And if we could travel to a planet similar to ours they would do exactly the same to that

While I agree that this is a serious issue, the way this is presented is slightly misleading. It doesn't bother to mention the enormous length of time that the Earth existed BEFORE plants.
On the 46 year scale:
-The first land plants appeared 4.3 years ago
-The first simple forests appeared between 3.6 and 2.2 years ago

We have planted more than we have harvested. We now have more trees than before the industrial revolution.

... And modernized the world

To quote George Carlin: "The planet is fine. The people are fucked."

only the strongest things will survive...do not complain

There were enormous forests a hundred thousand years ago, then the glaciers came and scraped those right ff the face of the earth, Before that, the area that is now the plains region of the US was a jungle, then was under water. It sounds like Nature is continually changing, regardless of man's contribution.