Why are humans dangerous? / HFY / A Short Sci-Fi Story

[@Questor-ky2fv]

Good story and good use of a common bug killing agent. Diatomaceous earth is a great bug killer and definitely not toxic. The tiny, dust sized particles are sharp edged shards. They cut into every vulnerable part of a bug's body, causing the bugs to bleed out. They will also do this to a human's lungs, so a filtered mask is best when it's necessary to be around the stuff. But, there is no poison of any kind involved, just millions of tiny sharp edges. Unfortunately, if a lot is used, it's hard to clean up the stuff afterward. Like dust or sand, it gets everywhere. And remember, don't eat our kids!

[@merlinathrawes746]

It's never a war crime the first time. That's why we have so many rules concerning war and why we are so vicious in punishing those that break those rules.

[@christianblevins3802]

What might put us aside is that we are pack animals but also predators.

[@Fred-ff6bv]

very adaptable omnivorous predatory hive-minded pack oriented self-willed apex warriors.

[@carlchapman4053]

Punishment should not fit the crime it should be so serious as to deter other from committing a similar crime. In other words - walk softly and carry a big stick.

[@darrinwebber4077]

Ok. I enjoyed it. Thanks.

[@donttreadonme1474]

Diatomaceous earth, how about that for non-toxic battle.

[@alexandermckhaos8412]

Hell yeah dude!

[@HOW2_TO]

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