Species extinction affects human food chains, the depletion of fisheries and bees for example.

I forgot to respond to this appropriately. I meant that cultural leftists are delusionally fighting against natural processes when they try to preserve some of its products artificially, death is just a part of life. I don't care for most polytheistic gods but Chinnamastâ does represent what nature really is: ecstasy and horror inextricable from each other. Death and life cannot be separated.

Nowadays I eat a lot of meat but if the food sources I depend on were to go extinct, that's just how it is. If they had awareness they would probably prefer non-existence than to continue being a slave species. We're projecting too much of our own psychological processes onto animals when we pretend they are having fun most of the time.

I started agreeing with Kaczynski and Linkola pretty quick at that point.

You might like Ellul too, some of his books are on my list.