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carrion kit posted:surprisingly, this and the dynamics of homosexual sex was already figured out by a fictional Gorilla named Ishmael. Basically there are 'Givers' and there are 'Takers', I highly recommend you read this book OP. it will change the way you look not only about the 'nature' of man but also the nature of your own hole and dick read this in high school, forgot about the homosex part. where does the gorilla come down on it? yea or nay?
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Man can change. You can't fight nature, jack.
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carrion kit posted:surprisingly, this and the dynamics of homosexual sex was already figured out by a fictional Gorilla named Ishmael. Basically there are 'Givers' and there are 'Takers', I highly recommend you read this book OP. it will change the way you look not only about the 'nature' of man but also the nature of your own hole and dick moby dick is real big tho
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SniperWoreConverse posted:war is the pinnicle of human endevor. humans, the lords of the earth. War is the purest expression of nature itself, war is god same
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Jul 12, 2014 06:55
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I only wish humans had another species to war against honestly how much fun is that poo poo going to be when we start to leave our planet
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blondcockerel posted:OP the only difference between man and pleasure are its goals. Man seeks pleasure and nature seeks only survival.
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Jul 12, 2014 07:01
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History shows again and again how nature points out the folly of man.
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Smoking Crow posted:i hope a dolphin rapes u
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cis white male posted:humans are the same no not really
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Fojar38 posted:no not really yes there is no free will
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is not the tiger at war with the gazelle? get a job
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Gazpacho posted:there is no "rape" among beasts, makes u think this is a lie
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Jul 12, 2014 07:31
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I once read about a baby elephant that got stuck in quicksand so a bunch of hyenas just casually ate its entire face while it was still alive and it didn't die for hours and hours. I was like, oh hey a political cartoon
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Jul 12, 2014 07:33
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I wish foxes made good pets, they're really murdery though I hear
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cis white male posted:wolfs only eat as much as they need Tell that to a sheep farmer who wakes up in the morning to find his entire flock thrill killed by wolves. Get a clue city boy.
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Humboldt Squid posted:I once read about a baby elephant that got stuck in quicksand so a bunch of hyenas just casually ate its entire face while it was still alive and it didn't die for hours and hours. I was like, oh hey a political cartoon 
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Jul 12, 2014 07:37
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Humanity was Nature's greatest offspring. (Which has since turned into elder abuse)
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Go to Youtube, search 'animal attacks", enjoy the beauty of nature.
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nature is absolutely not more peaceful than man, it only seems that way because humans are more organized about being violent to each other
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i wish i was a bonobo
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toggle posted:i wish i was a bonobo Most humans are, what's holding you back?
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there's no malice in nature. humans developed hate to levels no animal could ever hope to achieve
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nature has killed and will kill every living thing since the beginning of time
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Decebal posted:there's no malice in nature. humans developed hate to levels no animal could ever hope to achieve Humans aren't unique in the regard that they torture others just for the hell of it. From humans down to even insects there are examples of animals that do pointlessly cruel things. They serve no benefit to aggressor, and the victims pose no danger to them either. Its really quite the enigma. The difference of course is that a human is capable of understanding that what it is doing is stupid and they're just a tremendous dick.
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red in tooth and claw m8
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More animals should allow themselves to be domesticated and fall in humanity's benevolent and protecting embrace.
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Ten billion cows can't be wrong.
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sure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw2sLcyV7Vc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFT7ATLQQx8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3Z5AS3TTS4
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Jul 12, 2014 16:12
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Pets fair pretty well usually. And the feed animals would get eaten anyway.
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I nominate the Red Panda as our next domestication target. Why not ? 
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Jul 12, 2014 16:17
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People who say they want foxes as pets are almost always furries
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Ramsus posted:Tell that to a sheep farmer who wakes up in the morning to find his entire flock thrill killed by wolves. Get a clue city boy. 
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Man is but a part of nature
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Some Russians used selective breeding to domesticate a species of arctic fox a decade or two ago, they're pretty cute. Turns out breeding for placidity and tolerance of humans makes ears go floppy and fur turn spotted. Everyone was kind of surprised by that particular side effect. They're nice pets, cost like 10000$ a piece or so, though.
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Yeah there are domesticated foxes. You can get some pretty exotic pets but really, dogs are man's best friend for a reason. If you want a pet that doesn't cost a fortune and won't suck just get a friendly little dog.
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Internet Kraken posted:Yeah there are domesticated foxes. You can get some pretty exotic pets but really, dogs are man's best friend for a reason. Thousands of years of abuse and genetic experimentation. We already broke them, what is wrong with people getting in on the ground floor of breaking a new species in?
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Man is a cancer on this planet. A plague. A virus. An infection. We are lethal.
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redshirt posted:Man is a cancer on this planet. A plague. A virus. An infection. All of those are examples of nature's dickishness.
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MadMattH posted:All of those are examples of nature's dickishness. A plague on Earth itself, on nature itself. All the normal versions of these things contain themselves to a few life forms and will eventually reach some eliquibrium. Not so man, as we could not only consume this world, but others. A galactic plague.
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