What makes us human?

[Wolfmeister]

I for one welcome our Beaver overlords

 

[Exmortis]

Thank godness we came to our senses and stopped worshipping a 6000 year old carpenter and started serving a small furry animal.

 

[Zylstra]

Wow, that was sooo insightful and smart; it's a real shame that I DON'T GIVE A CRAP.

...However I will point out that:
1) Animals are far more placid then humans, they may act in a ways considered violent and barbaric, but only in order to assure their own survival and the survival of their offspring.

same with people

just another animal

and animals fight for cruelty, as well

2) No, they do not kneel to each other, as you said, some animals (lions etc.) live by a code of dominence, biggest, strongest rules the pack, but you will find that other members can challenge the pack leader for dominence. Humans have buildt up a whole system filled with tecnicalities to stop political underdogs from taking power ( to my understanding ).

You can challenge them for power any time. How many m,en will stand in your army?

6) That wasn't mentioned either, reguardless, the damage rabbits do is repairable and minor in conparison to the damage human activity inflicts to the earth.

That's what parasites do...

 

[Exmortis]

You can challenge them for power any time. How many men will stand in your army?

Not men, an army of genetically enhanced super bevers... haven't you been listening...?

 

[blinddesign]

Our T-shirt collection.

 

[Zylstra]

You can challenge them for power any time. How many men will stand in your army?

Not men, an army of genetically enhanced super bevers... haven't you been listening...?

You can have the bevers*, i have the beavers on my side

*
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bever,_Belgium
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bever,_Switzerland