PolBlogcast: The Junk Juggernaut in Warsaw
PolBlogcast: The Junk Juggernaut in Warsaw
Another PolBlogcast
One man's junk is another man's...well, junk too.
A 'haggling' merchant of Wiatraczna
We have seen toys, pipes, stuffed animals, even used vcr tapes, and old DOS software disks. It's both funny and sad. Are these people really desperately poor or are they just unloading their junk (possibly from dumpster diving) to see if someone will snatch it up? Whatever the reality, the truth is that it's clearly illegal and an eye sore for the neighborhood.
At Szembeka corner, a junk-strewn curb
Branching out
We invite your comments about this issue. What should be done? Is this just something that we should tolerate, afterall at least this stuff isn't clogging up the landfills? And who knows, there might be that hidden treasure to be discovered? Maybe these people would do better to get on eBay, or the Polish version called Allegro? Maybe all they need is a microloan?
What's your opinion?
At least the 'green grocers' use tables,
and the veggies and fruits are fresh.
Listen to the PolBlogcast (9 minutes)
Links to Sites mentioned in this PolBlogcast:
1) In the Spotlight (Featured Blog): the beatroot
2) Fundusz Mikro is the not-for-profit microfinance institution. It was established in 1994 by the Polish American Enterprise Fund (PAEF) to promote the development of microenterprises in Poland.
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