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Q: Torrential rains good or bad for your city?

I live in a big city and it does clear/clean the pollution a bit. 

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Hi Silva   we are still waiting for your answers to the questions we asked on your last postcrying,     as for this post all it does is push the pollution into the ground and the waterways plus it pushes the stuff in the sewer to the surface, so it is just as bad if not worse

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No why?

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Have the CCP come up with a plausible explanation as to why the recent floods were caused by foreigners?

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No why would billions of liters of acidic rain that cannot drain away due to sewers with Chinese characteristics ever be a good thing. 

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Hard rains cause the river beside my apartment turn brown (browner than it was before). It floods the road under the bridge between my apartment and the city center.  And it floods the undeveloped apartment over mine causing dampness in my ceiling.  Lovely.

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