Does Humanity Hate The Earth?

Since our rise to prosperity we have done nothing but kill off species, burn off fossil fuels, and tear down massive amounts of wilderness. I'm convinced that we fucking hate this place.

Every time I see trees being cleared for another Quiznos or another Starbucks it makes me fucking sick because there's another one just a couple miles up the road. When I read the article about edible sea life being almost gone by 2050 it made me sick because I'm sure SO MUCH of that stuff goes unused for the sake of convenience.

I blame the mindset that says, "well, if it is here now then it will always be here". I know several ultra-conservative nut jobs who actually subscribe to that line of thought concerning fossil fuels. There's an urgency to find a cleaner, safer energy that is being suppressed because of the mindset I'm talking about.

It's all just really sad. I don't want to see the kind of disrepair the Earth will be in when I'm 90.

wrd. 9-0

Fuck environmentalism.  I want alternatives to fossil fuels because I'm sick of sand niggers.

The problem is we love the Earth so much that we will fuck it 'till its dry.

Seems more like the Earth hates *us*. Tsunamis, hurricanes, volcanoes, not to mention all the diseases that like to jump in your wiener when you're just trying to get some poon. And as far as I know, all that stuff was around long before we started driving our Escalades to Starbucks. So I say the Earth started it.

>>3
I want them beacuse:
- I don't like fucking up the planet
- I'm sick of sand niggers and want them to die of hunger at once
- I don't like to breathe the shit from my car
- Alternative engines have other advantages, such as price, durability, maintenance costs, silence, weight, and more.

>>6
Silence is an advantage?

I don't know about you but I want to be able to hear a car coming when I'm out walking.

Did you know that over a hundred years ago, the eastern US used to have lots of parakeets?  The Carolina parakeet's numbers were severly depleted as we cut down their habitat for our own use.  The few that remained eventually died out.

Parakeets!  For fuck sakes, we used to have parakeets there.  I love parakeets.  I never even new about them until a few weeks ago.  As things die out, new generations of people barely give a shit because they never grew up with them and so don't miss them.

The Red Indian's parakeet based diet is to blame.

>>8
They had a suicide pact with the passenger pidgeons. Each pidgeon carried a screaming little parakeet with him when he went.

Well I wish they would tear down some of the crappy houses with crappy people in them around my neighborhood, and build some cafes and shit closer to me.