All civilizations on Earth from the beginning of time till now.

no, who fucked up the planet.

who are the leaders in government and who have been since when the fuck ever

The question clearly remains, Do you get it yet?

the Bible blames Adam...

or is it just power-trippers who fuck up a planet

Whoever farts the most....

KidaDynamite said:

I did not fuck up this planet!

I think women and men are equal contributors to the fucked-upness of Earth.

JuliePurplehead said:

You!!!


You are spreading rumors about me!


I'm gonna cut you!
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hokie said:

Oh say can you see!!!!

JuliePurplehead said:

By the dawn's early


What so proudly we , at the last gleaming...

JuliePurplehead said:

hokie said:

JuliePurplehead said:

And the HOOOOOME of the






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doUgetityet said:

So you want to talk about your leader??? hmmmmm P & R???

hokie said:

Cows seem to be getting the blame

Straight, white, religious men.


Because they tried to oppress everything that wasn't them.

purplesweat said:

doUgetityet said:

I don't get it yet...

to answer that question requires that you buy into the premise that the planet is fucked up.


honestly, the planet it just fine. the planet will always be fine, and any hand-wringing and activisim on the subject is just the human race's drive for self-preservation disguised as something else, whether it's realized or not.

women: with all their pads, diapers, make-up, clothes, hairspray, perms, hair color, nail polish, gucci bags, babies,




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Men

Xcalibre said:

hahaha... i don't think the self-preservation aspect is disguised at all -- we wanna live forever! but otherwise, i do agree with this notion, to an extent. we have done a good job of depleting natural resources, which in turn creates an understandable sense of alarm. it is the combination of that alarm and human ingenuity that will inspire the technologies and advances that will allow the perpetual existence.

oh, i forgot to answer the question. George Bush.

Joseph Stalin

madartista said:

further, i feel that a lot of the actions that are taken to try to "save" the planet are only to preserve some selfish ideal of the status quo. for example, only yesterday, i was listening to the news on the radio. i'm currently living on Kauai, which is an absolutely beautiful place. but they've just announced three areas near the main (okay, one) highway on the island where they're going to start "fixing" areas where erosion has taken place, and to prevent further erosion. why? it seems to me that it's people having a concrete idea of what something should look like or be like and then trying to prevent change. the planet is an ever-changing landscape. who are we to decide that we can improve upon it? the ironic part about this particular project is that if it weren't for erosion, this island wouldn't be as beautiful as it is today. it would be a barren hunk of rock out in the Pacific.

that's just one example off the top of my head, and a very recent one. hearing that on the news is actually what prompted me to post on this thread in the first place.

Republican men and women.

RodeoSchro said:

wasn't that an intelligent answer...