Perhaps the post wasn't clear enough, though it did say that there was no intent to offend or belittle any community.
So, with respect, let's not draw False Equivalences between anti-social behaviours on the beaches and nature parks. Also, it sounds condescending and disingenuous to bash Pakistan/Pakistanis for alleged actions of another community. I'm afraid, if, God forbid, anti-immigrant riots broke out in another country tomorrow, the targets would again be Muslims/Pakistanis, not this other community.
Positivity demands not to switch issues and hector other Pakistanis non-stop to demoralise them, make them feel inferior and self-pity. Most of us know well the ills afflicting us. Improvements in individual behaviour, character and thereby social change takes decades and we, as a community, have a long road to go to undo the impacts of colonialism and social degradation. (pl recall the Quaid-e-Azam's reply of May 6, 1945 to Mr M A Ispahani with full context, and his remarks: "
All this is due to the demoralised and the degenerated state to which we are reduced and for want of character. However, it is a phase that we have to face and make every effort to eradicate and purify our society." ) So, if one is concerned about the wrongs in society, pl step up, work on the ground to actually bring about improvements in individual behaviour, character and society. Bismillah!
On a side note, re problem of trash in the U.S. national parks:
"- more than 100 million pounds of waste from park operations and visitors annually
- only two in five take their trash with them when they leave" (per U.S. National Park Service)
The Trash Problem in National Parks
National Parks Contributions to Landfills
The multifaceted problem of open defecation and the paradoxical claims of majoritarian supremacy at home, cultural assimilation and uniqueness abroad, and economic superpower and UNSC permanent membership globally is a different story.
