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Originally Posted by caveman
Yes. I agree. Although, I do get the sense that they would cringe a little at seeing the amazon being taken down (if they were to see it). It looks a lot like Pandora, and they would feel a little of the pain they would if it were any tree on Pandora. But yes, in the end, they probably wouldn't care too much.
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Thing about the Amazon is it isn't as much an epidemic-type thing like the Pandora problem. On Pandora, the trees were just mercilessly cut down only to clear for an area to mine, not to actually use what was just destroyed. And plus, it was done on a much larger scale than what's being done to the Amazon. Same thing when some of the old western settlers killed bulls soley for the skins, or when the Mayans cleared their own forests for their stone cities, or just used the wood for fuel.
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Originally Posted by caveman
It's like when a genocide takes place in Africa. It's on the news and all anyone can say is "Oh, that sounds horrible", and then go back to eating their steak dinners.
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Hotel Rwanda.

Message still rings true, though... sadly.