Sea Otters: yet another slap in the face!

[Hornets23]

You know....sometimes I lose the point of what is trying to be said. I dont know that it matters who was eco-friendly and who wasnt. I dont even know if the point is whether we will actually suffer any consequences or not for trashing the environment. Perhaps the same changes would occur with or without us, though i strongly doubt it. I think the thing that matters is that we all, as human beings and citizen of the planet should feel some responsibility to protect what we can and do the things that we know will be beneficial for nature. I hate it when people put progress above everything and pretend that we an not adversely affecting the enviornment. Thats just a general gripe I have about society and the views I sometimes hear.

[Stefan-A]

You know....sometimes I lose the point of what is trying to be said. I dont know that it matters who was eco-friendly and who wasnt. I dont even know if the point is whether we will actually suffer any consequences or not for trashing the environment. Perhaps the same changes would occur with or without us, though i strongly doubt it. I think the thing that matters is that we all, as human beings and citizen of the planet should feel some responsibility to protect what we can and do the things that we know will be beneficial for nature. I hate it when people put progress above everything and pretend that we an not adversely affecting the enviornment. Thats just a general gripe I have about society and the views I sometimes hear.

I agree, for the most part.

Drastic changes can and have occurred countless times before without our interference, but for different reasons, obviously. That doesn't mean we're not responsible for what we're doing or that we shouldn't work to prevent it from happening if we have the ability, but I know it only matters to us. "Mother Nature" couldn't care less.