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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A wise alien once said: 'The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few' Is that a statement you think is true? Is that a statement you'd stand behind? Or would it be caveatted by your race or kind? ............................................................................................................................................ The nature of life is here to see. Bodies strewn over the field of blood, red on green. Yeah...that's really good?? Murdered people, murdered animals, murdered nature - yes, understood. Humans seem to be really good. Good at killing each-other, for nothing, for everything, for differences, for religions and beliefs or simply being misunderstood. Humans are good at taking all they see. We want it all, we want it free. Ask permission? Seriously? Well, not really. Humankind will not only destroy itself. So intelligent but so wild it creates its own self perpetuating circle of hell. Humankind is a life force that destroys all it sees. For its own survival? For its own greed? But, what remember; we must be top of the tree? The signs are there for nature to see. Let's hope and pray it doesn't look too closely! Let's hope it doesn't see that for our survival all other earth life will never live free. A question that nature may have taken deeply to heart. Why should humans live for the sake of all other life to depart?
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