Yeah, right. Technology made this worse - that's why there were so few casualties compared to, say, 1973.

Yeah, pulled most of tooth with pliers once myself.

Meh. Human is no good either, as "man" is right there in the middle.

Okay.

"Whether or not they were wiped out had nothing to do with their character. If they were in the way, they got wiped out. Period. "

I am convinced that stories need to have endings, and that applies to settings, too.

Looks intriguing. The acting is acceptable.

I loved Starstruck. Probably the peak of all comics, to me.

No idea who they even are.

You actually have no way of knowing that.

I actually have no qualms about giving some sort of limited rights to great apes. Hell, they already have some. You can't raise them for food, for example.

"I'm curious as to how you support the argument that Poverty is absolutely horrible for the environment. You make it as a statement of fact twice (one in each post), but I don't see it."

An animal counts as a person when it is a Human.

We don't consider all of the mentally handicapped to be persons in the full sense of the word, not by a long shot. Many of them are not allowed to make their own decision, or have any semblance of privacy, for example.

The problem with that concept is that human civilization is predicated upon the idea that people will not be allowed to prey upon people.

So, if Zoroaster was built in Sweden, how the hell did they get it to the Caspian?

Poverty is absolutely terrible for the environment.

The idea of fake geek girls is not something I've ever encountered in geekdom.

Nope.