CBM'rs Unite for Japan!

The death toll is currently between 1,300 and 1,700. In one town they're missing nearly 10,000 people. That's not to mention all the others who have lost their homes and had to evacuate due to this crisis.

@IronicMan: Oh I must of heard the wrong data. Also why did you delete my first comment? Which you never answered, by the way, so I'm going to ask it again. How do you want us to help Japan?

If anybody genuinely thinks that this devastation happening is 'karma' or an act of God or anything but a sad natural disaster is a [frick]ing retard. Thousands lie dead whether they were good or bad people and some are thinking up ways to justify this happening. I thought this was an article about 'helping' Japan? Not discussing why this was in, a strange way, fair to happen! Let's hope we are never in a position to experience such a tragedy

So... Any suggestions on how we can help?

Damn bad stuff in JAPAN!

Nice article dude.

@ Golden, my mistake, didn't know what you were tryiing to say.

Ironic Man,

Unfortunately, we dropped two nuclear bombs on Japan. And what's really sad is Japan's being a developed nation, you don't have any Hollywood do as I say not as I do-ers getting out there to help them or asking for donations.

Per Golden, what do you suggest we do?

Ha! No, I never spent two days in the jungle alone, I would definitely be dead which was my point. It hits a nerve not because I'm an animal nut or anything but I know that we give many animals little to no credibility. We underestimate what they are really capable of because we don't understand, and for the largest creatures known in existence I cannot fathom why anyone would care less about a possible extinction. This same thought process that ended up killing the entire species of Tasmania Tigers and Dodos. I find it ridiculous to just ignore a species possible extinction based on naivety.

Basically, their is a shit ton we still don't know about whales. They have communities, they communicate, maybe they don't make tools because they don't need tools? I mean evaluation never gave them fingers so obviously it's not a necessity to survival. Of course not until we decide to [frick] with the natural balance.

We are not on the top of the food chain as I said. Spend a couple of days in the woods by yourself with zero tools mass produced and try to survive, you'll see that we're only on the top because technology and not because of our instincts and understanding of survival, because the average person hasn't a clue. We rely too heavily on technology which makes us weak compared to anything else. Because you can take a majority of people throw them into the wild; in the ocean, woods, desert, arctic and you'll see that the majority will die, by being eaten, poisoned, injured then eaten, etc.

Technology is not just man made, we perfected it, but we're far from perfect creatures. Take us out of the safety of our homes and we'd be pathetic, I mean a wild pig can threaten our lives, think about that...a freakin' pig.

As far as helping Japan, try some of the ideas listed at this web address, there are lots of ways that we can help.

Ways we can help Japan.