After creating
the universe and the planet we call home, God created man in his own image. The
home he created for mankind was rich in beauty and all that one could desire
yet the first thing man did was to start to try and destroy it. Not only that,
humans proved that there was no way they could get along together and live in
peace and harmony. One look at the history of man will show that their past
consists mainly of conflict and war. It was claimed that development would
bring better understanding and with it a more constructive approach to
preserving our planet and maintaining peaceful relations but such has not been
the case. The greater the technological development, the greater has been the
desire to do irreparable damage to everything around them. This being the case,
it is time to admit that “project mankind” hasn’t worked and salvage what can
be saved. Nature can only repair the damage if mankind is no longer on the
scene.
Mankind has
wreaked havoc on nature. Forests have all but disappeared and if things
continue as they are, the future generations will only see trees, flowers and
all forms of plant in museums. The degree of stupidity and lack of foresight
man has shown is obvious: they are destroying the lungs of the world and by
doing so, ensuring that life on earth will end. The increase of carbon dioxide
in the atmosphere as a result of the destruction of trees is creating the
greenhouse effect, which means the world is getting hotter. The warning bells
have been ringing for decades. If man wants it hot, why not give him what he
wants and confine him to hell for the sin of destroying creation?
The animals on
earth have also suffered the effects of the selfishness and thoughtlessness of
man. Hundreds of species of land and sea creatures are now extinct and there
are others who will be soon. Man is guaranteeing that no animal is left on the
planet by destroying habitats: the oceans are polluted and full of rubbish and
plastic. It is the latter which mankind is feeding sea creatures: many turtles,
sea birds, whales, dolphins and the like consume vast quantities of plastic mistaking
it for jelly fish or plankton. As a result they feel full but are in fact
starving. A creature that tortures and slowly kills other creatures it shares
its home with deserves the same treatment: it would be a good idea to force
feed mankind plastic. The land animals fare no better: trapping, hunting and
poaching are whipping out species by the tens of thousands. Man’s innate
selfishness coupled with intelligence allows him to do untold damage to this
beautiful planet and the life on it. Hand on heart; does he deserve to continue
existing?
Mankind has not
done a very good job of feathering his own nest either. The oxygen in the
atmosphere has left its place to a toxic cocktail which he is forced to breathe.
Hideous high rise apartments and skyscrapers have replaced trees and green
fields; factories poison the air, the sea and water and transportation vehicles
continue to add to the chemical cocktail. Man’s worst sin is his greed and his
desire to have everything he wants rather like a spoilt child. What he wants
most is energy and it is the desire to supply energy that is ruining his world.
Man is now looking to space and is trying to find another planet to live on
having destroyed his own. This is a very real threat to the whole of creation.
Man is capable of undermining everything just like termites which can destroy
the wooden foundations of a building. It is time to remove man from the scene
if the universe is to be saved.
To sum up, man is
the greatest threat to creation and this has been obvious for a long time. He can’t be allowed to continue destroying
everything in his path. Man is like a six year old who acts without thinking
and only wants to satisfy his present desires but this six year old has been
given a free rein to do exactly what he wants. This is a mistake and should be
remedied by destroying humanity so that the rest of creation can heal itself.
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