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Re: What would you do?

Coahtemoc — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 00:34:30 -0000

Hmm, what you say is true; humans, at least some, do little, kind things every day. But why is it that most major decisions have such a negative effect? We have bad events in our history books because they are so important. Why can't governments spread their wealth amongst those less fortunate? Why can't countries spread new inventions or the like instead of try to hide it from the world for self-gain? but I digress; what you said has been a tiny hole in my theory for some time now. I occasionally see a kind act and think,' well, maybe they aren't THAT bad...' But then I'm reminded of the cruelties they bring upon others, how so many are propelled by greed, how so many care more about themselves than others, and I regain my opinion that the world would be better off without them. But now that I think about it, I've gotten absolutely off topic! =D Even from the very beginning I was off-topic! XD It doesn't matter whether humans are good or bad; they still have a negative effect on the planet! The kindest person in the world could be driving a car, thus, emitting pollutants into the atmosphere, (somewhat) contributing to Global Warming. I say somewhat because the Earth's temperature fluxuates over time, and in our "fluxuation," it's a time of heat (most of the time it's what we know as an Ice Age o.0). But by existing, humans, good or bad, take up resources, the population creates a demand for things like paper, food, etc. and the results are the destruction of forests, the taking of land; all these things that contribute to endangering species, be they flora or fauna. Hehe, this is a little hard to describe; I must say, I think my thoughts have become more lucid.... =P If humans were to go extinct, or never existed in the 1st place, think of how the world would be... Little to no pollution (don't forget the volcanoes! =D), pristine forests and oceans. Healthy coral reefs, vast habitats for animals to live in. If humans just disappeared, this Earth would be so beautiful, so much better then it is... But no, humans are here, and, be they good or bad, they have a negative effect on this world, and if they were gone, than the world would be so much healthier... and THAT is why I would try writing," everyone" in the Death Note! =D I look forward to hearing your opinion on this, httpgirl! =]

Re: What would you do?

Coahtemoc — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 17:39:52 -0000

I'm sorry for pissing you off. .-. I really hope you continue to post; I love having this discussion with you! =D It's been some time since we've talked though, and my memory is a little fuzzy... But I never said I don't know any good people. o.0 I know quite a few, but I still believe that deep down, many humans are vile, disgusting little things. A have many friends, and a few of them agree with me in my opinions of the human race. I'm typically an optimistic person in general, but, from studying human history, I've seen that the majority of them are idiots, and they continue to make mistakes that affect the world around them in, for the most part, negative ways. I am rather curious, though, as to why you think humans are good. Please post 'em soon! ^...^

Re: What would you do?

Coahtemoc — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 17:34:01 -0000

Hmm, what you say isn't entirely true. I would like to change people, but from actions I've seen in the past, and the ignorance that humans hold in the present, I simply doubt that they'd change. Sure they may SAY they want to change, but many people lack the ability tofollow up their words with actions. And so, I simply believe that the erradication of them would be the most simple and effective form of saving the planet. But then again, I may be horrifically insane, thus nullifying anything I say... Oh well, I'm glad I can see the world as it should be, and not how it is.

Re: What would you do?

Coahtemoc — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 19:27:15 -0000

Not to be rude, but either you or that quote has kinda bad grammar...oh well. Yay! Ghandi! ^...^ I'm a huge fan of Ghandi. o.o I actually live true to that quote; I act as I think people should, with a huge amount of respect for nature. But just because a person can embody the sort of change people need, that doesn't mean people will follow or listen to them. I'm sure many people live by the teachings of people like Ghandi, but many more seem to not care... That or they listen, but they don't do as they're taught. ._.

Re: What would you do?

Coahtemoc — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 20:40:19 -0000

While I'm glad you analyzed the posts, i do disagree with you on some points. I don't think I'm lke Light for various reasons: Light wants to rid the world of evil humans, I wish to rid the world of humans for they are (deep-down for Billy) evil; Light wishes to be the new ruler of his paradise, i wouldn't mind dying with everyone else; he's a genuis, I don't consider myself a genuis. o.0 Anyways, back to the main topic. o....o I don't really see why you're concerned about the food chain, though humans do occasionally get eaten, the results of such occurences are uually the destruction of the animal that killed the human. We'd affect the food chain if we were eaten on a regular basis, which we don't. As for saving those with rightous and just personalities, while that sounds good, 1) such people seem very rare to come by these days. Our schools are populated mostly by wannabe gangsters, not good, philosophical sumaritans (probably spelt that wrong... oO). 2) Good people are not always chosen to lead. Too often is the man with various tricks and chains of deceit up his sleeve chosen over the man that is just. o.0 And yes, people can turn corrupt, but, and I know I'm sorta contradicting myself, but if one is 'good,' at least, in my point of view, corruption would not be a problem. Still, as previously mentioned, such people are hard to come by...

Re: What would you do?

Coahtemoc — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 20:29:50 -0000

I never said that humans were pure evil all the time, I said that deep-down, most humans are evil. Obviously if the entire world was in turmoil with everyone killing eachother, everyone would think humans evil. oO

Re: What would you do?

Coahtemoc — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 18:53:01 -0000

For Billy: I suppose i do look at humanity as a whole. Humans throughout the history of, I'd say civilization, has been rather evil, at least in my opinion. Most of the time, they've been busy with wars. Wars over resources, appearences, even religions! if the majority of humans were good and not bad, as you say, then why didn't civilizations of the past, and present, resort to comprimise and discussion, instead of violence...? And it's true that most people TRY to do good, I guess, but deep down a lot of people are wicked, as well.

For MasterTrace: I think you just won the arguement, or just became more enlightened then us all... o.o i still think it'd be nice to have humans gone, though. =P

Re: What would you do?

Coahtemoc — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 18:53:53 -0000

You need not apologize at all, you're simply stating your opinion. =] Anyways, going to hpttgirl, I don't think you gte my point. As you say, I might be going for the easy way out, but I don't want to teach humans, I want them to be gone. o.0 And for MasterTrace, I am well aware of the food web, and yes, there would probably be a burst of growth leading to an overpopulation of higher teir predators. however, as observed in nature, the abundance of predators and scarcity of prey will eventually equalize the populations. As for invasive species, you have a very good point, one I can't really argue with. All I can say about that is that the indigenous species and invasive species would/should eventually stabalize. By the way, what's wrong with the dinosaur age? It sounds like a good & fun time. XP Oh, but how are soldiers heroes..? Sure they're fighting to protect their country, but why are they fighting in the 1st place...? Because one group of humans attacked another group of humans, thus showing that humans are indeed vile. Your example seemed to work for both our sides of the arguement. ^_^ As for fire fighters...well, yah, you kinda beat me there, as well. But then agian, there are humans who start fires simply to burn things, or to cover up murders, or to committ murders! o.0 Again, an example worked for both of us! ^_^ And sure, the Twilight Zone is a book/show, but is the bible not a book? is the Qur'an or Torah just a book, as well? People hold value to them because they listen to their teachings; people revere them for they're relics of their religion; but when it comes down to it, they're just books as well. So, even though an example may be a(n) (fictional) book, that doesn't mean it isn't valid. =]

Re: What would you do?

Coahtemoc — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 23:42:41 -0000

Haha, you seem to misunderstand me. I mainly wish for the death of humans for the sake of all the other species. We put them all in danger, 1 species causing the death and suffering of millions of others. Why should we exist when we cause so much torment? Besides, deep down, all humans can be vile; for instance, take the episode of The Twilight Zone (I do apologize, but I forget which one) in which there was a possibility of a nuclear attack, and one family had a bomb shelter, all the others begged, at first, to be let in. The begging turned to anger, anger to hate, hate to violence. People were killed, and it was then that they realized that the attack was false. Under extreme conditions, the true nature of human beings shows. Their vile, putrid forms appear, and we can see them for the monsters that they are. But I digress, humans should die for the sake of other living organisms. In my opinion, of course. o.o

Edit: Hmm, I seemed to come off as rather mean, and I didn't answer a semi-question of yours. I know that not ALL humans are bad (woot for contradiction!), but I think it would be kinda selfish to make exceptions for only the people I see as good. If I were to save those I find "good," then should I not save everyone who is considered ''good,'' for equality's sake? No, the erradication of humans must be complete. o.o And of course it'll solve things! there will be no war, no pollution, global warming will cease (hopefully), poaching will stop, all the conflicts we humans worry so much about will disappear with us! =] There was a time when humans could be saved, but that was before Colombus tainted the Americas with European filth. People like the Native Americans, the Buddhists, Taoists, Confuscianists, and Shinto followers; all of them good people, in my opinion, for they tried to live with the world, instead of against it. So yah...nowadays, people are just so annoying and idiotic that things will be better if they all died. As Mr. todd says, " ...the lives of the wicked should be made breif, for the rest of us death will be relief...." =]

Re: What would you do?

Coahtemoc — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 20:24:45 -0000

Awesome!! Someone who shares my philosophy! =]

Re: What would you do?

Coahtemoc — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 03:03:40 -0000

Well, I'd simply have to try writing down ''the entire human race '' Why? Because humans are a plague upon the world and should all be killed. If this doesn't work, I'll simply kill as many humans possible.