Untouchables in Calcutta
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| Suggestion | By | From | Votes | Vote |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Untouchables in Calcutta | ProgenyOFCharity | 9ja | 46 | |
| This is Chennai, Tamil Nadu in India...Its a waste Dump in the city outskirts | Nash | Cali | 32 | |
| How hard the people work for have a better life. | Yeraldin Taveras | The Dominican Republic | 29 | |
| paradox: there is an animal and they couldn't eat it. | Verónica | Argentian | 26 | |
| In India, a cow is considered sacred more than humans themselves so yes "there is an animal and they couldn't eat it" | Veronica is stupid | clearly not from Argentian | 26 | |
| they live looking for the good things among rubbish | Joanna | Poland | 25 | |
| the human condition ... | filosopher | brasil | 22 | |
| they dont eat the cows, 'dc'. they are sacred | reeeeech | australia | 4 | |
| the ultimate form of recycling | Sarah | Canada | 4 | |
| So eating the cow would solve their hunger or poverty? Perhaps it will feed them for one meal, then back to the landfill. | dc | df mexico | 3 | |
| This is Delhi. These people-(untouchables or not) are picking up things plastic, glass and bottles. They sell this things for recycling. They are not looking for food there, the cow is. As far as cow goes, you can buy beef in India, if you like to eat. I think the message is poverty not religion(untouchables and eating beef) | NB | india | 2 | |
| Even though they live in poverty they will still not go against there religious values: eating the cow. | Evan | New Jersey | 1 | |
| Eating cows wouldn't solve their problem since a vegetarian diet feeds many more people from the same amount of land than a carnivorous diet does. They do have milk and paneer from the cows, though. (Besides that cow doesn't look like it has much meat on it.) | Kim | Connecticut, USA | 1 |
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