My role as a citizen of earth

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I represent the most intelligent organism of earth the homosapien sapiens which control the world and the other living been with physical and chemical factors of earth. Therefore I should play a major role to protect the earth, the other resources such as water, soil, minerals then the organism autotrophic and heterotrophic and the climatical condition and for the organism present and the future generation.
Past man’s basic necessity was limited they just obtain raw materials and basic necessity for shelter food warmth but today the wants have become unlimited. So at the present time they try to change in a largest massive scale to full fill their necessities this maked the entire earth and the citizen including the other organism destruction.
Resources are belong to all organism the animals have a right to live in their own habitat but most living in artificial condition to human requirement for entertainment research working force and for food so some the animals which is rare is extinct and will disappear from planet earth. Therefore I should do certain conservation to protect the animals which are going to be extinct and provide the natural habitat without diminishing of human construction, Eg: Elephant would like to stay in forest rather than entertaining people or loading heavy loading heavy loads. I should join with wild life conservation citizen and protect the cruelty or the unfairness and treating the wild animals so that the earth will be rich in biodiversity.
The plants trees sharp creasers herbs play a major role for human life but they use them to get maximum benefit but do not protect the plants and trees for future generation most of the rare trees has been extinct due for the urbanization most of the plants has be...

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...o and stimulating drugs which is harmful for body. In this case I would like to help people who a addicted to many type of substances
I would agree with the humanism and disagree with Hitler idea that “Stronger Should Survive And Weaker Should Perish” and the Charles Davis theory of survival of fighter I do agree that the “Stronger Should Look after the Weaker” as all the beings have the same write to consumer the world resource. As a strong human such as mentally disabled and physically unfit I would help the elderly people even my parents when they are old and care the youngsters
As a normal human being I expect that each person is unique. Each person can pool their talent and capabilities to make the world a better place for citizen of earth. So that the citizen will be developed spiritually and enjoy their living in world happily without freed and competition.

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