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It's not unheard of that in Africa many groups/tribes form together to fight back against poachers. Is there anything like this happening in the Amazon rainfore
by skilled 4y ago
It's not unheard of that in Africa many groups/tribes form together to fight back against poachers. Is there anything like this happening in the Amazon rainforest?
And if no, then why not? Do people think a politician with his fancy suit is going to step his foot into the swamp to try and meet halfway?
These assholes are literally destroying the world and the human race is none the wiser....
I sometimes wonder what would happen if rather than trying to evolve on a technological level, humanity evolved to protect and harmonize this world.
Holy shit it's not even funny the level of ignorance that permeates topics of destroying the Earth.
- zach_garwood 4y agoThere have been fights between Amazonian tribes and landowners. The tribes are relocated (or killed).
- dormento 4y agoWe had deaths reported just this week, by Sonia Guajajara who represents one of the most prominent indigenous people's association and is running in the next elections. The thing is, in the end, its often poacher/miners shooting at unarmed people, often in the middle of the jungle, far away from the effective jurisdiction of whoever else would care. And the very insitutions that could oversee and act to prevent violence have been sistematically dismantled by the current fascist-in-chief, either by removing key people or by being financially strangled. But hey, at least now you won't lose your license for speeding and buying ammo is easier than ever.
- vitorbaptistaa 4y agoOf course. The local tribes are fighting the invaders since 1500.
- guilherme-puida 4y ago> It's not unheard of that in Africa many groups/tribes form together to fight back against poachers. Is there anything like this happening in the Amazon rainforest? There is. People just get killed and everything is swept under the rug.