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Bocephuss t1_j5fqxp2 wrote
That’s some Maslow shit.
birberbarborbur t1_j5gbx4u wrote
I wonder if they do it because they don’t care about the bosniaks downstream?
Orwellianpie t1_j5hm0cj wrote
I'd say general ignorance, followed by apathy if not active hatred for those downstream, yes.
Das_Booj t1_j5hcstn wrote
It's free real estate.
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DrainTheMainBrain t1_j5f2kgq wrote
I cannot wait for the chance to do this to the moon!
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Responsible-Still839 t1_j5fjpbx wrote
Antarctica too!
Overdose7 t1_j5fxf53 wrote
There are no rivers on the Moon as far I am aware.
Narrator2012 t1_j5g01ag wrote
There are whalers on the moon though
NinjaAromatic4032 t1_j5g4uu1 wrote
And they carry a harpoon…
Austoman t1_j5g5fu3 wrote
But there aint no whales, so they tell tall tales
Narrator2012 t1_j5gbl6h wrote
🎶And sing their whaling tune🎶
c_m_33 t1_j5elr2r wrote
Don’t worry, this is just the prelude to wall-e.
MEATPOPSCI_irl t1_j5fn6wu wrote
Humanity is a parasitic organism.
BlindOptometrist369 t1_j5hbwjg wrote
No it’s not.
We’ve lived in harmony with nature for hundreds of thousands of years without creating a mess like this. It’s our industrial mode of production, and politics structure that allows for this level of destruction against the environment.
Humans aren’t inherently bad, the lifestyle of mindless consumption, industrial waste, and endless growth is the real cancer.
Edit: I’m pointing this out because blaming it on the existence of humans opens the door to eugenicist and genocidal “solutions” to a problem that’s only been around since the Industrial Revolution.
skillywilly56 t1_j5lb84u wrote
We have not, we have always been destroyers, 48000 years ago all the megafauna that lived in Australia and Europe after hundreds thousands of years suddenly disappear, 13000 years ago all the megafauna disappeared from North America.
All these events were precipitated by the arrival of Homo Sapiens.
We have munched and crunched and killed and burned and eaten our way across this planet for millennia.
We have never been in harmony with nature because we are unnatural compared to other animals, the Industrial Revolution just accelerated the speed with which we consume it did not alter the fundamental problem which is that humans are greedy and will suck every last juicy drop of marrow from the bone before moving on.
Between 1888 and 1927 8 million koalas were killed for the fur trade to make hats…
North American Bison 1880 60 million-1889 500…just for their fur.
North American beaver fur trade, 400 million beavers when Europeans arrived in 1600s, down to 100 000 in 1900…
All of these things were happening long before Industrial Revolution, it just accelerated the pace.
Humanity has always been a bottomless mouth that endlessly feeds till there is nothing left then moves on.
BlindOptometrist369 t1_j5lczty wrote
So what are you suggesting????
skillywilly56 t1_j5lf205 wrote
Enjoy it while it lasts?
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Matt29209 t1_j5knadm wrote
The Mastodons and giant sloths would like to have a word with you, oh wait, they can't because they are extinct.
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BlindOptometrist369 t1_j5hf854 wrote
Yes, those ancient cultures definitely created the 6th great mass extinction event in history. That’s definitely what I’m talking about. I know nothing about the horrific co2 emissions and industrial scale forest clearing these ancient cultures do.
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HelpStatistician t1_j5hv9qe wrote
Is there any Balkan river that ISN'T a floating trash dump? As someone from that part of the world, a clean body of water would shock me at this point.
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ITriedLightningTendr t1_j5exead wrote
It's almost like different places are different
Yomminator t1_j5fc3hq wrote
The Balkans have always been a little backwards
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Kekoa_ok t1_j5g4nst wrote
Wait till they learn about the Pacific patch
NomadFire t1_j5h0sqn wrote
Shit just look at the Mississippi, it is not the worse river in the world when it comes to trash. But it has seen better days.
washington_jefferson t1_j5ho0o0 wrote
Jebige. Take these sons of bitches trash back up stream! Our rivers are made with nice liquid waste, which flows along with the river like a song. These sons of bitches put solid waste in their rivers! Look at it! Jebote!
leo_aureus t1_j5jzycr wrote
You would think they would give a shit about their country, what, with how much they talk about how great it is all of the time!
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Spirited_Video_8160 t1_j5itu7m wrote
So the Balkan river has been balkanized
AdminsAreLazyID10TS t1_j5iwuzd wrote
You should probably look up the meaning of that term because this was sad.
Maelas84 t1_j5j5n95 wrote
Then clean it up...
Reporting that its a dump does nothing.
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minnesotaris t1_j5hhyq4 wrote
Nobody fucking cares. They’re just tryna get through the day. They do not have time to figure other shit out. When the vast majority of all products sold today incorporate a throw-away component, ta-da! We are all at fault with this cause every person says “oh, just once doesn’t hurt…”.
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Orwellianpie t1_j5eooir wrote
Makes sense. Rural Serbs still dump all their household trash right in the rivers. Last time I was there I saw an old lady throw two trash bags off a bridge in front of daytime traffic.