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Man vesus Creaters


Man walk around feeling on top,

knowing that they are on top of the food chain,

with no worries

But at the end of the day what makes man better that all he other creatures,

we may see a spider minding its own bussness,

Put we still kill it.

when we drive around we may think i would rather hit an animal than a person?

who are we to make that decision,

just becuse we have more of a mental understanding and civilized that the other creatures,

 does not make us better than them.

they have a life, reproduce almost the same as us. have homes,

but yet we still kill them, even when they are not bother anyone,

these creatures only kill to protect themselves or thier family,

even when they kill for food is understandable for a carnivor,

But yet we still think we are better than them,

are we really?

 

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732adrip
<p>Just a thought for every one to think about</p>

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