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League of Ecofeminist Rainbow Conservation Voters
There is this thought, in Leagues of Voters, continually arising from East to West and South to North and Left to Right, That we need to make win/win nice with our mammalian cousins on land and sea or only mean old reptiles and hungry predative birds and insects will remain to design Earth's future cultures and regenerations. Others feel this prejudice for wombs over eggs and nuts and seeds is merely ignorant elitism, as if humanimals are not capable of reacting like rattlesnakes and scorpions wherever and whenever our environmental climate fails to comfort and entertain us. Womb supremacists and egg empiricists and seed originalists all agree, regardless of ZeroZone resourceful structure, win/win cooperative economies are healthier than win/lose ego-empowering constitutions, whether capital declared or politically implied by organizing skills fostering more wars and competition more than love and cooperative education. This reminds me of a Japanese saying, There is luck in the last portion. Whether good luck or bad, well-wombed or bad-seeded, this saying leaves to us to predict and actively hope for or against.
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