This is what makes me angry

This is why I support antifa

I can only try to teach you facts

But I can't teach you how to think critically

School is supposed to teach you that

American schools obviously don’t do that when they regularly regurgitate human waste like Pelth

stfu communist retard

There comes a time when you need someone like antifa to mitigate the damage that is bring caused to our country by such ppl

@fuck12moredeadcops Bruh
'we don't have enough nutrients to grow plants to be nutritious'

He literally said that

“They’re putting fluoride in the water, it’s turning us into Atheist probably”

nutrients are physically destroyed in mass every year, the soil, this bed of nutrients that supports our ecological systems is shrinking

Soil erosion is a different concern

It is a big problem

But it has nothing to do with plants not growing without soil

soil erosion is nutrient erosion

No its not

yes it is dumbass

I just told you there are other mediums

it doesn't matter, the source for nutrients for all of these mediums is "mined" from top soil

But yes, for ecological diversity we need soil

@Pelth Oxygen is 'mined' from the air

as is co2

and most of the hydrogen is recieved from water vapour and water in the soil

I just told you about macro and micronutrients

plants use dozens of nutrients beyond nitrogen, carbon dioxide, etc

@fuck12moredeadcops Bruh help me out

@Pelth We have an exhaustive list of what they need

which is why we can grow them without soil

many of these nutrients are being physically destroyed in mass

Nutrients are mostly simple elements

and removed from the soil

They cannot be destroyed

YOu can't 'destroy' hydrogen or Carbon

their configuration can be destroyed

carbon on it's own is not a nutrient we can use

Hydrogen is a simple element

we can only use the biological configurations of carbon

You cannot 'destroy' its configuration unless you bombard it in a lab

This is basic science stuff

Only radioactive elements get their configurations destroyed by emitting nucleons