Humans will be the cause of the end of living things on earth
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| Voting Style: | Open | Point System: | 7 Point | ||
| Started: | 2/1/2019 | Category: | Society | ||
| Updated: | 3 years ago | Status: | Post Voting Period | ||
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Pro Another if war don't get us. Pollution will. Let me tell you why. I don't mean just the smoke that come from factories that produce items. Yeah that's bad, But I mean garbage. Even though we're doing recycling and reusing, But there are still things that can not be recycled that are harmful to the every man such as cigarettes, Strophe, And Plastic bags that produce toxins in to the ground and make it harmful to the every man. It's now making animals such as birds and sea animals endangered and Soon we won't find places to put the garbage, That we use and it will be filled everywhere. Con darling-girl forfeited this round. |
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So even if all multicellular life and the majority of one-celled organisms went extinct, Human actions STILL wouldn't have actually caused the "end of living things on earth. "
It would be fair to say that humans are becoming the next mass extinction event, And I definitely don't support pollution.
Moreover, The resulting radiation would propagate more mutation, Increasing the likelihood of more complex organisms re-evolving, Assuming that no multi-cellular organisms survived, Which is still in question as well. Much of deep-sea life may not be affected at all.