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1 posted on 10/04/2014 3:00:45 PM PDT by Lorianne

To: Lorianne

MM MM MM FRUIT BAT SOUP

2 posted on 10/04/2014 3:06:02 PM PDT by Lorianne

To: Lorianne

So the native food in Africa is infecting the natives with an incurable disease.

This sounds like a big problem. Are they supposed to stop eating?

3 posted on 10/04/2014 3:19:42 PM PDT by Former Proud Canadian (Drink your Ovaltine)

To: Lorianne

And if the fruit bat were threatened with extinction, you’d have all manner of lefties fighting tooth and nail to save the species.

5 posted on 10/04/2014 3:24:02 PM PDT by Joe 6-pack (Qui me amat, amat et canem meum.)

To: Lorianne

“We can’t stop here. This is bat country!”

7 posted on 10/04/2014 3:29:04 PM PDT by Califreak (Hope and Che'nge is killing U.S.)

To: Lorianne

How saving West African forests might have prevented the Ebola epidemic

And so would not being a bunch of depraved filth mongers.

8 posted on 10/04/2014 3:32:17 PM PDT by ROCKLOBSTER (Celebrate "Republicans Freed the Slaves" Month.)

To: Lorianne

Perhaps you could also argue that outlawing DDT led to increased an insect population that could support more bats.

12 posted on 10/04/2014 4:38:49 PM PDT by clearcarbon

To: Lorianne

Here, I thought it was the reduction of polar ice. (the top part, not the bottom)

13 posted on 10/04/2014 5:34:13 PM PDT by sasquatch

To: Lorianne

enviroweenie hysteria. What deforestation?

14 posted on 10/04/2014 9:50:38 PM PDT by blueplum

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