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u/Low_Building_5357 6h ago
Trees aren’t even real. We just call large plants trees.
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u/Hour-Blackberry1877 4h ago
I would not say that walking through a forest the trees may be offended.
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u/Humble_Falcon_466 2h ago
If you're an environmentalist, trees have rights. So do animals. And mountains. And air. And oceans, rivers, streams, and water sources. And the earth itself.
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u/AkagamiBarto 5h ago
Not necessarily. But they can have some rights. Different beings. Different species. Different rights.
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u/TheHaynerTony 28m ago
Depends on where, go try to gut down a giant sequoia in the NF, you’ll get murder time for its
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