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Australia Burned ...

By halleberry November 08, 2020 25 answers Last updated November 08, 2020

I watched the fires in the news, then on YouTube and cried. Poor people over 20 died in fires, and for the wild animals I am most sad because they can not escape and who can save them .. Miloin animals are dead. Unique to the world and Australia are now on the verge of extinction. Their environment is incinerated, millions of koalas, different species of kangaroos, wombats, birds and everything from the unique Australian nature are alive and burned. Record drought, strong winds, powerless people, complete shock and horror. And the bad thing is that there is no hope and the worst is yet to come. I have no words, I am very sad. And the world doesn't care, everyone lives aimlessly, that USA is waging war with Iran, here the dams are drying up but no one is to blame and they are just lying, the whole planet is full of misery, to drop nuclear bombs and end this lost world already, terrible agony of a civilization, otherwise they go to Mars,

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sofia_thrills answered · November 08, 2020

   No one can defeat nature! But it has the unique ability to recover. Unfortunately it will take many years and especially due to human intervention it will never return to its original state. It is only a matter of time before the most advanced civilization on Earth destroys irretrievably your own home. Fortunately, we will not be direct witnesses. Be alive and healthy, the rest God knows how to order it :)

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jizzer2134 answered · November 08, 2020

   There is no way to fight against the forces of nature, no matter how much science advances, they are more powerful than us.

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slimpokedee answered · November 08, 2020

   That's how we humans are. Everyone has some guilt about what is happening in the world. We have become very detached from nature and now, when it is slowly disappearing, we will begin to realize that without it we cannot and should have taken care of it. As the saying goes, we think about something after we lose it. The world will not end soon, there will be much more to suffer and toil. I cried too. For animals, not humans.

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SlaveDirtyDoll answered · November 08, 2020

   Just stand and watch. The real show is yet to come and I can't wait to see the faces of those millions of self-forgetful orcs who think they're special but are really nothing more than complete egotists, unable to see things beyond their personal pleasure when confronted by a "wall of fire" "which will invariably catch up with them ...

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hardrod6996 answered · November 08, 2020

   Well, that's it ... Don't you think that these moments haven't happened in the history of the Earth? And not once or twice, but thousands (for several billion years). But then there weren't so many people watching and pitying them, and so many cameras with which to take pictures of them ... Someone in a neighboring topic had written about death - that it told him that his life was a speck in the background of eternity . Well, that's right. And so what? It has always been so and it will probably be so for a long time to come. The same with wombats and kangaroos ...

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sweetbrown answered · November 08, 2020

   We are the BIGGEST ENEMY OF THE PLANET and nothing is accidental, she is taking revenge on us. Do good.

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LanaLane answered · November 08, 2020

   I have an even better idea. To turn on Zuckerberg's super AI and take us over and get us on the right track. (as a source of energy for machines - gods)

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ktmracing answered · November 08, 2020

   And I wonder how they can't turn them off, it's a rich country, but obviously they don't have enough helicopters and equipment, they are not prepared for such a thing. Their water is in short supply, but the ocean can be used. It will strongly salt the soil, but in any case, what is burning is already destroyed, but at least to stop the spread.

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aalyssamay answered · November 08, 2020

   Every year in Bulgaria dozens of people die of cold, we live in a pigsty, you can't go to a doctor for a serious job if you don't have at least BGN 5,000 set aside ... and you cry for koalas !!! And the most unpleasant thing is that you cry for something that doesn't REALLY HAPPEN. I worked for a news agency and I guarantee you that what you see on the news is 95% fiction. Did the "millions" of corpses of the "poor" animals see them? There could be millions, if we count the insects. My advice is - feel sorry for the people AROUND YOU, try to help them. Only then worry about animals that you have never seen, are tens of thousands of miles away and probably never existed.

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hilary_xtone answered · November 08, 2020

   9 Every life is precious, whether it is a koala or a fly, because if only one species of small insects disappears, your life is doomed! In Bulgaria, the society tolerates the situation, what prevents you all from organizing and getting up to violent protests like in Greece years ago - I will tell you what, selfishness and a sense of greed and a desire for everyone to be for themselves. 95% of the information in the media is wrong, because the gravity of the situation is hidden and cleverly concealed so as not to cause public unrest. So that people like you can sleep peacefully, knowing that their own is good for others, what do you care !? This, ladies and gentlemen, is a complete form of cruel modern selfishness!

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flamengopiauioficial answered · November 08, 2020

   I don't feel sorry for them at all, because on Discovery I watch them ruthlessly dig the Australian land in search of native gold. They bulldoze like pigs, leaving a wasteland behind them, not thinking about the land that is not theirs, but about the local aborigines (destroyed by the "civilized" Westerners). The same will happen to the United States and Canada, and there they are greedily destroying the land of the Indians. God sees everything and everyone pays for the devil!

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stefamy111 answered · November 08, 2020

   "I cried too. For the animals, not for the people." That's because you're a * psychopath.

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redzaminhat answered · November 08, 2020

   To number 9: I sincerely hope you are right ... And I think that the poor animals still have instincts and will not wait until they escape ..

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nancyhotbody answered · November 09, 2020

   Number 9, how many homeless people did you provide shelter and heating with, find a job or give money? Don't push the theory that "I'm dying for people, and I don't care about animals, no matter how hard they try." Such a combination of personal qualities simply does not exist, if it were not sad, this type of comments would be funny. The topic is a specific problem, it is not about who should be the most important problem for us to deal with every day in Bulgaria. I am sure that if a person is worried about this, he will be worried about Bulgaria as well. And Bulgaria is in this hall precisely because it is full of nihilists who do not care about this, do not care about that and finally do not care about our society and the result is what you wrote, although they have nothing to do with the topic.

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dvirr answered · November 09, 2020

   The dumbest thing is when you start writing about how people were the worst thing that ever happened to the planet. And the thing is, the planet made us. We are the fruit of nature, of that nature which you glorify. Humans are, in fact, the only species that can give meaning to existence and ensure the survival of life beyond the planet. It is very clear that we will go to Mars. What do you want, after a few hundred years when a huge asteroid explodes and displaces the planet from orbit and temperatures rise by 50 degrees and if we are not insured on another planet, people and all life just disappear as if we never existed, like dinosaurs, but even worse. But that's what you want, isn't it ... You want death for the intellect, for development. Calm down, even if an asteroid doesn't explode, the Sun increases its brightness by 10% every billion years, and in half a billion years the average temperature will be such that the water will only evaporate and no oceans will be able to form. In another 5 billion years, the Sun will turn into a red giant and devour all the planets up to Mars ... What can I say?

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sexswing30 answered · November 09, 2020

   As number 1 said: No one can defeat nature. Then, we move on to the next question. What global warming? What are these attempts not to pollute nature because we harm and lead to global warming? One kind, the big picture they advertise is that together, we will fix the climate. We will improve it, normalize it and stop or limit global warming (which does not exist). Bullshit. It's just that the planet is in such a period. How do you think peoples have moved from one continent to another? Once upon a time (thousands of years ago) the climate was much warmer and Greenland and the North Pole were not snow and ice. Russia and the United States share very little, they are almost connected. Before, they were really one - Asia and North America. And so on land people have moved from Asia to North America - From North America to South America. From Europe and Asia to Africa. From Asia to Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Australia. It's just that once upon a time there was such a period that there was more land and people could cross either by land or there was very little water space between the continents and they could swim with ships. That's it. At the time, they obviously didn't talk about Global Warming and "we're to blame for global warming." You can't stop the forest from leafing through. :)

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be11a answered · November 09, 2020

   There is an interesting popular science film - "Earth from space" / it is available on the net /. It explains how natural phenomena around the world are connected and, paradoxically, fires are also part of the natural cycle. Kofti is, of course, there are victims. But who do you think, hundreds of years ago, who put out such fires. I guess - no one is bad either, because it's because of the greed or stupidity of the people, some of them are intentionally caused - both in Australia and in the Amazon

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pakwakgirl answered · November 09, 2020

   16, the planet has done that and provided us with enough resources that if greed did not exist, we could live "as humans" on it, and the other species as we can. Yes but no. Here the comments about the "bad people" are quite relevant.

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indiandev9inch answered · November 10, 2020

   You think what is happening in Bulgaria, Australia has someone to think about it. Here various outspoken wretches steal money and get rich on our backs and no one cares. Number 9 is absolutely right. It's worse that you don't have the money to get treatment if you have to go to the doctor

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_Alicja_ answered · November 10, 2020

   Let's still laugh at Greta Thunberg. Climate change is a fact

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pretty_pariah answered · November 10, 2020

   They, out of greed for money, denied that global warming caused by pollution existed. Australia is the world's largest coal exporter - the easiest way to make money - dig and sell - easily. Now nature turned and bit them on the ass. Wow, what happened ... Help ... Help, we won't do that anymore !!!

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hotwhitline_ answered · November 10, 2020

   Well, it burned down because there are probably, like the Bulgarian laws, cruel sanctions for going to cut wood from the forest. In Bulgaria, Pirin also burned half a few years ago. I still remember the malice of the Bulgarians in comments under articles showing how someone cut wood from the forest. The foresters wanted to shoot them en masse. What goes around comes around. To go and sanction the fire now where the burned wood areas that people could not cut down for a hundred years. It is not even known if new ones will appear because the soil must have been damaged by the fire, while if they had not taken away the freedom of people to cut down from the forest, the trees would only recover. Safe from stupid laws and petty people. Their nature shows it.

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universeee answered · November 10, 2020

   I'm sad too. A real disaster! But unfortunately, this is part of nature. In my opinion, comments about "bad people" are not relevant at all, because in Australia what happens is not up to the people. Anomalies and disasters just happen and it's not all people's fault. And we can't always handle what's happening. If there is an Apocalypse, I don't think money and doctors will be able to help us. All other evils are surmountable, except natural or wars, which give sacrifices, although the latter are the fault of that terrible being called "man". Not only am I sad, I'm also scared. The elements are stronger than us and can always befall us. That is why I am glad to be in Bulgaria. You all spit on politics, economics and the education system, but you do not realize what wonderful natural resources we have. We are not like the Japanese, who are constantly threatened by a tsunami, a volcanic eruption, an earthquake, nor are we like the states where a turnado can sweep you away. What is the use of money and skills if nature is "not in the mood" during your existence? I am afraid of war, and I am afraid of "bad people", but the world is a dangerous place, and yet I am afraid of its end.

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charliemetcalfe4 answered · November 11, 2020

   To №6 Why do you think Noah didn't take any people to Noah's ark, only animals? !!

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ChaNel_30 answered · November 11, 2020

   I'm №9 - Good, the topic was about a problem in Australia, not Bulgaria. I repeat - there is NO problem in Australia. According to the news, these fires intensified them so that the plebs would have something to think about. And talk nonsense about "every life is precious" to the Dalai Lama. I keep trembling cockroaches, mosquitoes, flies and many other pests. And to prove that in Australia no one cares seriously about the "poor" animals - https: // www. bbc. com / news / newsbeat-51032145 Australians once again decide to shake thousands of camels. With snipers, not fires. Come on, roar for them too.