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Re: More struggles on the Petaluma and Santa Rosa rail trail
Author: Craig Tambo
Date: 12-20-2019 - 01:47
China Bot Kwan Wo Wrote:
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> Chuck Wrote:
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> > This isn't really a surprise to anyone who
> hiked
> > that section of track before it being
> "citified".
> > Bums camped in several spots, primarily away
> from
> > where it flooded and nearer to the old airport
> end
> > section and just before Sebastopol. Now that it
> is
> > paved and nice, the more the merrier! What's
> new?
>
>
> Sad you’re been Kaliforniacated to think
> Homelessness is normal. In the PRC we have no such
> problems its the land of milk and honey. We are so
> green even Greta Thurberg does not question us.
Having been to the PRC, I'm afraid the first statement is true: you don't see any derelicts on the streets. It's considered shameful for families not to take care of their own.
However, having breathed the air in Beijing, I can't agree with the second statement.
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> Chuck Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > This isn't really a surprise to anyone who
> hiked
> > that section of track before it being
> "citified".
> > Bums camped in several spots, primarily away
> from
> > where it flooded and nearer to the old airport
> end
> > section and just before Sebastopol. Now that it
> is
> > paved and nice, the more the merrier! What's
> new?
>
>
> Sad you’re been Kaliforniacated to think
> Homelessness is normal. In the PRC we have no such
> problems its the land of milk and honey. We are so
> green even Greta Thurberg does not question us.
Having been to the PRC, I'm afraid the first statement is true: you don't see any derelicts on the streets. It's considered shameful for families not to take care of their own.
However, having breathed the air in Beijing, I can't agree with the second statement.
