pollution, carbon footprints, plastics, garbage, water contamination by fertilizers, chemicals, soap….so on…
- If all talented people go to west, who will be left to develop the poor and developing nations
- The people I talked to —all were well educated people, high in profiles——I asked them–why you want to go to any Westerns country? They said we can go to any country in west. I asked why? They said
- There is no dust, no waste
- People follow rules
- There is no polluted air
- We and our children at least can breathe fresh airs
- There is good quality water
- Good quality products
- And above all——its beautiful to live in
- And one gets social security—unlike in other nations
- So my question is, who will make the developing countries cleaner to live?
- Do you know the pollution levels in poor and developing countries ?
- Why not make developing and poor countries become a heaven too–?
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