It's one of the cutest animals I've ever seen.
Definitely not allowing them to become extinct.
I forbid it.
Definitely not allowing them to become extinct.
I forbid it.
Yeah well, someone had to stop the mice.Mackheath said:Much as I think humans are one massive collective parasitic organism and pity the animals they wiped out just to fufill their own desires, yes.
Mmmh, I think this is just a misunderstanding. I didn't use partial quoting to change the meaning of your post, only save space.DTWolfwood said:If they are fit to do so than so they should exist. However, can something not exist which precludes an environment that is hazardous to them? if there are no hazards, they can exist, is it not logical to think that? It doesn't invalidate them.Sanglyon said:Wait, what? "Anything can exist if there isn't something to eat it or destroy their home" is a slap to Darwin's face, why?DTWolfwood said:Pandas are a slap to Darwin's face (guess anything can exist if there isn't something to eat it or destroy their home)
How does the existence of an animal without predators invalidate that those with predators only survive if they are fit to do so?
Pandas are a niche animal. If their niche is taken away, they shouldn't exist anymore. So their continued existence is whats strange not that they existed at all (probably should have been more clear, but this is the internet, if you don't clarify everything with a 12 page thesis statement some one is going to find fault in what you type regardless.)
In hindsight, i should have said slap to Darwin's Theories rather than slap to Darwin himself as he would most certainly approve of humans doing everything in their power to ensure the survival of a specie.
p.s. you probably should refrain from out of context partial quoting in the future.
lol join the club i use this here forums to waste time at workSanglyon said:Mmmh, I think this is just a misunderstanding. I didn't use partial quoting to change the meaning of your post, only save space.DTWolfwood said:If they are fit to do so than so they should exist. However, can something not exist which precludes an environment that is hazardous to them? if there are no hazards, they can exist, is it not logical to think that? It doesn't invalidate them.Sanglyon said:Wait, what? "Anything can exist if there isn't something to eat it or destroy their home" is a slap to Darwin's face, why?DTWolfwood said:Pandas are a slap to Darwin's face (guess anything can exist if there isn't something to eat it or destroy their home)
How does the existence of an animal without predators invalidate that those with predators only survive if they are fit to do so?
Pandas are a niche animal. If their niche is taken away, they shouldn't exist anymore. So their continued existence is whats strange not that they existed at all (probably should have been more clear, but this is the internet, if you don't clarify everything with a 12 page thesis statement some one is going to find fault in what you type regardless.)
In hindsight, i should have said slap to Darwin's Theories rather than slap to Darwin himself as he would most certainly approve of humans doing everything in their power to ensure the survival of a specie.
p.s. you probably should refrain from out of context partial quoting in the future.
I took that "a slap to Darwin" for "a rebuttal/proof against to Darwin", but it seems it was more in the sense of "an anormality". Sorry, cultural differences at work.
that'll teach me to hastily comment on this forum while at work. >_>
And I read that post in the voice of a British gentleman shark.Custard_Angel said:It's one of the cutest animals I've ever seen.
Definitely not allowing them to become extinct.
I forbid it.
Wow yes, if Cracked.com, a humor and video site, says it's so, then it MUST be true, right? Cuz after all, Cracked.com, a humor and video site, is being run by scientists, not comedians.KeyMaster45 said:When I see this, first I like to quote Cracked.TheBelgianGuy said:So we humans destroy their habitat... but it's their own fault? WTF is wrong with you people.
Source: #8 in this article [http://www.cracked.com/article_19087_the-9-most-offensive-911-references-in-pop-culture.html#ixzz1JE4gA176]But it concludes that, in this particular case, the best way to respect nature is by donating money to save panda bears from extinction -- despite the fact that nature has expressed in no uncertain terms that it wants pandas dead like yesterday.
Then I like to point them to #1 in this article. [http://www.cracked.com/article_16054_6-endangered-species-that-arent-endangered-enough_p2.html]
To quote it, since few will probably read it.
So yeah, we need to just let the panda go the way of the dodos. We're only keeping it alive because we think it's cute, and because China makes a killing renting pandas out to zoos around the world.(yes China owns all the pandas and any panda you see outside of China is just a rental.)"Not the cuddly, wuddly panda!" you exclaim, possibly chewing on a gender-neutral flax-soy bar. Well guess what? The panda is nature's loser, an animal so far gone that it won't even have sex without the aid of several Chinese zookeepers. When a species' sole responsibility is to "get busy" and it still doesn't bother, then we, as people who have to go to goddamn work every day, lose sympathy.
Endangered or not...RatRace123 said:They're a species that's too stupid and fat to have sex, even they don't want to continue existing.
I say yes, let's focus on another animal to save, maybe this cute little guy.
D'AAAAAWWWW He wants a hug.![]()