![I just want to be left alone [870x960 - 909KB]](https://pic8.co/sh/2DkvaX.png){kind=link}
It's nature, man is weak, nature, it's unstoppable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw2HNkN_3ok
What do you do against that? You can't hurt people to make it stop, you can't yell at a hurricane and threaten it with bullets. No please don't destroy billions and billions in property mr wrath of god hurricane. Does that work?
Rofl. Yawn.
You are so far off base dude. Why are you here? This is like saying that the best fruit is pizza. It's a false comparison. Nature doesn't "bring the force of death". Nor is nature terrifying. Nature causes death and it makes perfect sense in only rationale, only sensible ways.
The most important point is that nature is restricted by rules. By ... laws of nature. Man isn't.
Nature also isn't directed. The most terrible thing nature does will never be experience by man. Ever. They're so far hidden and locked away that they may as well be the tree in the forest no one hears.
Man however. Well. Man is coming for you and will redirect as you do.
The most terrible thing nature does will never be experience by man. Ever.
ignores niggers.
You never told me what "man coming for me and will redirect as I do" means, I've been straight up with you, I'd like the courtesy reciprocated. Lots of coincidences lately huh?
redirect?
Right nature causes death and destruction, we understand each other, and it's too powerful for people to stop, one big tsunami and a whole city disappears, poof waterworld style. There's no way you can do anything about something like that, that's all I'm saying. Not that people cause such weather disasters or anything like that, that's irrational nonsense. However coincidental weather phenomena is, there is no way people control that shit.
It's nature, man is weak, nature, it's unstoppable.
We could always build stronger to withstand any hurricane, but the treatment would be worse than the disease, expense-wise.
Good thing South Florida has those Santeria fans, we've dodged so many catastrophes since Wilma.
(post is archived)