Rainer
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With some good rope and a chair, you can help out, too. Please help serve world over-population.
Rare whale shark cut into pieces in Malaysian Restaurant - pictures as well
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With some good rope and a chair, you can help out, too. Please help serve world over-population.
Rainer
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If it's that or wishing death upon random (generally innocent) people, please do! Come on people, if you see humans as only a problem, don't be hypocritical. Do your part.
drdiver1952
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Pretty much all the problems with the environment are traceable back to the fact that there are too many people and the problem is increasing daily. As far as me doing my part, I elected to only have two kids which puts me at reducing the total number of people. What do you think is the problem if not too many people?
Rainer
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Great, please remove yourself and your two kids. That would help right?
Seriously, sure, over-population is a real issue. Wishing random death on others is hardly the right solution. If you truly believe in the need to remove humans, I won't stop you from addressing that issue with yourself (and your family).
Seriously, sure, over-population is a real issue. Wishing random death on others is hardly the right solution. If you truly believe in the need to remove humans, I won't stop you from addressing that issue with yourself (and your family).
Well, I slaughtered the two kids this morning and am waiting for the wife to come home from work so I can finish the job.
Wait, I don't have any children. Maybe I'll borrow a couple from my neighbor.Worldwide pandemics are nature's way of correcting for overpopulation. Its going to happen eventually whether we like it or not. Incidents like the subject of this thread only illustrate the types of environmental and ecosystem damage associated with overpopulation. As we continue to eat everything in sight, eventually there won't be enough food to sustain the population. So, instead of withing random death on others, we can continue on our current path and wish starvation on poor third-world children. What a choice!
walke121
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I'm a marine biologist and that's a terrible thing to see. I'm just glad to see that the whole animal was being utilized and not just finned and tossed OB. I'm not sure about the cuisine over there or if whale shark is a common food. Maybe some poorly fed kid got a meal out of it, thats about the only upside I can see.
KidK9
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This post went from a sick article and practice to sick ideas from board members. Get real.
Rainer
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Its OK, we made a meal out of the children, so nothing went to waste.
Too funny.
Waste not.
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