voice the loon
1. Calls sabro "brother sabro"
2. supports terrorising entire communitys over a
few guinea pigs
3. has an unhealthy obsession with spelling and
and grammar on the internet, an informal
media arguably NOT an english lecture hall.
4. finds all violence against animals intolerable,
yet seems to relish and savour the very
thought of violence against his fellow
man.
5. Has fanatical unrealistic expectations on the
relationship between humans and our food supply
6. Has no real logical ideas on how to balance out
humanities needs and the wellbeingﾂ of the
ecosystem, and just rants on about how
animals rock and how much he hates humanity
7. Seems to have a fanatical belief that his opinions
and comments are truth and right, even though
he has yet to prove any real honest wisdom and
knowledge of what he speaks about beyond that
of a ranting loon.
8. A massive hypocrit, being a nature extremist,
while using computers, wearing clothes, eating
food, and most things in his life comming from
animals and plants.
Nuri a loon?
1. Likes haggis, possible sign of wierdness.
2. Has a phobia of mosqitos and blood sucking insects in general.
3. Supports crazy things like common sense, logic wisdom, and people more qualified about a subject having the legitimate say on it.
4. Likes cats over dogs.
5. Once he was on a deul highway home, and the gas station his family stopped at didnt have a loo so he climbed a fence and went into the nearby trees and bushes, to find the otherside was a golf course, so he had to choose who to risk seeing him...he chose the golfers, and wizzed just inside the bushline...if any golfers saw him they were kind enough to pretend otherwise...
Wow...i guess the list speaks for itself.
Its not like im unfamiliar with fanatics who blindly have their own agendas and beliefs, to feul the contempt and hatred and irrational unjustified hostility towards a particular group or race or religion, on in your case, all of humanity, but you knew fine and well you were comming onto a japan related forum, not a nature nut forum, im all happy if you want to spout your irrational and unworkable new world order BS in forums dedicated to your cause, but youve clearly came here with the intention of trolling, and demonizing japan, because somehow you feel you will win a decisive and long lasting blow against "the enemy" though your never really sure who they are, it changes as it suits you, the best way to describe your philosophy is this: for some reason in your life you lost faith in humanity, and now, you intent on hating all of it in return, but you cant really choose a particular target like racists or sexists can. Also you dont really care about the animals and nature, its just a convenient smoke screen, a mask to hide your contempt behind.
Possibly your mother or father abused you, maybe you were bullied at school, maybe it was just something as stupid as someone laughed at you once when you told them you were going vegetarian i dunno, maybe your just a total dead-beat with little worth and you've got nothing better then to fight the cause, any cause, aslong as you dont have to face the reality that your life is meaningless i dunno.
Yes, nature, mother earth, the ecosystem IS important and it DOES deserve our protection and management and respect.
But is stupid fanatical eco-nut rants on a forum, terrorising entire communities, dumping dead whales in cities, piracy, empty threats and a misplaced attitude that you are somehow fighting for a resistance cause when you arent acheiving anything and there is no real enemy, helping the cause for an eco-friendly humanity?....hell no.
If you want to save the whales, become a politician, lobby for pro-green policies and bills, try and find comprimise and meet nature and humanities needs in the middle, have patients and most of all be realistic about what to expect, the only way nature will be free from effect from humanity is if we are completely whiped from the earth and all trace of our existance (eco-nuts included) are gone.
But thats not going to happen, and having the natural instinct for survival of the species i, and the vast majority of others down want it either.
Neither is nature and life so fragile that a puff of smoke will finish all life on earth, chances are humanity would sooner finish itself off from its own pollution, and nature would recover itself.
The problem i have with eco-loonies is that they have such small small closed minds, that only think about the present and immediate future, and they cant think beyond into the bigger picture, the grand scheme of things.
Even if life did eventually (which it will anyway) vanish from the earth, theres still probably thousands if not millions or billions of worlds in the universe that have rich life on them.
Long before the sun swallows the earth and turns it into a puff of soot, the earth will be too hot for life, but what then?, should humanity just die with it because we live back in the stone age, when we could have advanced our technologies and spread into space eventually.
Earth is dying as we speak, its been dying since it formed, As far as i see it, its more important that ultimately, humanity has enough freedom to research and develope its technologies so we can escape this planet before its burnt to a cinder, then throw away civilization just so we can protect a few poxy whales that will die out in a few million years anyway, long long LONG before all life is destined to die.
I believe like any sane person, protecting the enviroment is important, yes, mostly for our own interests, and dont get me wrong, i do enjoy nature for natures sake, but ultimately we have to find the right balance in which nature is protected sufficiently, while humanity still has the freedom to develope and advance, and that is a balanced world that has no place for eco loonies.
Also i like plants more, doesnt mean im going to stop eating them, but i would prefer a nice leafy shade-casting tree over a big wet whale, if i had to choose between the survival of a single species of tree, or a single species of whale, ide choose a species of tree for conservation.
