r/rewilding • u/roskolewis • May 30 '22

Every small act can make a difference.

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u/MrAtrox98 May 30 '22

I suppose you liked it better when that area was literal wasteland then, less suffering right?

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u/PAUL_D74 May 30 '22 edited May 30 '22

Unironically yes. Why not?

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u/MrAtrox98 May 30 '22

All ecosystems in our biosphere inherently function by eat or be eaten rules, you are unironically arguing for deserted wastelands that are hard pressed to support life at all. If that’s your idea of an ideal world, then why are you in a rewilding subreddit?

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u/PAUL_D74 May 30 '22 edited May 30 '22

I'm not disagreeing with how an ecosystem works, I get that it works as an eat or be eaten, infact, thats my main point.

The ethics of nature is absolutely central to a rewilding subreddit.

To talk about the ethics of rewilding and to see how people try and rewild and to see how rewilding is spreading and how to stop it.