Pitts '' Sometimes The Earth Is Cruel'

People are always complaining the earth is to mean, that nature is to mean. They cry, they wine, poor get poorer and the rich get richer, people are condemned by the things they didn't do. Men weep when their lives are in danger, and humans being the great cockroach of the earth we survive. We survive to live another day, to rebuild and replace, to gain more material objects. In the following essay it will be my comments on Pitts’ “Sometimes the Earth is Cruel” and will follow up on a single theme from it.
One main theme is the idea people who are poor will be treated bad. People are as cruel as the earth, maybe even more so, but their are good people out there. Good people help other people and so as much as humans get you down there will be someone to pick up the pieces. Hopefully before it breaks, and shatters, sometimes it’s in their to break things. People are treated bad regardless of how many good people are out there, even without the human equation some people wouldn't be treated the same as others.
Nature as many poets would describe her is a cruel mistress, which could mean multiple things in Pitts’ definition he is talking about its unfairness. Nature’s ability turn on us like the flip of a switch, sure it could be kinder to residents of Haiti but will it? We are talking about an inanimate object that will win and defeat us nine out ten times and the other tenth is just luck that we get away in time. Meteorology is a whole science of “predicting” where and how damaging the weather will be, and if people don't listen or get out in time they