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2084d · Pirate Platform
• Abolish artificial manipulation of nature.
eg domestication of animals, pesticides, genetic engineering et cetera
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you'd have to enforce this, which in turn would necessitate much of the other stuff you wanted to abolish.
replied 2084d
wrong. easily enforced.
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Without these, we can't sustain even a fraction of the current population. perhaps 1Bn max.
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not true at all, even with current dietary habits. And a simple switch from domesticated red meat to wild seafood would free up a lot more land for organic farming.
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The seas are already over-fished.
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nope. maybe tuna (which we shouldn't eat anyway due to high mercury) but not sardines and especially not mussels which can be easily farmed on ropes. u haven't done ur homework.
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oh, another human destruction and human over population denier. People like this are the most retarded.
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show me the math. ? = "1Bn Max"? or more generally: what is the carrying capacity of planet Earth and how do we calculate it? this is not a trick question.
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Check out my #2LeggedCancer topic, my mentally retarded friend.
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wouldn't u just know it. no math there either. the question remains unanswered... as always. FYI: the oceans are not going to be empty by 2048. u doom saying lunatic.
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omfg, what kind of circumstances produce a fucking retard like you?

https://tinyurl.com/yylvdwg3
replied 2080d
Not promoting comments like this in any way... but that had me cackle like a hyena, in public.. will steal and use this at my earliest opportunity!
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I didn't claim that oceans will be empty by a certain date, but it is undeniable that we already over-fished the oceans. We pollute the waters and carry on with unsustainable practices
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i hereby deny that sardines and shellfish are over-fished. prove me wrong.
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You are entitled to be stupid.

https://usa.oceana.org/responsible-fishing/modern-day-pacific-sardine-collapse-how-prevent-future-crisis
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u've been had, Twatter. and it's probably not the first time. Read the sources linked to that article and u'll find that they don't support the implications of the infographic.
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the decline in the pacific sardine population was not caused by overfishing. it was caused by a change in oceanographic conditions toward a colder period – a natural cycle.
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yet another example of a natural cycle that is deliberately misattributed to humans by professional liars seeking to slander our species.
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but sardine connoisseurs need not worry. Atlantic sardines are still very affordable which brings us to a point of common sense economics that has somehow escaped you Twatter...
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if something is cheap, it's not scarce. this should be obvious to anyone on memo.


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