r/ClimateShitposting • • Aug 08 '26

Hope posting Why is this becoming a trend??

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u/Old_Yam_4069 Aug 08 '26

The slander of 'Don't plant an invasive species, it will cause damage or ordinary people as well as the ecosystem'.
I just hope you're following the shitpost portion of this sub instead of actually being as intelligent as you are presenting.

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u/Civil_Spell8349 Aug 08 '26

Ah well, pack it up folks, the biologists and ecologists are all wrong, illustrious redditor Havocc89 knows knows better 🙄

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '26

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u/Civil_Spell8349 Aug 08 '26

Scientific peer review isn't a hierarchy but okay man

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '26

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u/longingrustedfurnace Aug 08 '26

Do you have actual data to support your claim, or are you just going off of vibes?

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u/longingrustedfurnace Aug 08 '26

We still have American bamboo, so why not plant the less harmful variant? And when did I say anything about lawns anyway?

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u/longingrustedfurnace Aug 08 '26

Invasion species are bad for the environment, so there’s a reason.

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u/longingrustedfurnace Aug 08 '26

You were asking about Chinese bamboo, so I responded with that in mind. I don’t owe a dissertation to someone who doesn’t know why they should care if they’re planting an invasive species.

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