Anonymous umichpisser 3w

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Anonymous slutty_anakin 3w

You say you don’t hate them simply for existing yet you’re making their dead bodies into jewelry? Yeah I don’t buy that. Also if you’re freezing them to kill them that is definitely not humane

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Anonymous #2 3w

freezing is generally considered the most humane way to kill insects. besides, these guys are incredibly harmful to the ecosystem. if they need to die anyway, isn’t it better that their death isn’t in vain and their beauty is turned into jewelry instead of rotting on the ground?

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Anonymous #3 3w

Fr like I be out there squashing them for fun might as well get paid for helping out the ecosystem

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Anonymous #2 3w

I beg of you to research the definition of invasive species & some examples of the environmental (& economic) damages that they cause globally. Great Lakes examples: 1) zebra mussels 2) sea lamprey 3) autumn olive (woody plant) 4) emerald ash borer

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Anonymous #7 3w

I’m very aware that endangered species cause enormous damage, zebra mussels are a huge problem where I’m from. That doesn’t negate the point that their lives are valuable as sentient individuals. Humans are literally the most invasive species on earth I don’t see anyone advocating to cull us

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Anonymous #2 3w

you can’t be serious when genocides are ongoing in this world

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Anonymous #3 3w

ILL DM! They have to get paid again but I’ll send their social soon

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Anonymous #4 3w

Ok true I take your point about turning them into jewelry if they’re already dead. But as far as I know there’s still a debate about how humane freezing is and I’d want to air on the side of caution bc insects do have central nervous systems and are probably sentient in some capacity

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Anonymous #2 3w

alright, I’ll bite: what’s the most humane method in your opinion?

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Anonymous #2 3w

invasive species, not endangered… that’s the opposite word. without checks & balances in nature, it would cause devastation to the landscape. yea, humans destroyed the most unique habitat ecosystem the planet had ever seen with The Great Raft of the Red River before they cleared it. we suck. but at least we know what happens if, say, the rabbit population got entirely out of hand in Australia.

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Anonymous slutty_anakin 3w

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