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April 2, 2006

Envirogenocide

The antihuman agenda festering just under the surface of the environmental movement is getting less subtle. A University of Texas professor named Eric Pianka is actually preaching to his students that the world would be better off with 90% of the human population dead.

Pianka smiles and jokes as he cheerfully hopes that disease will rid the planet of 5.8 billion lives. According to Pianka, "The biggest enemy we face is anthropocentrism" — that is, the weird notion humans have that humans are important. But if all goes well (from Pianka's point of view), an airborne strain of the Ebola virus will evolve, and cut us down to size.

University educrats have tacitly endorsed Pianka's views by spewing the same "diversity" ink cloud they emitted in defense of Ward Churchill:

Robert K. Jansen, chair of the section of integrated biology under which Pianka is classified, said his understanding of the doomsday material left no cause for concern.
"It's important for students to get all opinions, and they have to do that on a daily basis," he said. To hold a classroom's attention, Jansen says educators must often "speak their mind" in a fashion bold enough to garner a bit of shock.

Suggesting the mere possibility that there could be a gender difference in math aptitude is unacceptable in academia; calling for the near extinction of the human race is not.

This could be because enlightened folk know that human life has no particular value. To quote PETA President Ingrid Newkirk, "A rat is a pig is a dog is a boy." Peter Singer, Professor of Bioethics at Princeton, would certainly agree. Progressives are so morally and intellectually depraved that they literally cannot see the value of human life.

It should surprise no one that Pianka has convinced many students to agree that the death of 90% of the human race would be desirable. Kudos to this sociopath for plainly stating what liberals really seem to want when they insist on believing that human civilization is destroying the planet. More kudos to him for boiling down leftist ideology to its purest essence: hatred of the human race.

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Eric Pianka, aka The Lizard Man.

Hat tip: The Dick List

Posted by Van Helsing at April 2, 2006 8:39 PM

Comments

So why is this clown still breathing? Why doesnt he blaze the trail by offing himself? He can go to Africa and give himself Ebola-Zaire.

God forbid some mad scientist doesnt genetically engineer "Captain Trips". If I start dreaming about some black woman in Nebraska playing a guitar in the middle of a cornfield, Ill start to worry.


Posted by: General Jack D. Ripper at April 2, 2006 9:44 PM

Well, it's either the old black woman or the guy in blue jean coat, pants, and cowboy boots leading you to Vegas. Don't know about you, but I have this thing against getting incinerated in a nuclear fireball.

And seriously, why is it that all of these idiots suggesting the mass extinction of human race not so willing to sacrifice themselves on the altar of enviromentalism? It's a bit like a jihadi preaching martyrdom while refusing to strap on a bomb belt or a liberal preaching communism while ignoring the long history of intellectuals being first against the wall during such revolutions. If they're so sure about their beliefs, why are they so unwilling to take one for the team?

Posted by: Targetpractice, Worst of Both Worlds at April 2, 2006 10:02 PM

Perhaps those preaching human extinction don't practice it on themselves because they're worried that others won't follow their lead. Think teenagers egging each other on to some prank or other: "Yeah, you go first buddy, we're right behind you...(snicker)."

The idea of a 90% die-off of the human race is only appealing to these folks because they interpret it as 5.8 billion other people...not them.

Posted by: prince of leaves at April 3, 2006 12:31 AM

He reminds me of one of those clowns I knew at the University of Oregon who closed every conversation with "More Trees, Less People." Until finaly I said, "Then plant a tree and commit suicide, And by the way, it's 'Fewer People,' you ass."

Posted by: V the K at April 3, 2006 5:56 AM

It's nice to know that liberal academia is now stealing their ideas from 1970's Batman villians

Posted by: Number 2 at April 3, 2006 9:09 AM

It sounds like somebody, somewhere really, really needs to get laid.
Hey Targetpractice, thanks for The Stand reference. That was cool.

Posted by: Randal Flagg at April 3, 2006 12:01 PM

I wonder what his stance is on capital punishment...

Posted by: Rich at April 3, 2006 2:28 PM