Should we actually try to save the pollinatiors?

theinfectedmaster

Argument Topic: I don't know if it's necessary.

I personally don't know if we need to save the actual pollinators because there are seedless fruits that can be produced without pollination.

Barnardot

@theinfectedmaster ;I personally don't know if we need to save the actual pollinators because there are seedless fruits that can be produced without pollination.

May be Im going a bit out of my death here but then if the fruits dont have seeds then how are we going to get baby fruit or at least baby trees. Because then some one has to go a round all the fruit farms with a leather man and cut silvers of bark and twigs off the trees and then get whoremoan powder and buggerize a round in a lab for ever and a day making new trees.

theinfectedmaster

@Barnardot They could just graft the trees. It's when you cut part of one tree to where the stump is kind of slanted, and you put the top part of another tree of a different variety on top of it.