are humans worth it? - Page 2

kurribu99 · 09-12-2009, 01:18 PM

if humans wuld just DIE, then all the domesticated animals wuld die, the food chain wuld be out of control and all of the old buildings, power cords, ect. wuld start to deteriorate and kill all in their path

Jarod Chidogashi · 09-12-2009, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by kurribu99

if humans wuld just DIE, then all the domesticated animals wuld die, the food chain wuld be out of control and all of the old buildings, power cords, ect. wuld start to deteriorate and kill all in their path

This debate has nothing to do with IF they die. Its if you think they should.

RedBlade · 09-12-2009, 01:23 PM

Hmm this is a very hard topic and I'm not sure about what I think of it. There may be reasons why human-kind is not worth the space but there are also reasons why we should. There's just so much to it that I don't believe we will ever have a complete answer to this question that everbody agree's on. It will just cause turmoil within this place so... I'm not sure about what I think of this.

The world would be better off if we died. But if we died... what is really left of this world?

Jarod Chidogashi · 09-12-2009, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by RedBlade

Hmm this is a very hard topic and I'm not sure about what I think of it. There may be reasons why human-kind is not worth the space but there are also reasons why we should. There's just so much to it that I don't believe we will ever have a complete answer to this question that everbody agree's on. It will just cause turmoil within this place so... I'm not sure about what I think of this.

The world would be better off if we died. But if we died... what is really left of this world?

What is left... Well for one there would be more room. No killings of innocent creatures, and most of all- The world itself.
At the rate we're going, New York will be underwater by 2050. (Yes, Im talking about Global Warming.)

Yuki M Namikazi Uzumaki · 09-12-2009, 01:29 PM

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humans have done nothing but HARM the enviorment and have no specific job in nature....like every other animal....and plant...and living thing....

we also never learn from our mistakes...

and we kill our own kind...

and we have created every problem on earth that has ever happened that has been a global problem...

should i keep going...

so are they worth it? are they worth the space?

be honest with this info it shows that they aren't.

I don't see another species being affected by the end of humans so yeah they aren't worth it in my eyes.

some of us do learn from our mistakes

animals kill there own kind to

and were trying to fix those problems

YES your kool lol

yes.yes

no it dosn't show that they aren't worth it

RedBlade · 09-12-2009, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Jarod Chidogashi

What is left... Well for one there would be more room. No killings of innocent creatures, and most of all- The world itself.
At the rate we're going, New York will be underwater by 2050. (Yes, Im talking about Global Warming.)

Yes, but none of this would effect us if we were just dead. And if we never came into this world... well then we would have never known. The real question here is what is more important a dead world with us here... or a dead world without us here?

Jarod Chidogashi · 09-12-2009, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Yuki M Namikazi Uzumaki

some of us do learn from our mistakes

animals kill there own kind to

and were trying to fix those problems

YES your kool lol

yes.yes

no it dosn't show that they aren't worth it

But too many dont.

Merely to survive, not because of anything else.

A few of us are.

Jarod Chidogashi · 09-12-2009, 01:33 PM

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Yes, but none of this would effect us if we were just dead. And if we never came into this world... well then we would have never known. The real question here is what is more important a dead world with us here... or a dead world without us here?

I would say without personally. We have done little/nothing to help the planet. IMO it would be better off without us.

Cupcake · 09-12-2009, 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Jarod Chidogashi

What is left... Well for one there would be more room. No killings of innocent creatures, and most of all- The world itself.
At the rate we're going, New York will be underwater by 2050. (Yes, Im talking about Global Warming.)

I don't think humans caused global warming. There have been other periods of heat and cold on this earth in the past because of the sun's patterns. For example: the ice age.

Vex · 09-12-2009, 01:37 PM

Since you are one, it's kind of a awkward point when the whole world is being run by them.

Jarod Chidogashi · 09-12-2009, 01:38 PM

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I don't think humans caused global warming. There have been other periods of heat and cold on this earth in the past because of the sun's patterns. For example: the ice age.

We didnt. Its been going on for a while. We've just encouraged it. Infact, the cows we all love to get our dairy from are the number 1 contributers to Global Warming.
We survived the heat periods because of the ozone layer. Its different now, as there is a hole in it.

Yuki M Namikazi Uzumaki · 09-12-2009, 01:38 PM

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But too many dont.

Merely to survive, not because of anything else.

A few of us are.

really cause a larg part of a large bird's diet ushualy is smaller bird's

RedBlade · 09-12-2009, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Jarod Chidogashi

I would say without personally. We have done little/nothing to help the planet. IMO it would be better off without us.

Well it may be better without us but my point is without us living on this planet... who really cares what happens to earth if we did not live here?

Jarod Chidogashi · 09-12-2009, 01:40 PM

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Well it may be better without us but my point is without us living on this planet... who really cares what happens to earth if we did not live here?

I suppose we dont, but it is irelevent, seeing as we do live here.

RedBlade · 09-12-2009, 01:41 PM

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I suppose we dont, but it is irelevent, seeing as we do live here.

THEREFORE this entire thread is mute. And all of our opinions make no difference at all.

Jarod Chidogashi · 09-12-2009, 01:42 PM

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THEREFORE this entire thread is mute. And all of our opinions make no difference at all.

Actually it isnt. It is about if you think we should be here. Not what would go on if we werent.

RedBlade · 09-12-2009, 01:45 PM

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Actually it isnt. It is about if you think we should be here. Not what would go on if we werent.

Well since this would not matter if we died because we would have never been alive to contribute in global warming and that this question is based off of opinions there really is no answer to this question so I'm just gonna say... Yes.... End of story!

Jarod Chidogashi · 09-12-2009, 01:50 PM

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Well since this would not matter if we died because we would have never been alive to contribute in global warming and that this question is based off of opinions there really is no answer to this question so I'm just gonna say... Yes.... End of story!

I didnt understand that.

RedBlade · 09-12-2009, 01:54 PM

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I didnt understand that.

Well I meant that since this question is based off of an opinion there is no real answer that everyone could agree on so my answer is... Yes we are worth it... end of story.

You can say a lot of facts and stuff to try and change my mind but it doesn't matter because my opinion is my own.

NOW end of story.

Jarod Chidogashi · 09-12-2009, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by RedBlade

Well I meant that since this question is based off of an opinion there is no real answer that everyone could agree on so my answer is... Yes we are worth it... end of story.

You can say a lot of facts and stuff to try and change my mind but it doesn't matter because my opinion is my own.

NOW end of story.

I see the question as this- Do you think humans are worth what they do on the planet?

I never tried to change your opinion. Merely state mine.

09-12-2009, 01:18 PM	#21
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RedBlade Special Jonin Candidate Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: I'm not sure... maybe my map is broken. Posts: 2,014 Rep Power: 8	Re: are humans worth it? Hmm this is a very hard topic and I'm not sure about what I think of it. There may be reasons why human-kind is not worth the space but there are also reasons why we should. There's just so much to it that I don't believe we will ever have a complete answer to this question that everbody agree's on. It will just cause turmoil within this place so... I'm not sure about what I think of this. The world would be better off if we died. But if we died... what is really left of this world? Last edited by RedBlade; 09-12-2009 at 01:26 PM.

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