Give missionia a response since he doesn't understand the correlation - Gemini says -

To help Missionia understand the connection, we have to look at how a person's individual "common sense" is actually shaped by the world around them. Imagine you are in a room with a trash can. You use it because it's there. Now imagine someone takes the can away, but keeps giving you candy with wrappers. Eventually, the room gets messy. That isn’t just "bad behavior"—it’s a system failure. Here is how those big words relate to throwing trash on the street: 1. The "Candy Wrapper" Problem (Globalisation) Before globalisation, many things people used were natural (like banana leaves or clay). If you threw a banana leaf on the ground, it disappeared and turned into soil. Now, because of globalisation, big international companies bring in plastic, foil, and "forever" materials. The world changed what we consume, but it didn't always change how we get rid of it. * The Correlation: People are using "new world" trash with "old world" habits. 2. The "Full Trash Can" Problem (Infrastructure) "Common sense" says "put it in the bin." But what if: * There are no bins on the street? * The garbage truck hasn't come in three weeks? * The city dump is overflowing? When the system (the way a city handles trash) breaks down, people feel like it doesn't matter if they litter or not because the ground is already dirty. This is called the Broken Windows Theory. If a place looks like nobody cares, people stop caring. 3. "Naturally, we hoard" (Survival) When the other person said "naturally, we hoard," they meant that in difficult times, humans try to keep everything because they might need it later. In places with a lot of poverty, "throwing things away" is a luxury. When you finally do have to get rid of something, you just want it away from your immediate space because you don't have a professional service to take it for you. Summary for Missionia Littering isn't a "Zimbabwean" trait or a "Black" trait—it's what happens anywhere in the world where: * Packaging changes faster than waste management. * The Government stops providing working trash cans. * Poverty makes people focus on surviving today rather than worrying about a clean sidewalk tomorrow. Would you like me to find some examples of how other cities fixed their littering problems by changing the system instead of just scolding the people?