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Who said ? [/quote]

I didn't have any luck with this one. Check out the poem on this webpage
http://student-kmt.hku.nl/~freek2/fr33k/th/12.html

"I can't make a judgment on them, Jean-Luc. And don't ask me to. You've had enough hints already. I wasn't created for that. But I can say that they were growing in their own fashion -- and you stopped them. That is the act of a child-race, make no mistake. Savage is the wrong word -- I chose too quickly when I described you that way. Humanity is an infestation, a weed that grows peacefully -- but chokes out all other life in its unchecked sprawl. You have homogenized hundreds of other species into your 'Federation', forcing them to grow in unnatural patterns. And all under your guidelines. And you wonder why I laugh at the notion of your Prime Directive? Hah. The only directive of the human species is to take all and remake it in its own image."
http://home.europa.com/~mercutio/storie ... Q-Alt.html

[quote="thegreatmike"]Who said [quote]The earth has a virus. And it's humans [/quote]? [/quote][/quote]

That was Nietzshe, he said: "The earth has a skin and that skin has diseases, one of those diseases is men."

There was a part in the movie The Matrix, where that was said.

Thats from The Matrix, bro. Check the scene where Mr. Smith has Morpheus in the iron chair, in chains. He talks about humanity having a close relative as far as habits, that of the virus. We are viruses, spreading across the planet, etc...big sweaty rant...dude, I know Kung Fu....

Well, actually, I know Tae Kwon Do, Karate, and Aikido. But it would almost be worth it to learn, just so you could say that, wouldnt it?