well, they ARE an island nation surrounded by water<br><br><br>it would only seem natural that they make preparations for floods but still smart,(reply>), @shinsha nah, it wouldn't impact Jakarta that much,(reply>), @Cypher五毛usuh that and maybe global warming..,(reply>), @Geel Gamesh I'd blame anies for that tbh. Back in Ahok's era, there was significantly less flooding.,(reply>), @Fish very nice slippery slope logical fallacy, bruh,(reply>), @YJK <br>1. Yes, fragmented island nations (Japan, Indonesia, Cuba, etc) would obviously have more concerns about flooding from the sea than inland continental countries (Kongo, Uganda, Tanzania, etc). I am pointing out how far-fetched it is to compare Japan to Africa of all things. <br>2. I agree with the original comment. Smaller fragmented islands are more susceptible to flooding than a large continent.<br>3. Whatever you think about my attitude doesn't matter to me. I can't change it nor can demand you to change it. So, sure I guess. <b>Shrugs</b>