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To: Dan Evans
I have always gotten the distinct impression, from environmental extremists, that the only unnatural thing on this planet was man. Everything seems to add a positive component to the world, except man. We just don't fit in.

By logical extension; man, therefore, must have been dropped here from another planet (being so primitive & malevolent, we certainly did not bring ourselves).

I see this as a third alternative, after Creationism, and evolution.

I call it the Mother Ship theory.

3 posted on 12/11/2003 2:01:15 PM PST by laotzu
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To: laotzu
I call it the Mother Ship theory.

So does Louis Farakkhan! lol

18 posted on 12/11/2003 3:00:47 PM PST by Fledermaus (Fascists, Totalitarians, Baathists, Communists, Socialists, Democrats - what's the difference?)
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To: laotzu
I have always gotten the distinct impression, from environmental extremists, that the only unnatural thing on this planet was man. Everything seems to add a positive component to the world, except man. We just don't fit in.

Yes, that is indeed how they view it. And that's why they ally themselves with Islamists: Both seek the destruction of mankind.

52 posted on 12/12/2003 7:13:34 AM PST by Smile-n-Win (Compassion for your enemies is a betrayal of your friends.)
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To: laotzu
Notice also the interesting idea in this UFO religion that only aliens can invent superior technology, so that the technology of the UFO itself becomes alien and unknowable, which is, of course, nonsense. Technology is technology.
75 posted on 12/25/2003 4:26:20 AM PST by AmericanVictory (If Arnold is the governater, Howard is the governatter)
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