Strangely Like War

So I'm taking this environmental philosophy class, and during one of the classes we kind of compared deforestation to Hitler... needless to say, I was inspired. Here's the quote from the booK:
"*We're not killing forests, we're making toilet paper.
We're not killing Jews, we're purifying the Aryan race.
*We're not killing forests, we're creating jobs.
We're not invading Russia, we're gaining lebensraum.
*We're not killing forests, we're preventing wildfires.
We're not killing Indians and stealing their land, we're fulfilling our manifest destiny to overspread the continent.
*We're not killing forests, we're saving them from disease.
We're not killing the Vietnamese, we're protecting them from turning Communist, protecting them from themselves.
*We're not killing forests, we're helping the local economy.
We're not killing indigenous peoples and stealing their land, we're developing natural resources to fuel the global economy."
Anyway, pretty powerful words there. If you're interested, check out the text: "Strangely LIke War" by Jensen and Draffan