Island Foxes Recovering From Brink Of Extinction

[tfire67]

Are you an idiot or just completely comfortable with demonstrating that you know nothing about either subject?

[tfire67]

How does our knucklehead news media get away with regurgitating looney claims about DDT and Bald Eagles, years after we've discovered that DDT had nothing to do with their near extinction with occurred in 1921, a full 25 years before DDT was in widespread use. In fact the Bald Eagle population grew by 25% more than the pre-DDT years, by 1960. On another note, I've been around these foxes for almost 2 years, and trust me, we should have let them go extinct. They have no predators, useless.

[ToolsnFire]

@tfire67, whatever about the ddt, but about the fox,... I think it's time for you to go extinct, too many humans, one too many tfire67's

[KitRedFox]

@tfire67 So... you're saying because these foxes have no predators, they should go extinct? What kind of fucking retarded logic is that? Should we as humans go extinct since we've been able to put ourselves at the top of the food chain? Been around them 2 years? yeah, I'm sure you're a fountain of bullshit buddy. Keeping these island foxes from going extinct is a great achievement and will give future generations a chance to see them. What a waste of time eh? Twat.