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What we are doing to the planet we are living on?

Started by TirexMan · 20 Oct 2008 · 31 replies

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TirexManArchived member
Hi everyone, I am new to this forum. I have a question and would like to see where everyone stands on this. Lets compare the world as a whole to a smaller place in an ecosystem. Lets say the maximum amount of deer in particular alloted, closed off forest, is 200. This forest supports 200 deer stability for a long period of time because of the self supporting ecosystem. Lets say a huge amount of food is dumped in that forest that only the deer eat. So the deer breed out of control and eat all the food, that food is gone and with a population of 2000 deer all the rest of potential food will be gone also. So the deer starve and die in huge quantities and after the damage they did on the environment, it supports only 20 deer now. Since this same logic can be applied to humans and the world, why would we be worrying about something as seemingly trivial as abortion being legal or not? shouldn't space exploration be a bigger priority? Or at least more of an attention to what we are doing to the planet we are living on? I really ask this because I do not understand your positions on this. Please help me here. P.S. Sorry If wrong place!
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brawlrArchived member
hahaha...wtf?
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5spdvlArchived member
Not only have you posted this in the wrong place, but you have also posted this on the wrong forum. Meow then, what shall we do about this? Firstly, please click here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam%27s_razor Now apply that to your statement. The most logical answer is the deer are evil, and they removed the forest because it is inconsequential. Also: Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Dazza102Archived member
Is this spam? I haven't decided if this is spam or not...
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brawlrArchived member
lol the bloke sounds pretty inbred so it could be in the right section..
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YetiArchived member
Most action the Tasmania section has had since Princess Mary went back to visit her sister
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YEP_boostArchived member
Clearly Daz it cant be SPAM. Its just some random hippie on a drug binge who is concerned about the environment so I think it should stay. Rather than hypothesizing, maybe he should tell us why he didnt shoot the deer before they got out of control and ****ed the forest?
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miskArchived member
lay off the shrooms mate
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NZ EVLHSVArchived member
The guy drives a "TirexMan" so it can't be spam This guy also likes to talk about Beavers http://www.beaverchat.com/member.php?u=7474 Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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SIrollerArchived member
rofl all tasmanians should be aborted to protect the ecosystem. (jokes)
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SHIFTArchived member
Contact Details, either phone or email as stated on rule no.5.. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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PSI086Archived member
Gutted
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5spdvlArchived member
I've got a gut feeling about this...
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Boeing77LArchived member
Location: VIC, USA....
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TirexManArchived member
Yes. I know it.
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PLY-BOIArchived member
lol _________
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NZ EVLHSVArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by TirexMan Yes. I know it. You are one creepy mofo
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Dazza102Archived member
I made a poll - you people can decide what happens to this wacko...
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5spdvlArchived member
Tirexman, I challenge you to a deer hotdog eating contest!!
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CALJAS88Archived member
THOUGHT IT WAS APPROPRIATE FOR THE THREAD F U K my bad its a MOOSE lmao Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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