As you might imagine he's not entirely on board with their conclusions.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2019, 12:30, Reply)
All these cunts talking about going vegan or cutting down on red meat consumption in order to save the planet are fucking halfwits. Our number is up as a species the moment our crude oil reserves begin to run dry. Assuming we don't end up completely annihilating each other in a worldwide resource war (which, we will), we've become so utterly reliant on crude oil for just about every single conceivable aspect of our daily lives that we'd cease to function as a society once we no longer have unlimited access to the stuff.
By all means stop eating meat. But do it because you think animals are awesome, not because you have some misguided idea that you're somehow saving the world. That's just stupid.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2019, 12:45, Reply)
I'm one of those awesome people who are continuing to eat it because it is delicious.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2019, 12:50, Reply)
The future of organised human civilization hangs in the balance, and the next few years are pivotal.
Get over it, you damn snowflake.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2019, 13:22, Reply)
Far from it. Once we're all gone, the planet can get on with being a lovely place to inhabit for all the species we've made miserable through our continued expansion and consumption.
Humans are a horrible, parasitic organism. I welcome our demise. Until then, I'm going to carry on spending and living in relative luxury. I should be almost dead before things start to get really bad (hopefully).
(, Mon 2 Dec 2019, 14:49, Reply)
If you take an honest look at the situation and decide that trying to save us isn't what you want to do with your time, then I personally think: fair play to you. That's everyone's own choice to make.
On this specific issue though you're probably going to get increasing push back as the people who decide in favor of our continue existence come to consider apathy and nihilism as a problem that's directly hurting the cause.
Honest question: have you considered still wishing the end upon us and all, but just doing it on a more personal, private level?
Second point: If you actually do care about animals, you'd be better off trying to control the outcome rather than wishing a vague end to us. If we vanished overnight, we'd stop accelerating through the current mass extinction (assuming we haven't already crossed a tipping point), but that is not likely.
We're probably going to stick around a while longer, and are on course for ~4 degrees atm, which is going to fuck up loads more ecosystems and their inhabitants than we strictly have to.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2019, 18:31, Reply)
But as a species, we're a fucking disaster.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2019, 14:43, Reply)
There are individuals I like but when taken as a species, they are so pathetic you may as well eat them.
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but the domesticated varieties are only kept around because they're of use to us for meat, fibre or companionship, and the wild ones are only there because we haven't yet got around to eradicating them in order to use their land for growing soya beans and palm oil.
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