No hope for marine life in Gulf of Mexico

Yes that's right there is almost no hope for marine life in the Gulf. Why?

Well the oil, which is in the Gulf, has 40% more methane than regular oil deposits. The methane has entered the Gulf and is suffocating marine life, and creating "dead zones". Or areas in the water not supporting life or able to support life in any way.

When i read this i thought to my self "Great, first they screw with our waters, and now they are screwing with our waters and destroying any life which has survived the disaster."

To read more about this new threat (click here)

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SgtKevali

Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.kuraimen

what do u suggest exactly? :o

Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.kuraimen

NO! not the turtles :( TURTLES :cry:

Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.kuraimen

I didn't do this, I'm gonna assume you're not related to BP...It was BP, Halliburton, and the ineptitude of everyone involved with that oil rig. Not humanity as a whole. Why are so many people on this forum so anti-human

Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.kuraimen

Obama better start "Kicking some Ass" soon.

[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.IZoMBiEI

I'm with this guy, I've never even been near the Gulf of Mexico, as such I couldn't have had anything to do with creating an oil rig that broke there.

Obama better start "Kicking some Ass" soon.

Snipes_2

The Gulf of Mexico will take years to recover even if the oil spill is stopped...

I'm with this guy, I've never even been near the Gulf of Mexico, as such I couldn't have had anything to do with creating an oil rig that broke there.

Bloodaxe726

Obama better start "Kicking some Ass" soon.

Snipes_2

He already has.

[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.LZ71

[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.LZ71

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

Obama better start "Kicking some Ass" soon.

taj7575

He already has.

[QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"]I'm with this guy, I've never even been near the Gulf of Mexico, as such I couldn't have had anything to do with creating an oil rig that broke there.

Witchsight

Someone can argue philosophics all they want, doesn't change the fact that I have never even been physically near the place, and as such, couldn't have had anything to do with it. Saying all of man is to blame for this is like saying that all of man is to blame for every murder that takes place in some back alley because man is a violent creature.

[QUOTE="Witchsight"]

[QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"]I'm with this guy, I've never even been near the Gulf of Mexico, as such I couldn't have had anything to do with creating an oil rig that broke there.

Someone can argue philosophics all they want, doesn't change the fact that I have never even been physically near the place, and as such, couldn't have had anything to do with it. Saying all of man is to blame for this is like saying that all of man is to blame for every murder that takes place in some back alley because man is a violent creature.

[QUOTE="taj7575"]

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

Obama better start "Kicking some Ass" soon.

Ninja-Hippo

He already has.

Indeed. The congress was doing the same thing yesterday with Heyward.

They are paying out $20Bn though. Besides that, I will agree it's just a lot of yelling.

[QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"]

[QUOTE="Witchsight"] Pff, youve never had someone get all philosophic on you i see. Just wait!

ShAbInAtOr

Someone can argue philosophics all they want, doesn't change the fact that I have never even been physically near the place, and as such, couldn't have had anything to do with it. Saying all of man is to blame for this is like saying that all of man is to blame for every murder that takes place in some back alley because man is a violent creature.

Man's violence is an evolutionary trait, if not for violence man would have been wiped out upon first appearing on the Earth. Due to both predators and lack of food.

[QUOTE="LZ71"][QUOTE="kuraimen"]Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.ShAbInAtOr

Who had 700 odd violations?

[QUOTE="ShAbInAtOr"][QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"]

Someone can argue philosophics all they want, doesn't change the fact that I have never even been physically near the place, and as such, couldn't have had anything to do with it. Saying all of man is to blame for this is like saying that all of man is to blame for every murder that takes place in some back alley because man is a violent creature.

Man's violence is an evolutionary trait, if not for violence man would have been wiped out upon first appearing on the Earth. Due to both predators and lack of food.

Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.kuraimen

[QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"]

[QUOTE="ShAbInAtOr"] Why is the "man" a violent creature in the first place. Is it because of the society he lives in, and if that is so that includes everyone who has influenced him to do what he has done. Same goes for the Gulf Spill.ShAbInAtOr

Man's violence is an evolutionary trait, if not for violence man would have been wiped out upon first appearing on the Earth. Due to both predators and lack of food.

"Adam" and "Eve" didn't have a chance to kill each other because they had to protect themselves from outside sources, along with finding food through violence. Man has since lost the need to do so and the need for violence is still there.

[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.LZ71

[QUOTE="taj7575"]

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

Obama better start "Kicking some Ass" soon.

Ninja-Hippo

He already has.

[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.Papadrach

[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"][QUOTE="taj7575"]

He already has.

wstfld

i say Bush's $500 billion dollar bailout for wallstreet was much more kick ass

[QUOTE="ShAbInAtOr"][QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"]

Man's violence is an evolutionary trait, if not for violence man would have been wiped out upon first appearing on the Earth. Due to both predators and lack of food.

Bloodaxe726

"Adam" and "Eve" didn't have a chance to kill each other because they had to protect themselves from outside sources, along with finding food through violence. Man has since lost the need to do so and the need for violence is still there.

What outside threats were there??

[QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"]

[QUOTE="ShAbInAtOr"] Violence for food is different than violence for self satisfaction. If man had violence in his genes then "Adam" and "Eve" would've killed each other.ShAbInAtOr

"Adam" and "Eve" didn't have a chance to kill each other because they had to protect themselves from outside sources, along with finding food through violence. Man has since lost the need to do so and the need for violence is still there.

What outside threats were there??

You're assuming the Garden of Eden was a real thing, I'm assuming it's not, and as such, the first people would have had to fend off predators and hunt for prey.

Stupid humans.

poor birds :(

[QUOTE="ShAbInAtOr"]

[QUOTE="Bloodaxe726"]

"Adam" and "Eve" didn't have a chance to kill each other because they had to protect themselves from outside sources, along with finding food through violence. Man has since lost the need to do so and the need for violence is still there.

What outside threats were there??

You're assuming the Garden of Eden was a real thing, I'm assuming it's not, and as such, the first people would have had to fend off predators and hunt for prey.

Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.kuraimen

Why the hell do I have to live right on the damn coast...

Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.kuraimen

I agree. :D

Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.kuraimen

I agree. This wouldn't have ever happened if our voracious use and demand of resources (mainly OIL) didn't push companies to want to cut corners to make as much profit as possible. Sure humanity as whole isn't physically responsible for the catastrophe in the Gulf, but it's our demand and our extreme dependence on such a finite resource that creates these horrible accidents. Humanity NEEDS to move past oil, or when it's finally all used up we'regoing to be as screwed as the life in that ocean.

[QUOTE="LZ71"][QUOTE="kuraimen"]Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.ShAbInAtOr

[QUOTE="LZ71"][QUOTE="kuraimen"]Not they, us, everyone is responsible in some level for this tragedy. The Earth can't keep up with such a destructive species.ShAbInAtOr

This is just terrible :(

[QUOTE="ShAbInAtOr"][QUOTE="LZ71"] Wait, what? How is everyone responsible?bruinfan617