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Global Warming Speech

 I wrote a speech about global warming. Check it out: "I feel strongly that our planet is our home. Without protection for our earth, our entire history as humans could be destroyed. The very first human lived on earth. Every action our world is proud of happened here. We need to protect our planet not because of our lives, but for the simple existence of our legacy. Everything you've done, everything you’re proud of, will be gone if we let this planet go. So, why plan to go to mars, why try to find other earths, when we can salvage this earth, our home. If we ban together, we can save everything we’ve ever known. We can save everything we’ve ever wanted. So, this planet needs to march towards a better tomorrow where we can live to say that we, whether you live in North America, South America, Aisa, or Australia. Whether you live in Africa, Europe, or Antarctica, that we made a difference and actually saved the world." Tell me in the comments weather or not you liked my ...
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LETS SAVE ALL ANIMALS! ARE WE saving ALL animals? or only the cute ones? we all KNOW that an AMASING favorite of fundraising is the panda! but, not the aye-aye! why? Because we think that pandas are WAY CUTER! But, should the aye-aye not get helped, simply since they're not as cute? As Make Kindness Matter members, we need to fund raise, and help ALL of the animals. not JUST the cute ones. LOOK at the comparison people are making! MAKE SURE TO COMMENT! thank you! this is an aye-aye. Sure, its not cute, but should its not cuteness chase away ANY help? With the way we've been treating it, it could go extinct. it is endangered now! This is some information that I found online . This gremlin-looking creature, called an aye-aye, is a primate found in Madagascar. Aye-ayes have a number of unusual traits, including long, bony, witch-like middle fingers that they use to pry insects and grubs from tree trunks. This allows them to fill a biological niche, much like a woodpecker might. ...
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