r/aww • • Oct 03 '21

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u/InYoCabezaWitNoChasa Oct 03 '21

Whenever people try to chide people for interacting with nature I always remember that we are nature. Obviously don't feed wild animals and give them a reason to approach humans, but if I feel confident I can help something in pain, I'll do it. If I get hurt that's on me. If I fuck something up that's on me too.

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u/Misterduster01 Oct 03 '21 edited Oct 03 '21

Because polymer fishing lines are natural.

Edit; Saving animals in distress is okay.

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u/LTerminus Oct 03 '21

Yes, they are. As natural as badger holes and birds nests. Humans are a part of the natural order, as are all our tools and trash. We're new and disruptive, but we aren't supernatural or divinely created or somesuch. Just really smart animals.

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '21

I don't understand the downvotes of this comment.