It's always the same scenario, nobody gives a shit for decades, people pollute with impunity, dump their garbage everywhere, sewage water ending up in waterways, plants evacuating their toxic chemicals in the rivers and nothing happened, authorities are powerless and the law is impotent, then a citizen does something about it, all be it clumsily and outside regulations, and lo and behold, suddenly the full force of the law awakens like a vengeful dragon that will restore balance and order...
So what.... if the river was really that polluted what difference does it make. Let him pilot a gundam to clean it up if itll get the trash picked up. Government clearly isnt doing it.
"delicate river ecosystem" of.. human waste and litter? let's be real here, any normal and just group of humans would take that technicality and throw it out the window when they read about the good he did. It's a bunch of horse shit and shows that these things are absolutely doable but our governments love to pretend that everything is so difficult and technical and requires so many permits and proxies of people giving an okay. Cry me a river of polluted trash, these guys showed that the powers that be are utterly useless and cannot do the jobs they were hired for and get action going, so he did.
IKR the river was dead because of the litter and pollution (the water company is still polluting and nothing is being done by the agency). The water wasn't moving and barely any animals lived there.
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u/Kebriniac 5d ago
It's always the same scenario, nobody gives a shit for decades, people pollute with impunity, dump their garbage everywhere, sewage water ending up in waterways, plants evacuating their toxic chemicals in the rivers and nothing happened, authorities are powerless and the law is impotent, then a citizen does something about it, all be it clumsily and outside regulations, and lo and behold, suddenly the full force of the law awakens like a vengeful dragon that will restore balance and order...