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PhoenixPhail · M
@Rhode57 I don't know about deserving to be wiped out, but I agree with you that humans are the Earth's worst enemy.
Humans could be of as much benefit to the Earth as they are a detriment, if their attentions could be turned from power and control, to operating in the best interest of the planet and all her complement; social, environmental, economical, political...
But, in a monetary-based economy, there's no room for ethics, and a LOT of room for greed, and for criminal psychopaths to continue taking from the poor and giving to the rich. AND, to continue with their insidious mass-eugenics agenda, which unfortunately, most humans are continuing to enable.
Humans could be of as much benefit to the Earth as they are a detriment, if their attentions could be turned from power and control, to operating in the best interest of the planet and all her complement; social, environmental, economical, political...
But, in a monetary-based economy, there's no room for ethics, and a LOT of room for greed, and for criminal psychopaths to continue taking from the poor and giving to the rich. AND, to continue with their insidious mass-eugenics agenda, which unfortunately, most humans are continuing to enable.
Rhode57 · 56-60, M
@PhoenixPhail Sadly we have already done irraversible damage to our planet and wiped out so many species we can never bring back that I honestly think its to late . When they noticed 10 + years ago that we were doing irraversable damage was time for drastic measures its been to slow and far to late .