Poll of the Day > So I guess the amazon rainforest is on fire?

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Mead 08/20/19 10:56:34 PM #1:	How is this not all over the news? Ive heard the fire is like 1/3 the size of the continental US and the smoke is blacking out the sky in nearby cities in the middle of the day This is a global existential event happening right now https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-49415973 --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood <cite>Mead posted [p:926338075] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>How is this not all over the news? Ive heard the fire is like 1/3 the size of the continental US and the smoke is blacking out the sky in nearby cities in the middle of the day This is a global existential event happening right now https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-49415973 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lokarin 08/20/19 10:59:41 PM #2:	> It comes weeks after President Jair Bolsonaro fired the head of the agency amid rows over its deforestation data. ... Mr. President, if the loggers aren't careful they're gunna expand the forest fires You're Fire! 83% increase in forest fires :surprised pikachu: --- "Salt cures Everything!" My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Nirakolov/videos <cite>Lokarin posted [p:926338207] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>> It comes weeks after President Jair Bolsonaro fired the head of the agency amid rows over its deforestation data. ... Mr. President, if the loggers aren't careful they're gunna expand the forest fires You're Fire! 83% increase in forest fires :surprised pikachu:</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Firewood18 08/21/19 1:00:32 AM #3:	Even when tract homes and vineyards in California burn up the world is still like "oh yeah, fire is crazy, too bad we can't fully control that shit". --- Nobody is perfect. Well, one guy was but we killed him. <cite>Firewood18 posted [p:926342026] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Even when tract homes and vineyards in California burn up the world is still like "oh yeah, fire is crazy, too bad we can't fully control that shit".</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Doctor Foxx 08/21/19 1:15:41 AM #5:	It is serious news and no it's not getting the deserved coverage --- Not a doctor. Shh! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:926342422] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>It is serious news and no it's not getting the deserved coverage </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Broken_Zeus 08/21/19 1:25:21 AM #6:	Because Trump asked his lawyer if the US could buy Greenland and people lost their fucking minds. --- Gamefaqs cannot handle my #BrokenBrilliance <cite>Broken_Zeus posted [p:926342658] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Because Trump asked his lawyer if the US could buy Greenland and people lost their fucking minds.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
jramirez23 08/21/19 1:26:44 AM #7:	Damn. How recent is this? I saw no mention of it on Google News now that I just checked. --- When life backs you up into a corner, come out swingin'! <cite>jramirez23 posted [p:926342689] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Damn. How recent is this? I saw no mention of it on Google News now that I just checked. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Cruddy_horse 08/21/19 1:47:35 AM #9:	Why should we care about the planet we live on when we can cover reports of whatever stupid thing celebrity/world leader said this week? <cite>Cruddy_horse posted [p:926343213] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Why should we care about the planet we live on when we can cover reports of whatever stupid thing celebrity/world leader said this week?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkknight109 08/21/19 2:06:55 AM #10:	Blame the moron the Brazilians put in charge. He apparently has attempted to seize all the foreign aid money that goes to preserving the Amazon and instead redirect it towards farmers and ranchers who are one of the main culprits in burning and deforesting the place. Then he had the audacity to get angry when several European nations froze their contributions to his country. --- Kill 1 man: You are a murderer. Kill 10 men: You are a monster. Kill 100 men: You are a hero. Kill 10,000 men, you are a conqueror! <cite>darkknight109 posted [p:926343593] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Blame the moron the Brazilians put in charge. He apparently has attempted to seize all the foreign aid money that goes to preserving the Amazon and instead redirect it towards farmers and ranchers who are one of the main culprits in burning and deforesting the place. Then he had the audacity to get angry when several European nations froze their contributions to his country.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mead 08/21/19 2:15:04 AM #11:	Im more worried about stopping it first that rainforest absorbs a gigantic amount of carbon from the air we kinda need it. This is a global threat. --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood <cite>Mead posted [p:926343753] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Im more worried about stopping it first that rainforest absorbs a gigantic amount of carbon from the air we kinda need it. This is a global threat. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Broken_Zeus 08/21/19 2:36:24 AM #12:	darkknight109 posted... Blame the moron the Brazilians put in charge. He apparently has attempted to seize all the foreign aid money that goes to preserving the Amazon and instead redirect it towards farmers and ranchers who are one of the main culprits in burning and deforesting the place. Then he had the audacity to get angry when several European nations froze their contributions to his country. Blame the leaders the Brazilians had in charge before him that let things get so dire that they'd elect him. Mead posted... Im more worried about stopping it first that rainforest absorbs a gigantic amount of carbon from the air we kinda need it. This is a global threat. You should probably be more worried about the animal life. Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer), but endangered species living in a limited area could easily go extinct. --- Gamefaqs cannot handle my #BrokenBrilliance <cite>Broken_Zeus posted [p:926344179] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>darkknight109 posted...</cite> <quote>Blame the moron the Brazilians put in charge. He apparently has attempted to seize all the foreign aid money that goes to preserving the Amazon and instead redirect it towards farmers and ranchers who are one of the main culprits in burning and deforesting the place. Then he had the audacity to get angry when several European nations froze their contributions to his country.</quote> Blame the leaders the Brazilians had in charge before him that let things get so dire that they'd elect him. Mead posted...</cite> <quote>Im more worried about stopping it first that rainforest absorbs a gigantic amount of carbon from the air we kinda need it. This is a global threat. </quote> You should probably be more worried about the animal life. Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer), but endangered species living in a limited area could easily go extinct.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
shadowsword87 08/21/19 2:41:09 AM #13:	I'm probably going to be hated out for this, but the majority of the burning of the amazon rainforest is by poor farmers to get more farmland to survive. I've grown more and more fine with the actual burning of it. --- ImmortalityV, "I would like to kiss Icoyar to be honest in a non gay way though" <cite>shadowsword87 posted [p:926344272] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>I'm probably going to be hated out for this, but the majority of the burning of the amazon rainforest is by poor farmers to get more farmland to survive. I've grown more and more fine with the actual burning of it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Broken_Zeus 08/21/19 2:48:06 AM #14:	shadowsword87 posted... I'm probably going to be hated out for this, but the majority of the burning of the amazon rainforest is by poor farmers to get more farmland to survive. I've grown more and more fine with the actual burning of it. While I get that, there needs to be a less destructive way for small farmers to eke out a living. There are also starving people who poach endangered animals (not as many, mind you, because it's also a big money industry), but we still want those endangered animals. If Brazil didn't have other endemic problems, they could do something like a resettlement program to encourage farmers to pursue other ways of life. That said, we could also be going overboard on conservation. Granted, losing habitat to benefit a small number of people seems a bad tradeoff regardless. --- Gamefaqs cannot handle my #BrokenBrilliance <cite>Broken_Zeus posted [p:926344396] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>shadowsword87 posted...</cite> <quote>I'm probably going to be hated out for this, but the majority of the burning of the amazon rainforest is by poor farmers to get more farmland to survive. I've grown more and more fine with the actual burning of it.</quote> While I get that, there needs to be a less destructive way for small farmers to eke out a living. There are also starving people who poach endangered animals (not as many, mind you, because it's also a big money industry), but we still want those endangered animals. If Brazil didn't have other endemic problems, they could do something like a resettlement program to encourage farmers to pursue other ways of life. That said, we could also be going overboard on conservation. Granted, losing habitat to benefit a small number of people seems a bad tradeoff regardless.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Mead 08/21/19 3:30:57 AM #16:	Zeus thinks there is no difference between a regular forest fire and a fire in a rainforest which is generally more resistant to large fires until humans start slashing and burning, growing to rival the size of some continents Why does he even post --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood <cite>Mead posted [p:926345135] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Zeus thinks there is no difference between a regular forest fire and a fire in a rainforest which is generally more resistant to large fires until humans start slashing and burning, growing to rival the size of some continents Why does he even post </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Broken_Zeus 08/21/19 3:32:13 AM #17:	Mead posted... Zeus thinks there is no difference between a regular forest fire and a fire in a rainforest which is generally more resistant to large fires until humans start slashing and burning, growing to rival the size of some continents Why does he even post Mead misrepresents things Zeus says in the very topic Zeus said them. Considering that people can look at the actual post rather than Mead's purposeful distortion, why does he even post? --- Gamefaqs cannot handle my #BrokenBrilliance <cite>Broken_Zeus posted [p:926345163] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Mead posted...</cite> <quote>Zeus thinks there is no difference between a regular forest fire and a fire in a rainforest which is generally more resistant to large fires until humans start slashing and burning, growing to rival the size of some continents Why does he even post </quote> Mead misrepresents things Zeus says in the very topic Zeus said them. Considering that people can look at the actual post rather than Mead's purposeful distortion, why does he even post?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Mead 08/21/19 3:37:06 AM #19:	Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer) Why does he even post --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood <cite>Mead posted [p:926345245] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote><quote>Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer)</quote> Why does he even post </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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HelIWithoutSin 08/21/19 3:44:24 AM #21:	Mead posted... Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer) Why does he even post This is true. All the cattle in the ranches that occupy the newly cleared land just learn to climb trees once the forest grows back. It's called EVOLUTION. --- And when Alexander saw the breadth of his domain, he wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer. -Hans Gruber <cite>HelIWithoutSin posted [p:926345378] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Mead posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer)</quote> Why does he even post </quote> This is true. All the cattle in the ranches that occupy the newly cleared land just learn to climb trees once the forest grows back. It's called EVOLUTION.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Broken_Zeus 08/21/19 3:48:49 AM #22:	Mead posted... Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer) Why does he even post Your posts are Poe's Law in action. I'm not sure how you'd conflate my discussion of smaller fires with the current Amazon rain forest fire, but the first part -- that they don't often result in permanent deforestation -- remains true. That's not a matter of "normal fires" vs what you apparently view as super-magic fires, it's just a reality. Depending on the severity of the devastation it might take longer, but the "gone forever" mantra applies more to land cleared for specific purposes (farms, drilling, etc) where continuous human interference keeps the land fro being reclaimed. Of course, I realize I've wasted a few minutes debunking your lazy trolling which only took you seconds, but that's kind of the nature of that. --- Gamefaqs cannot handle my #BrokenBrilliance <cite>Broken_Zeus posted [p:926345443] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Mead posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer)</quote> Why does he even post </quote> Your posts are Poe's Law in action. I'm not sure how you'd conflate my discussion of smaller fires with the current Amazon rain forest fire, but the first part -- that they don't often result in permanent deforestation -- remains true. That's not a matter of "normal fires" vs what you apparently view as super-magic fires, it's just a reality. Depending on the severity of the devastation it might take longer, but the "gone forever" mantra applies more to land cleared for specific purposes (farms, drilling, etc) where continuous human interference keeps the land fro being reclaimed. Of course, I realize I've wasted a few minutes debunking your lazy trolling which only took you seconds, but that's kind of the nature of that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Broken_Zeus 08/21/19 3:50:07 AM #23:	HelIWithoutSin posted... Mead posted... Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer) Why does he even post This is true. All the cattle in the ranches that occupy the newly cleared land just learn to climb trees once the forest grows back. It's called EVOLUTION. ....he says conflating the deliberate razing of forests for farmland with an out-of-control wildfire. How curious Mead doesn't criticize these kinds of posts and instead focuses on distorting my remarks. --- Gamefaqs cannot handle my #BrokenBrilliance <cite>Broken_Zeus posted [p:926345470] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>HelIWithoutSin posted...</cite> <quote>Mead posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer)</quote> Why does he even post </quote> This is true. All the cattle in the ranches that occupy the newly cleared land just learn to climb trees once the forest grows back. It's called EVOLUTION.</quote> ....he says conflating the deliberate razing of forests for farmland with an out-of-control wildfire. How curious Mead doesn't criticize these kinds of posts and instead focuses on distorting my remarks.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mead 08/21/19 3:51:00 AM #24:	This isnt a smaller fire so why are you even posting useless information JFC what in the serious hell is the matter with you nobody likes your pretentiously snobby ass posts especially since you never have a clue what you are talking about, now get the hell outta here before they start saying we wanna bang --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood <cite>Mead posted [p:926345485] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>This isnt a smaller fire so why are you even posting useless information JFC what in the serious hell is the matter with you nobody likes your pretentiously snobby ass posts especially since you never have a clue what you are talking about, now get the hell outta here before they start saying we wanna bang </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HelIWithoutSin 08/21/19 3:53:45 AM #25:	Broken_Zeus posted... HelIWithoutSin posted... Mead posted... Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer) Why does he even post This is true. All the cattle in the ranches that occupy the newly cleared land just learn to climb trees once the forest grows back. It's called EVOLUTION. ....he says conflating the deliberate razing of forests for farmland with an out-of-control wildfire. How curious Mead doesn't criticize these kinds of posts and instead focuses on distorting my remarks. Someone implied tree-climbing-rainforest-cow-evolution is true. --- And when Alexander saw the breadth of his domain, he wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer. -Hans Gruber <cite>HelIWithoutSin posted [p:926345530] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Broken_Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>HelIWithoutSin posted...</cite> <quote>Mead posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer)</quote> Why does he even post </quote> This is true. All the cattle in the ranches that occupy the newly cleared land just learn to climb trees once the forest grows back. It's called EVOLUTION.</quote> ....he says conflating the deliberate razing of forests for farmland with an out-of-control wildfire. How curious Mead doesn't criticize these kinds of posts and instead focuses on distorting my remarks.</quote> Someone implied tree-climbing-rainforest-cow-evolution is true.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dedbus 08/21/19 3:54:18 AM #26:	I heard rainforest Cafe isn't doing so hot either. <cite>dedbus posted [p:926345547] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>I heard rainforest Cafe isn't doing so hot either.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nade Duck 08/21/19 3:54:23 AM #27:	mead and zeus pls just bang already. --- https://imgur.com/ElACjJD "Most of the time, I have a whole lot more sperm inside me than most women do." - adjl <cite>Nade Duck posted [p:926345548] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>mead and zeus pls just bang already.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Broken_Zeus 08/21/19 3:57:35 AM #28:	HelIWithoutSin posted... Broken_Zeus posted... HelIWithoutSin posted... Mead posted... Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer) Why does he even post This is true. All the cattle in the ranches that occupy the newly cleared land just learn to climb trees once the forest grows back. It's called EVOLUTION. ....he says conflating the deliberate razing of forests for farmland with an out-of-control wildfire. How curious Mead doesn't criticize these kinds of posts and instead focuses on distorting my remarks. Someone implied tree-climbing-rainforest-cow-evolution is true. --- Gamefaqs cannot handle my #BrokenBrilliance <cite>Broken_Zeus posted [p:926345591] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>HelIWithoutSin posted...</cite> <quote>Broken_Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>HelIWithoutSin posted...</cite> <quote>Mead posted...</cite> <quote><quote>Fires don't often result in permanent deforestation (and smaller fires can have some benefits when it comes to clearing away old or dead brush which becomes fertilizer)</quote> Why does he even post </quote> This is true. All the cattle in the ranches that occupy the newly cleared land just learn to climb trees once the forest grows back. It's called EVOLUTION.</quote> ....he says conflating the deliberate razing of forests for farmland with an out-of-control wildfire. How curious Mead doesn't criticize these kinds of posts and instead focuses on distorting my remarks.</quote> Someone implied tree-climbing-rainforest-cow-evolution is true.</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Mead 08/21/19 4:00:01 AM #30:	Nade Duck posted... mead and zeus pls just bang already. --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood <cite>Mead posted [p:926345622] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Nade Duck posted... </cite> <quote>mead and zeus pls just bang already.</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mead 08/21/19 4:00:40 AM #31:	Zangulus I insist you be nice to me --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood <cite>Mead posted [p:926345638] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Zangulus I insist you be nice to me </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Broken_Zeus 08/21/19 4:01:05 AM #32:	He wants to turn it into a threesome, methinks. --- Gamefaqs cannot handle my #BrokenBrilliance <cite>Broken_Zeus posted [p:926345645] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>He wants to turn it into a threesome, methinks.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Doctor Foxx 08/21/19 8:14:39 PM #34:	When you try and search for information about the fire, you mostly get advertisements for the Amazon device Nearly 10,000 new fires spotted by satellite since Thursday The Amazon is dangerously close to the tipping point into desertification. If they burn enough forest the ecosystem is not coming back, it will spiral into collapse. It's terrifying. How much coverage went to Notre Dame and that fire? How many billions of dollars? Nothing happening with this. Priorities are way out of wack --- Not a doctor. Shh! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:926377346] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>When you try and search for information about the fire, you mostly get advertisements for the Amazon device Nearly 10,000 new fires spotted by satellite since Thursday The Amazon is dangerously close to the tipping point into desertification. If they burn enough forest the ecosystem is not coming back, it will spiral into collapse. It's terrifying. How much coverage went to Notre Dame and that fire? How many billions of dollars? Nothing happening with this. Priorities are way out of wack </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChaosAzeroth 08/21/19 8:45:13 PM #35:	Doctor Foxx posted... How much coverage went to Notre Dame and that fire? How many billions of dollars? Nothing happening with this. Priorities are way out of wack Humans not wanting to face how catastrophic that is. No surprise there. Not much most people can do to stop the fire. Kinda feels like watching a giant nature train wreck right now tbh. Mourning the loss of a historic building is much easier than facing this. Yes, losing history sucks. But this is something that can impact life on the planet. Much harder to swallow. Of course it could be human selfishness too. I kinda think it's a mix. <cite>ChaosAzeroth posted [p:926378577] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote>How much coverage went to Notre Dame and that fire? How many billions of dollars? Nothing happening with this. Priorities are way out of wack </quote> Humans not wanting to face how catastrophic that is. No surprise there. Not much most people can do to stop the fire. Kinda feels like watching a giant nature train wreck right now tbh. Mourning the loss of a historic building is much easier than facing this. Yes, losing history sucks. But this is something that can impact life on the planet. Much harder to swallow. Of course it could be human selfishness too. I kinda think it's a mix.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Doctor Foxx 08/21/19 9:16:47 PM #37:	ChaosAzeroth posted... Humans not wanting to face how catastrophic that is. No surprise there. Not much most people can do to stop the fire. Kinda feels like watching a giant nature train wreck right now tbh. Mourning the loss of a historic building is much easier than facing this. Yes, losing history sucks. But this is something that can impact life on the planet. Much harder to swallow. Of course it could be human selfishness too. I kinda think it's a mix. This isn't a wildfire. The Amazon is being burned to the ground for money. This must be stopped. The Amazon is not the only place being razed for profit, and none of it is being put forward in the media It's entirely human greed killing the planet. We need to acknowledge that and end it --- Not a doctor. Shh! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:926379803] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>ChaosAzeroth posted... </cite> <quote>Humans not wanting to face how catastrophic that is. No surprise there. Not much most people can do to stop the fire. Kinda feels like watching a giant nature train wreck right now tbh. Mourning the loss of a historic building is much easier than facing this. Yes, losing history sucks. But this is something that can impact life on the planet. Much harder to swallow. Of course it could be human selfishness too. I kinda think it's a mix.</quote>This isn't a wildfire. The Amazon is being burned to the ground for money. This must be stopped. The Amazon is not the only place being razed for profit, and none of it is being put forward in the media It's entirely human greed killing the planet. We need to acknowledge that and end it </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChaosAzeroth 08/21/19 9:32:01 PM #38:	I'm touching on why people aren't spreading info about it that do know. Like I heard about it already. I don't wanna think about it. I did also mention human selfishness. shrugs A lot of people are struggling to live. Might not cover news outlets and the rich, but a lot of people probably don't have it in them to face this. <cite>ChaosAzeroth posted [p:926380414] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>I'm touching on why people aren't spreading info about it that do know. Like I heard about it already. I don't wanna think about it. I did also mention human selfishness. shrugs A lot of people are struggling to live. Might not cover news outlets and the rich, but a lot of people probably don't have it in them to face this.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Doctor Foxx 08/22/19 2:07:14 PM #39:	https://twitter.com/sunrisemvmt/status/1164180958666469376 Disgusting --- Not a doctor. Shh! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:926407715] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>https://twitter.com/sunrisemvmt/status/1164180958666469376 Disgusting </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FrndNhbrHdCEman 08/22/19 2:09:59 PM #40:	Hasn't this been going on for weeks? --- Official nosy neighbor and gossip https://imgur.com/uGKwGsK <cite>FrndNhbrHdCEman posted [p:926407832] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Hasn't this been going on for weeks?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Doctor Foxx 08/22/19 2:24:14 PM #41:	FrndNhbrHdCEman posted... Hasn't this been going on for weeks? Yes... and it has not been widely covered After the day of darkness things started coming out a bit more And it's accelerating. More new fires being lit intentionally. It's estimated one new fire is lit per minute --- Not a doctor. Shh! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:926408407] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>FrndNhbrHdCEman posted... </cite> <quote>Hasn't this been going on for weeks?</quote>Yes... and it has not been widely covered After the day of darkness things started coming out a bit more And it's accelerating. More new fires being lit intentionally. It's estimated one new fire is lit per minute </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FrndNhbrHdCEman 08/22/19 3:10:24 PM #42:	Doctor Foxx posted... FrndNhbrHdCEman posted... Hasn't this been going on for weeks? Yes... and it has not been widely covered After the day of darkness things started coming out a bit more And it's accelerating. More new fires being lit intentionally. It's estimated one new fire is lit per minute Jesus. This might be an answer. Leaked documents show Brazils Bolsonaro has grave plans for Amazon rainforest https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/democraciaabierta/leaked-documents-show-brazil-bolsonaro-has-grave-plans-for-amazon-rainforest/ --- Official nosy neighbor and gossip https://imgur.com/uGKwGsK <cite>FrndNhbrHdCEman posted [p:926410444] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote>FrndNhbrHdCEman posted... </cite> <quote>Hasn't this been going on for weeks?</quote>Yes... and it has not been widely covered After the day of darkness things started coming out a bit more And it's accelerating. More new fires being lit intentionally. It's estimated one new fire is lit per minute </quote> Jesus. This might be an answer. Leaked documents show Brazils Bolsonaro has grave plans for Amazon rainforest https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/democraciaabierta/leaked-documents-show-brazil-bolsonaro-has-grave-plans-for-amazon-rainforest/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Doctor Foxx 08/22/19 3:12:34 PM #43:	It's worth noting that an indigenous tribe in Ecuador won a lawsuit against oil companies, preventing the companies from extracting resources. The courts protected the lands, and those resource hungry criminals don't give a fuck about the environment. That has also had very little coverage. Different part of the Amazon. It's a precedent --- Not a doctor. Shh! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:926410517] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>It's worth noting that an indigenous tribe in Ecuador won a lawsuit against oil companies, preventing the companies from extracting resources. The courts protected the lands, and those resource hungry criminals don't give a fuck about the environment. That has also had very little coverage. Different part of the Amazon. It's a precedent </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FrndNhbrHdCEman 08/22/19 3:16:36 PM #44:	Doctor Foxx posted... It's worth noting that an indigenous tribe in Ecuador won a lawsuit against oil companies, preventing the companies from extracting resources. The courts protected the lands, and those resource hungry criminals don't give a fuck about the environment. That has also had very little coverage. Different part of the Amazon. It's a precedent Heard about that at work. It's a shame it's gets handwaved as the next gens problem. --- Official nosy neighbor and gossip https://imgur.com/uGKwGsK <cite>FrndNhbrHdCEman posted [p:926410667] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote>It's worth noting that an indigenous tribe in Ecuador won a lawsuit against oil companies, preventing the companies from extracting resources. The courts protected the lands, and those resource hungry criminals don't give a fuck about the environment. That has also had very little coverage. Different part of the Amazon. It's a precedent </quote> Heard about that at work. It's a shame it's gets handwaved as the next gens problem.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Noop_Noop 08/22/19 3:26:58 PM #45:	a few things to consider The world is actually experiencing an almost unprecedented "green boom" right now. NASA says there is more green on the earth now than 20 years ago and that gap is only supposed to get bigger. As stupid as china can be when it comes to the environment it is worth noting that china and india both collectively plant about 1.3 million trees per year. yes, this is terrible. no, you probably arent gonna be able to do shit to stop it from your computer chair, and your government sure as shit isnt going to step in to stop it. its also not going to be the end of the world. it is catastrophic but fortunately, as a species, we may have unintentionally been prepared to mitigate the worst of the damage that would have been done. --- I am your shepherd cloaked in obscenity. Heed these sickening words: I worship only what you bleed. <cite>Noop_Noop posted [p:926411123] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>a few things to consider The world is actually experiencing an almost unprecedented "green boom" right now. NASA says there is more green on the earth now than 20 years ago and that gap is only supposed to get bigger. As stupid as china can be when it comes to the environment it is worth noting that china and india both collectively plant about 1.3 million trees per year. yes, this is terrible. no, you probably arent gonna be able to do shit to stop it from your computer chair, and your government sure as shit isnt going to step in to stop it. its also not going to be the end of the world. it is catastrophic but fortunately, as a species, we may have unintentionally been prepared to mitigate the worst of the damage that would have been done.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mead 08/22/19 3:36:25 PM #46:	Theres also unprecedented desertification going on across the world in key areas and were seeing a massive die-off of biodiversity Over time we can plant new forests but we cant make new rainforests or bring back extinct insects and animals --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood <cite>Mead posted [p:926411529] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Theres also unprecedented desertification going on across the world in key areas and were seeing a massive die-off of biodiversity Over time we can plant new forests but we cant make new rainforests or bring back extinct insects and animals </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FrndNhbrHdCEman 08/22/19 3:39:20 PM #47:	Mead posted... Theres also unprecedented desertification going on across the world in key areas and were seeing a massive die-off of biodiversity Over time we can plant new forests but we cant make new rainforests or bring back extinct insects and animals Don't forget the sea algae making most the oxygen. --- Official nosy neighbor and gossip https://imgur.com/uGKwGsK <cite>FrndNhbrHdCEman posted [p:926411676] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Mead posted...</cite> <quote>Theres also unprecedented desertification going on across the world in key areas and were seeing a massive die-off of biodiversity Over time we can plant new forests but we cant make new rainforests or bring back extinct insects and animals </quote> Don't forget the sea algae making most the oxygen.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Noop_Noop 08/22/19 3:52:20 PM #48:	Mead posted... Theres also unprecedented desertification going on across the world in key areas and were seeing a massive die-off of biodiversity Over time we can plant new forests but we cant make new rainforests or bring back extinct insects and animals cool bro. maybe you can find us a solution inside your next bag of cheetos. --- I am your shepherd cloaked in obscenity. Heed these sickening words: I worship only what you bleed. <cite>Noop_Noop posted [p:926412257] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Mead posted...</cite> <quote>Theres also unprecedented desertification going on across the world in key areas and were seeing a massive die-off of biodiversity Over time we can plant new forests but we cant make new rainforests or bring back extinct insects and animals </quote> cool bro. maybe you can find us a solution inside your next bag of cheetos.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mead 08/22/19 3:53:34 PM #49:	Im a man of refined tastes I obviously prefer fritos --- If they drag you through the mud, it doesnt change whats in your blood <cite>Mead posted [p:926412310] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote>Im a man of refined tastes I obviously prefer fritos </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Doctor Foxx 08/23/19 10:40:12 PM #50:	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhESYHHbzsc" data-time=" --- Not a doctor. Shh! <cite>Doctor Foxx posted [p:926471927] in So I guess... [t:77953230]...</cite> <quote> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhESYHHbzsc" data-time=" </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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