[ WP ] It 's the future and all planets/moons in the solar system are colonized . Depict a internet flame war among the worlds .

`` How can you *possibly* attack Earth? Earth is *the* birthplace of Humanity. Earth is nurturing. It was n't for nothing we expanded the title `` Fertile Crescent'' to the whole planet. This place is temperate like you would n't even know, because you *ca n't, * because you've never been here. Our driest deserts and wettest rain forests are both more comfortable and inviting than any of *Saturn's* poor excuses for biomes.'' 
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 `` Hah, you say that as if nurturing is what humanity needs. Humanity grows on tough love, not coddling handicaps. Saturn, *if* you conveniently forget about Titan, gives no chance for the devil's workshop. What is it, you ask? *Idle hands. * Earth is a retirement home, for the weak and weary. On top of that, Earth *itself* is weary. Saturn, on the other hand, Saturn is full of potential. Saturn is about the *future. * And never has the human species profited from clinging to its past. 
 
 `` And who cares so much about temperate climate as about *impressive* climate? Had you ever been to our Capitol station, you'd be filled with more awe than anything you could do on Earth. What is it you do on your oceans? Look out over water maybe a few miles deep, and go back to reading your adventure novels about... you guessed it, Saturn? 
 
 `` Really, if you had been to *any* of our stations, not just our Capitol. Do you know what it's like to look down into an ocean of dust and fog and whipping wind, knowing it's at least four *Earths* deep? And might I add that the wind is close to the fastest in the whole *system? * 
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 `` Never have I wanted to visit the core of the Sun, though I know very well it must be one of the hottest places in our vicinity. Impressiveness only does so much if you can *survive it. * 
 
 But even then, it takes more than reading novels to survive our oceans. If you want impressive, Earth is enough. Mountains, caves, mountainous *waves*, it's got it all. And things are only impressive if they're *abnormal. * An Earth hurricane is a wonder to see; not because it's *bigger* or *faster* than other storms, but because of the ease with which it throws a wrench in the works of *everything. * 
 
 But something Earth has that no other planet can boast, that is *easily* more impressive than constant wind: millennia-old forests. 
 
 These are *living* things, *miles* tall, and *acres* wide. Not even Saturn's atmosphere can make you feel like an ant on the forest floor. 
 
 There's even a whole *town* built inside these things; buildings inside the trees, roads running along the roots and the floor. A veritable wooden version of the concrete jungle. Look up Vitmansburg; open your eyes a bit. 
 
 And yes, we need to embrace the future, but the best way to do that is whilst keeping the *past* in mind. There's so much history here; visit Cape Canaveral! See the battlefields of WWIII in Africa and the Americas! Practically every company or nation you can think of originated here. The United States - visit their Capitol on the east side of North America. Google! The UK! Brasil! The UN! SpaceX!
