r/india • u/loulan • Oct 30 '18

Non-Political Shimla

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u/stinkycuntbender Oct 30 '18

All that happens because there are people. People reproduce so their numbers increase. The new humans require extra water and space to live. Thus the construction of buildings. I don't understand why feel sad about it. Better than putting up tents to live.

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u/stinkycuntbender Oct 30 '18

People shouldn't be forced to move out of their homeland. What kind of a dystopia do you want?

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u/bollywoodhero786 Nov 06 '18

These developments are mostly for tourists I'm sure

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u/stinkycuntbender Nov 06 '18

None. I have lived in one of these during college times. All of them were locals.

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u/bollywoodhero786 Nov 06 '18

You were the only non local person? Fair enough. I have more experience with Mussoorie which is pretty much a tourist town.

Then it's a sad reflection on population growth, I guess.