Thats it. The animals in the ocean will die because of ous.

>>34627110
The world isn't meant to be static, asshole.

I hate all of this "we have to think about the environment, dude!" bullshit, as if the environment has some inherently-proper way of existing. Fuck off. If they can't cope, they deserve to die.

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>>34627110
Very trippy post.

>>34627146

Desert is a spook, edgelord.

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We are just forcing natural selection, son. If that whale wasnt retarded enough to eat 30 fucking plastic bags then he would have lived and reproduced. But we erased that little whale nigger from the gene pool and now there are more resources for smarter, more superior animals.


We stand on top so it is only natural that humans do as they please.

>>34627146
Maybe you're right. I don't like living here eather but somehow I have to adjust to it unless I wan't to just lie down on the pavement and die. Animals die all the time bacause of all kinds of things, the weak species need to go, leaving room for the next set of more adjusted species

>>34627185
Nothing edgy about it, my dude. There is no good reason to try and reverse the change in climate, other than
>muh animals

>>34627193
There are microscopic pieces of plastic spreading through all ocean animals, even plancton and scallops. Soon there will be microplastic inside of humans, finding its way towards the heart, inside the brain, making ous slower, unable to feel or comprehend properly.

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>>34627271
>Soon there will be microplastic inside of humans, finding its way towards the heart, inside the brain, making ous slower, unable to feel or comprehend properly


Pretty sure that is already a problem even without plastic

>>34627193
Are you even aware of how wales eat?

>>34627299
You've seen nothing yet my friend.

>>34627146
I think the point is that humans are enforcing such pressure that animals and plants simply will all die, and then when that happens humans die too.

It's not hard to understand

>look at the requirements to volunteer at various environmental organisations
>most of them are as demanding, if not more than an actual job, except you won't be paid
>"guess they've got it covered then"

>>34627110
Thats fucking depressing man.
:( today will be hard.