They teach that in some churches though, that "everything on earth was put here for us by god".

We can trace every living thing on the planet's lineage back to a single common ancestor. We are quite literally one.

did you read the fuckin article? lol

you need to change your name yo, what youre talking about is heirarchy. That humans are better than everything else, and anything else soley exsist to serve humans.

Without humans, the trees and animals would still be here.

Oh you're gross gross. I see. Pity cause you're otherwise a quality leftie. I won't be talking to you anymore, but have a wonderful life and I hope you'll reconsider your stance on this issue!

the earth gave us a place to hold life. Not a traitor to my species, just humble enough to understand we are at the mercy of nature.

For example, without the trees we'd not have anything to burn when we found fire. Nor wood houses, nor yes, our furniture. But also no shade to keep us from the sun, no place for the birds and squirrels to nest. Trees give life for many outside our species too. In nature, all is connected.

It's graditute, respect, and understanding.

Ill edit this if I can find a link, but a national forest removed the wolves from its park. A time later, the trees started dying. Sceince found (and i forget so imma look it up,) somehow the missing wolves lead to the dead trees, so they reintroduced the wolves. I believe deer pop exploded and were eating the trees dead.

Sorry you're a traitor to every form of life except your own, lol.

youre a capitalist. All these points you make align with capitalism.

good work.

You are looking at this as if the whole world was made for humans. You perhaps a creationist?

That is an incredibly colonialist capitalist attitude and it's exactly what got us into this ecological crisis.