Nature's most important law is that we should take only what we need. All plants and animals play by this rule.
All animals except for humans, with our electricity and our cars and our vibrating dildos and our central heating and our Xbox 360s and our PS3s and our voice activated light switches and our hands free mobiles and our mechanical pencils and our paracetemol and our gears of war and our sub machine guns and our LCD TVs and our 3D cinema systems and our blu ray players and our Halo and our Call of Duty and our motion sensing toilets and our toasters and our happy meals and our heated swimming pools and our lamp posts and our pez dispensers and our make your own fajita kits and our nintendo gamecubes and our cheese graters and our ryan air and our reclining sofas and our cash for gold and our gran turismo and our football pitches and our apple iphones and our memory foam mattresses and our prescription glasses and our youtube.com and our one night stands and our isitnormal.com and our refrigerators and our dyson vacuum cleaners and our crop circles and our moon landings and our savings accounts and our desk fans and our 4GB DDR3 RAM and our 1TB hard drives and our wireless N routers and our Michael Jackson and our electrical power drills and our interactive whiteboards and I could go on.
In conclusion, humans have screwed up the world and you should consider going buddhist.
Is it normal That I think that people are destructive jerks?
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Nature's most important law is that we should take only what we need. All plants and animals play by this rule.
All animals except for humans, with our electricity and our cars and our vibrating dildos and our central heating and our Xbox 360s and our PS3s and our voice activated light switches and our hands free mobiles and our mechanical pencils and our paracetemol and our gears of war and our sub machine guns and our LCD TVs and our 3D cinema systems and our blu ray players and our Halo and our Call of Duty and our motion sensing toilets and our toasters and our happy meals and our heated swimming pools and our lamp posts and our pez dispensers and our make your own fajita kits and our nintendo gamecubes and our cheese graters and our ryan air and our reclining sofas and our cash for gold and our gran turismo and our football pitches and our apple iphones and our memory foam mattresses and our prescription glasses and our youtube.com and our one night stands and our isitnormal.com and our refrigerators and our dyson vacuum cleaners and our crop circles and our moon landings and our savings accounts and our desk fans and our 4GB DDR3 RAM and our 1TB hard drives and our wireless N routers and our Michael Jackson and our electrical power drills and our interactive whiteboards and I could go on.
In conclusion, humans have screwed up the world and you should consider going buddhist.