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The saddest and most frustrating thing is that people are definately getting fooled by this ridiculous video.
the rest...Majority backs whaling
SIXTY-five per cent of Japanese support their country's "scientific" whale hunt, according to a Japanese poll.
But the poll has been attacked as "misleading".
A leading national Japanese newspaper - the Asahi Shimbun - published the telephone poll of 2082 people on whaling as the slaughter continued to attract massive anger in Australia.
The poll, which insisted on calling the whaling "scientific", found 65 per cent supported the hunt and that older men were the biggest backers.
Meanwhile, Norway yesterday revealed it has set its whaling quota for 2008 at 1052 minke whales.
Norway's Fisheries Ministry said 900 whales would be allowed to be caught in coastal areas including the North Sea, Barents Sea and the area near Svalbard.
what? who?Musk said:They dont go fishing in our waters?
That already happened in 1945 and we wonZrap said:Hmm if everyone in Japan Vs everyone in Australia in an all in brawl.
We'd get fucked up.
But it still would be fun.
1. It's sustainable if regulated properlyneed2party said:Japanese whaling makes me sick how they can even justify there actions is beyond me.
Yes. Sorry, but elitism is always valid.Graney said:Is it fair to say that the less intelligent are of less value
Interesting philosophical question. I refer you to Kfunk, but add my 2bob by saying that 'measuring' pain is impossible. But it's always best to kill very quickly and I think that you should patent your grenade harpoon idea before approaching the wiley Japanese with it.Graney said:Instead of intelligence, what if we assessed an animals ability to suffer and feel pain?
Animals are stupid, unappreciative, dumb, retarded, ugly, idiotic, and are useful only as food (and sometimes pets for old people - but who cares about old people).Intelligence is an abstract and relative concept when we're dealing with other species. Is it fair to say that the less intelligent are of less value and deserve to suffer more? Instead of intelligence, what if we assessed an animals ability to suffer and feel pain? Is a cows ability to suffer any less than a whales? A mans?
TacoTerrorist said:Rant
Whales have been killed with explosive harpoons since 1870 iirc.Graney said:All life is inherently of equal value (i.e. none)