Yes. As long as the animal or plant life is not necessary for OUR survival then there's absolutely no reason to attempt to keep it alive. Our entire planet is a mess and we're spending money on helping someone OTHER than ourselves? We should prioritize human life, not animal. Let me put it in a different way. Would you rather money be spent on helping the needy or on saving an animal from extinction?Bobbity said:if you accpt that though, then where do we stop? Do we cut down the Amazon rainforest, killing off thousands of different species because our needs take priority? Do we eradicate the dodo so as to provide food for our Portugese settlers?
Bobbity said:If it was us or them, I'd say us in a heartbeat. The thing is that we can work for ourselves and other species. To say that the money we spend helping them could be better spent on ourselves, when far, far more money is already spent on fighting to eradicate povert and disease, is like saying that we shouldn't spend on entertainment and instea put our money into charities, or that we should stop the space program and put money into, I don't know, education. Just because we can, it doesn't mean that we should.
The onces that are free and their natural habitat aren't breeding, they just don't want to breed. The heat of female and man panda are on different seasons, the male penis is really small and females give only one change per year for the the male.TheBelgianGuy said:So we humans destroy their habitat... but it's their own fault? WTF is wrong with you people.
I'm sorry, I had a hard time writing a response without resorting to the same insult throwing like you.WolfEdge said:omnomnom
Why is it our job to keep you alive? As you have said so yourself, evolution has failed you.SinisterGehe said:The onces that are free and their natural habitat aren't breeding, they just don't want to breed. The heat of female and man panda are on different seasons, the male penis is really small and females give only one change per year for the the male.TheBelgianGuy said:So we humans destroy their habitat... but it's their own fault? WTF is wrong with you people.
They are snobby creatures that are dying out. Why it is our job to keep the alive, evolution has failed them. Other species have adapted to live with humans they haven't, why d we need to keep them alive? If they wont breed why do we force them to?
Any day it could be our turn to die like they are, if nature decides it some species time to go, we are not to interfere with it.
We have millions of people suffering and dying of things that could be cured with 5 euros worth of penisilin, they are dying of starvation when America is getting fatter and fatter.
Millions of people suffer of physical pain because of conditions that cant afford. Millions of people suffer severe pain that can not be helped. (Like me)
And you are crying over a snobby animal that wants to die out.
They are going to go extinct one way or another. Might as well not throw any more money at them. Don't get me wrong, I wish them the best of luck but the gene pool is simply not large enough to sustain them without serious inbreeding going on.ImprovizoR said:Should we let this go extinct
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Eh?.. You ain't keeping me alive that is for sure. I am very much able to breathe, eat, sleep and fuck (If I would be interested to) without the help of you. I got will to survive, I can breed when ever I want to.TheBelgianGuy said:Why is it our job to keep you alive? As you have said so yourself, evolution has failed you.SinisterGehe said:The onces that are free and their natural habitat aren't breeding, they just don't want to breed. The heat of female and man panda are on different seasons, the male penis is really small and females give only one change per year for the the male.TheBelgianGuy said:So we humans destroy their habitat... but it's their own fault? WTF is wrong with you people.
They are snobby creatures that are dying out. Why it is our job to keep the alive, evolution has failed them. Other species have adapted to live with humans they haven't, why d we need to keep them alive? If they wont breed why do we force them to?
Any day it could be our turn to die like they are, if nature decides it some species time to go, we are not to interfere with it.
We have millions of people suffering and dying of things that could be cured with 5 euros worth of penisilin, they are dying of starvation when America is getting fatter and fatter.
Millions of people suffer of physical pain because of conditions that cant afford. Millions of people suffer severe pain that can not be helped. (Like me)
And you are crying over a snobby animal that wants to die out.
so true ... keep them alive , for the cuteness and for the fact that something needs to eat bambooImprovizoR said:Should we let this go extinct
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I honestly don't know how long Panda's have been around for, but human's have been around for thousands of years too and we have lived in perfect harmony without Panda's dying out before, and as human's are part of nature then yes, anything we, as a species kills is part of nature's plan because one day we wont be the highest on the food chain and nature will dutily cull us in many ways.danpascooch said:If they are dying out nature wants them to die out? Back before humans came into the scene they were fine, so it isn't nature that's killing them, if we decided today to hunt bald eagles to extinction with rifles, and then did it, would you say it was because nature wants them to die out?Riku said:Yes, I think we should let them die out.
Just because we are the dominant species on this planet, everything has a life cycle, and nature needs to run its course.
If they are dying out, then surely nature wants them to die out? Survival of the fittest and all that jazz.
Nature will then form a balance from an inbalance, it's just the way life is sometimes.
Getting into the religious side of it; God gave us stewardship over all the animals, yet since Biblical times [i.e. mostly not real times] there have been many species that have died out; Dinosaurs, Dodo birds, Wooly Mammoths, Dragons*, Kabutops* etc etc and we sure as hell didn't save those creatures and we seem to be fine as a planet so do you think adding another one to that list is really going to harm us that much?
*Species may or may not have existed /sarcasm.
Your point is a valid one good Sir.Spot1990 said:Not a thing. About 99% of all creatures that have ever lived are now extinct. Species go extinct everyday.ImprovizoR said:you wouldn't feel anything?
I'm sorry, after looking at my post again, it was much more mean-spirited than I wanted to say it. You took it better than I'd have done if somebody said something rude like that to me.SinisterGehe said:snip
It's funny how people keep commenting like Nature is an actual, living thing, has a plan, etc,. then just being a set of laws earthly creatures happen to follow.Riku said:more snipsnip
Obiously yes, but their is a difference between a normal Background extinction rate, and the human-induced extinction rate. If we're killing off species faster than new ones are born... That really doesn't concern you?Spot1990 said:Not a thing. About 99% of all creatures that have ever lived are now extinct. Species go extinct everyday.ImprovizoR said:you wouldn't feel anything?