[quote name='bmulligan'][quote name='Ikohn4ever'][quote name='bmulligan'][quote name='Quackzilla']They should be beaten and tortured, then slit their throats (but miss the jugular, don't want it to be fast).[/quote]
LOL, so it's okay to exterminate humans with counter-viewpoints to your own, but we need to save the animals that can't adapt to save themselves.
For two people who believe in natural selection and like to point out hypocracy, you two are shining examples of the latter.[/quote]
obviously u dont know natural selection, having humans destroy your habitat and an animal not adapting to that is not natural selection. It called rats and cockroaches will be the only things left under your natural selection. Adapting takes so much time in animals that take longer to breed. Thats why people study fruit flies because their life cycle is so short. For animals that live for long period of time, they cant adapt as quickly.[/quote]
Don't tell me, you took highschool biology 2 years ago. Good for you!
What happens when mother nature brings the next ice age, or earthquake? Or if an asteroid takes out 90% of the species on earth?
I'll tell you what happens, the strongest survive. That's natural selection. What are humans, unnatural? Didn't think so.[/quote]
Actually I would disagree.
Humans are a switching predator. Ask any biologist, switching predators are extremely destructive to any enviornment that they are set loose in. But humans short-circuit this destructive process by creating renewable resources of food, energy, and living enviornments. Our massive city/suburban structures, animal husbandry, etc.; these are artificial (artificial means man-made) and therefore many things about the way we live are not natural.
However we are also part animal and cannot help consuming more then we take, spreading parasitically over the earth. It doesn't have to be this way, but humanity better wake up before it is too late (we probably have a good deal of time before a total worldwide disaster, but it's already starting to affect our way of life)