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Article #6699Humans VS Grizzlys
From: Alexia Parks
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 00:00
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 00:00
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The following note was posted on our online FORUM.
Does it reflect the viewpoint of most Californians?
To comment and/or vote on the issue of the return of
the grizzly to California, please go to:
(http://www.votelink.com) California voting page.
The person, commenting on grizzlys wrote:
Mother Nature is no Mother of mine. Every day mother nature
discards people and animals without a thought or
care. Why, because the mother you refer does not care or even notice us.
We are at best a small insect to her. In the end this mother nature you
cling to will decay you into dust and never remember your creation,
existence, or passing. The same is true of the Grizzlies, if they die out,
they die out. That is nature. The only creation on earth
that has a chance to escape mother natures cold grasp is man,
and we may never reach that goal with weak willed
people like you trying to regress us into berry picking cave men.
Man will never give into your wants and desires
because we were made to progress. regress = death. We are past the
point of no return. To turn back at this point
would be the same as mass genocide. Cling to man not to animals,
and if the grizzlies die then they die. Just the
way mother likes it.
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: 10df74,ff264859445abc74,start X-Google-Attributes: gid10df74,public From: alexia@earth.usa.net (Alexia Parks) Subject: Humans VS Grizzlys Date: 1995/08/18 Message-ID: <411otp$lv3@shiva.usa.net> X-Deja-AN: 108377613 organization: Internet Express (800-592-1240 customer service) newsgroups: ca.environment