11 Sep
2020
11 Sep
'20
5:27 a.m.
On Thursday 10 September 2020 22:21:17 deloptes wrote:
William Morder via tde-users wrote:
The only reason that humans didn't destroy the planet before now is because
there was more planet than there were humans. They would use all the
resources in a place, then move on, like herders whose animals have
overgrazed.
Now there is no more space left, so humans are looking for new planets that
will sustain life. And then they will try to go there, and do the same thing,
again and again.
Bill
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Humans are worse than cockroaches or bedbugs.
Never can get rid of them,
and they destroy everything they touch -- the planet, for instance.
I disagree - humans lived for thousands of years on the planet without
destroying it. It must be Lucifer behind it/them :)