Bernd
04/10/2020 (Fri) 04:14:51
No.35792
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04/10/2020 (Fri) 04:14:51
No.35792
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>>35761
What are we supposed to do, stay poor forever so you can gloat about the number of forested square km or species on a biome which would otherwise be our living space? You don't even stand to gain anything from it. You're not living in or visiting that place. You're probably not even deriving any enjoyment from learning about its physical geography, despite taking a stand against the existence of a human geography there. How is equatorial America any different from the heavily settled biomes on the continent's Atlantic seaboard? If treating the former as a living space is wrong, isn't that also the case for the latter, in which case the entire conquest of the New World is illegitimate?
What are we supposed to do, stay poor forever so you can gloat about the number of forested square km or species on a biome which would otherwise be our living space? You don't even stand to gain anything from it. You're not living in or visiting that place. You're probably not even deriving any enjoyment from learning about its physical geography, despite taking a stand against the existence of a human geography there. How is equatorial America any different from the heavily settled biomes on the continent's Atlantic seaboard? If treating the former as a living space is wrong, isn't that also the case for the latter, in which case the entire conquest of the New World is illegitimate?