4 Responses to “Revolution!”

1. Saleem says:
   September 13th, 2007 at 1:37 pm

   I agree, we must protect this trust, this globe and its inhabitants. But surely the nobler purpose of global governance is to treat justly the hundreds of millions of humans who are perhaps more badly treated than the great apes.

2. Sarmad says:
   September 13th, 2007 at 2:53 pm

   I agree in principle. But I think the survival of these species is more important at this moment. I do think the humans are more important from a strictly logical perspective. But logic also suggests that humans aren’t endangered. These millions you mention will still need help after the gorilla and polar bear has disappeared.

3. Sanisha says:
   September 18th, 2007 at 1:52 pm

   Sarmad, call me small minded but I doubt even with global governance in place that the great apes will be saved by a politician.

   We need you passion for the environment but
   Please don’t become a cannibal.Instead why dont you adopt an ape, or start a home for them, I think that is less extreme…

   Be productive, more simple, it will work.

4. Sanisha says:
   October 11th, 2007 at 8:47 pm

   at this point in time I am so sad that I would rather be an ape on the endangered species list, in need of a home, than me.

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Revolution!
Sarmad | 12-9-07 | 4

I see that the gorillas and orangutans are moving closer to extinction. The only thing that could save them would be a form of world governance. From now on I hold any politician who fails to work towards the ends of establishing global governance and the rescue of the great apes as personally responsible for their deaths. And I am personally ready to take up arms if I thought it might save them. I would commit cannibalism if I thought it would save these creatures from an unjust, cruel and evil doom.

It would be better if all humans disappeared.

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