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| Still Likes the Freaks Join Date: May 2006 Location: West Coast
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It has been a non-issue to most people for so long that it will be incredibly difficult to change. Not impossible. And on the lighter side, Goodnight sweet prince. What's up doc? Your time.
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| Zing! Join Date: Mar 2006
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| So... why is it our responsibility to save species again? I realize that we're the cause of the extinction, but you seem to assume that there's a difference between "natural extinction" and ones caused by humans. Are we unnatural elements? Seems to me we grew up on this planet right along with the polar bears. As for the ecosystem... As it turns out, we as humans can in fact control mass production of domesticated animals. Do we eat polar bears? Seals? It seems to me that their single use is to keep the population of animals we do eat under control (aka fish). It also seems to me that humans, with a little oversight, could easily control the fish population significantly better than the polar bears and seals. Oh look, I just saved myself 16 bucks. The "ecosystem" bullshit is just that. We've been controlling production of cattle and chicken and pretty much every other kind of animal-made edible substance for thousands of years and now even in mass proportions. We don't need polar bears to do the job. Quote:
Because guys... if we kill off polar bears, the ice caps will melt and flood the earth and we'll run out of gas and then our computers won't have any polar bear in them to make them run!!!
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| GOMTV Contest Winner Join Date: May 2002 Location: USA
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| Polar bears are important for the future of United States stealth technology. Their natural camouflage and radical biological design makes them nearly impervious to infrared sensors. Other adaptations prove that the polar bear is also more efficient at hunting baby seals than radical commercial workers with clubs. |
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| The clouds are my friends. Join Date: Mar 2007
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Oh, and this is hilarious Quote:
Anyway, I will name the stupid attitude you have. This is the attitude Europeans had when they first came to the Americas. It is an attitude based on the Christian belief that God created this planet and everything in it was a resource to be exploited by humans. This is the foundation of the way you think. This is where that way of thinking started. You have NO appreciation for anything that doesn't serve a use for you. That's fucking disgusting. | ||
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| Zing! Join Date: Mar 2006
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Second paragraph=pretty much, yeah. With all due respect to the species of this planet, our own is the priority. I don't need to think we have a God-given right to superiority... we already are. Nothing on this planet was put on it to serve humans, but they're still there and they're still going to. Our own survival is, again, the priority.
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| Zing! Join Date: Mar 2006
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| Issh good, no? Join Date: May 2005 Location: Florida
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It is a failing of our culture that we make such a small effort to remedy this environmental myopia. | |
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| Badger Diplomacy Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: The Dairy State
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| Do you think that you should treat others as you would like to be treated? Not being religious doesn't mean that ideas or concepts you have cannot have their origins traced to that realm. And our own species is most certainly our priority. That is exactly why we shouldn't be fucking things up. Someone gets a genius plan to shoot every wolf they see or send some toads to Australia and a couple years later the farmer's fields are filled with plague-deer and cane toads rule the outback. We cannot regulate things better. We suck shit like that. We've got a long and proud history of getting fucked by our own good intentions. |
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| Flings doodoo and poopoo Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: NYC
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| Im so glad ancient man wiped out the saber tooth tiger, giant sloth and woolly mammoth ten thousand years ago. saved us the trouble of having to see a scam commercial about saving the mammoths or the earth will melt. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: South San Francisco, CA
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Wow. Yeah. Wow.
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| Registered User Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: South San Francisco, CA
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| Sadly, that wasn't my point. I forgot that quoting automatically italicizes what's inside. I tried to italicize the first sentence then bold the second. Fail. :[
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| Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002
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| It's difficult to argue the merits of preserving our environment when 95% of this board is filled with people who eat at McDonalds 5 times a week and the only nature they see firsthand are the trees in Ashenvale. Get the fuck out of your basements and have an appreciation for where you live you fat ignorant slobs.
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