Posted on 11/26/2015 3:30:30 PM PST by ground_fog
If this planet exploded tomorrow I wouldn’t shed a tear.
Environmentalists say evil mankind is destroying a beautiful God-given place. Really? Mudslides, earthquakes and twisters kill millions (thousands) of people every year. Innocent planet? I judge by deeds not words. Yes, pollutants kill. But so do rockslides. If you talk to the average resident of a natural disaster location, they will be glad to tell you the planet has done as much evil as the average multinational in terms of lives taken in their local community.
(Excerpt) Read more at theguardian.com ...
You don’t understand - the planet is just exacting revenge on the evil humans. The humans started it. /s
Doncha just love the Guardian?
I get that this is sarcasm. But the fact that the general level of critical thinking has dropped so low as to enable this to BE sarcasm is truly depressing.
This is actually a heavily sarcastic article if you read the whole thing..very comedic colin quinn
Actually I found the article pretty funny...unlike the Guardian readers that commented on it.
It is pretty good and many of the comments have been removed. :) I’m surprised that he only mentioned Mars because there is a great big universe that is impacted by our not coughing in our sleeves. How many aliens (space) have we killed? How many black holes have been formed because of the ozone depletion?
“Oh, so Mother Nature needs a favor? Well, maybe she should have thought of that when she was besetting us with droughts and floods and poison monkeys. Well, I say ‘Hard cheese!’”~~C M Burns
It seems that mankind is now ready for some deep space missions.
Climate change is also part of ‘Mother Nature’. Desert, plains, ice. All on the same terrain over the course of millions of years.
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