Taking a bath in raw sewage in India, Immune system of steel?

[who?]

Carlin was talking about the 1940s.
http://civil.colorado.edu/~silverst/cven5534/History of Wastewater Treatment in the US.pdf

 

[jagec]

No river in NYC was ever anything like the sewers of Mumbai.

I'll be kind and just say "you're a poor student of history".

 

[Ruptga]

1. I'm surprised this thread went a day and a half without someone (OP) getting banned.

2. The OP reminds me of this guy.

 

[tynopik]

well, now we know how they do it: just pre-dose the rivers

http://www.timeslive.co.za/thetimes/2015/01/19/antibiotics-resistance-drug-firms-to-blame-1

"We cannot have companies discharging untreated waste water into our environment, contributing to illness and, worse, antibacterial resistance. We cannot accept that rivers in India show higher concentrations of active antibiotic than the blood of someone undergoing treatment."