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Posts by Randy Cunningham

It’s hubris of another form to assume nature thinks of anything other than eat and be eaten. Your apathy is just as cruel as the systems you whine and bitch about. I’ve reflected on my time on this prison planet. Most creatures on Earth live miserable lives. Calling for an end to it is just pity.

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And all of the evidence points to life just being a part of this cruel game called Earth. Most of the circle of life is completely defined by pain, suffering, and malice. That’s not really anything worth salvaging. Natures only concern is kill or be killed. Calling for an end to it is just mercy.

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The sentient biotic world is characterised by much pain, grief and death and for no purpose whatsoever so there is a perverse but legitimate morality in calling for an end to it all. In fact it is repugnant not to enlist the aid of a kindly vet to end the suffering of this old dog called Earth.

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If you want billions of animals and humans to continue to suffer by living on this hellhole rock, that’s fine by me.

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*creatures

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It’s not about hubris. This planet has only ever brought suffering and pain for everything living on it. It’s just putting Earth features out of their misery. The only grim thing is finding value on a planet of monsters.

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I’m not joyous about it. I already have a loaded rifle in my house. When the food runs out I can just end it in my own terms. I’m not deluding myself by survival skills which will just prolong the suffering.

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I mean I’m not overjoyed about the suffering of billions of people, but I can’t stop it. I don’t feel sad or whatever about biodiversity loss because I don’t care about nature. I just think the universe will be better off when the Earth is dead and gone.

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Sorry can’t help it. I’m an anarchist. I’m a doomer to the fullest extent.

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My only hope is climate change continues to kill everything on the planet even after we’re gone. Praying those nuclear power plants meltdown.

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Maybe for a few years. Then the heat will eradicate any plant life left by the end of the century. Everything will be gone after the people disappear.

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Any species that evolves to the point of human consciousness does what we’ve done: over exploit and run amok with resources until we kill everything. That’s just how life on Earth works. Any species would’ve done the same thing as us if given the opportunity.

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Not to mention the 500+ nuclear power plants that will meltdown and explode and fuck up the Earth for thousands of years after we’re all dead.

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Not really. All of the phytoplankton in the ocean is currently dying due to all the contained heat. After humans this lands will pretty much become a toxic and uninhabitable wasteland.

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It wouldn’t help. Humans have been fucking up the planet for the past 2.5 million years. Humans never had a chance to be anything more than every other dumb animal on this planet.

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Why not blame ourselves? It’s not like humans are held at gunpoint to rape and fuck up the Earth. It’s an active choice. Just like having kids and paying mortgage. You have only yourself to blame.

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There’s no surviving for anything. The heat will keep rising even if we all died tomorrow. There will be no great restart for any life forms cause all the resources are gone. Your delusion is grand.

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Hey c’mon, we’re taking everything else down with us with very little to no chance of recovery! I say that’s pretty grandiose. It’s terribly sad, but it’s something.

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phytoplankton in the oceans in currently dying. That kind of sums up the planets fate into becoming a barren toxic rock.

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I’m sorry, that’s a little foolhardy. No one is going to be about shutting them down in the midst of nuclear world war three. Evolution might leave some bacteria alive, but nothing really complex ever again. Climate change is already locked in about 10C and beyond. Nothing survives that. And the—

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It sure is. Too bad it came in too late to make any real difference at this point, lol.

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Anything.

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Except nature won’t like the returns. We’ve pretty much killed everything on Earth and with collapse of civilization, the planet will only be rotten completely. AMOC collapse, 500+ nuclear power plants melting down, toxic microplastics… the planet is pretty much dead for so collapse doesn’t change—

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Or better yet, more than likely wreck them so bad that they’re even worse than the current situation, who knows? Lol, evenings John.

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“Indigenous”, oh fantastic more idealization of the noble savages. No sitting around chucking spears for food and singing kumbaya and holding hands wouldn’t have prevented collapse. It goes against human nature to do anything of the sort.

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No, it didn't start in the SE. & no, you didn't state facts. Going all the way back to the US founding, there's ton of racism in all parts, esp. considering racism against Indigenous people. It's a fallacy white people tell themselves that racism is a "South" problem to get out of their own racism.

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Crews to help keep the nuclear plants from melting down and radiating whatever is left remaining.

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Chernobyl isn’t the best example. There’s a whole lot of layers and events that make that situation a discipline case: There was a large cement dome constructed to contain the radioactive waste. There was a human cleanup crew to help manage it. This time there will not be any cement domes or cleanup

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My hopes aren’t high. The Earth hasn’t had to deal with resource depletion and 500+ nuclear reactors melting down and contaminating the planet. Especially not in less than 200 years compared to events that took thousands of millions of years.

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