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Seraphim, what you are talking about is unrealistic in Africa given the current political climate. The problems in Africa stem from corruption. The rulers are evil dictators that just don't give a f*** about their people. There is no chance of population control so long as there is rampant corruption.
And how can you say "the starving African excuse has run it's course" just because you think "social status climbers and politically correct hipsters have damn near turned starvation in Africa into a religion"? The reality of things again is that there are millions of people starving in Africa and it is not being addressed by certain governments because of rampant corruption. Screw the politically correct hipsters; they should not be able to influence you into ignoring the suffering of others.
I don't have answers as to how to fix the corruption issues in Africa, but I can tell you that things are not going to improve until they are resolved. Hopefully the African people will be able to figure something out.
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Like I previously stated:
Humans (and our inherent destructive capacities) are a product of the earth; the will of mother nature if you will. And yes, we are messing up big time, and if we don't get our act together it will probably lead to our demise someday. But at the end of the day, this rock floating in space is pretty insignificant. I do feel more compassion towards my fellow man than I do towards elephants though.
And how can you say "the starving African excuse has run it's course" just because you think "social status climbers and politically correct hipsters have damn near turned starvation in Africa into a religion"? The reality of things again is that there are millions of people starving in Africa and it is not being addressed by certain governments because of rampant corruption. Screw the politically correct hipsters; they should not be able to influence you into ignoring the suffering of others.
I don't have answers as to how to fix the corruption issues in Africa, but I can tell you that things are not going to improve until they are resolved. Hopefully the African people will be able to figure something out.
---------- Post added at 08:44 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:33 AM ----------
Your argument seems to hinge on human life being more valuable than animal life, and thus human driven destruction of the natural environment is always justified. That is complete and total bullshit
Like I previously stated:
Humans (and our inherent destructive capacities) are a product of the earth; the will of mother nature if you will. And yes, we are messing up big time, and if we don't get our act together it will probably lead to our demise someday. But at the end of the day, this rock floating in space is pretty insignificant. I do feel more compassion towards my fellow man than I do towards elephants though.
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