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http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/11/18/2094124.htm[^] The best way to protest is to stop buying Japanese. jhaga
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/11/18/2094124.htm[^] The best way to protest is to stop buying Japanese. jhaga
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/11/18/2094124.htm[^] The best way to protest is to stop buying Japanese. jhaga
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Why is it wrong to hunt whales if the population can bear it? You do hunt moose in Finland, don't you. Is that any better?
The whole world agrees not to hunt whales. Only Japon, Norway and Iceland ignore this ban on whaling. (We DO hunt bear and wolf here - but it is nothing we are proud of ) Moose hunting is WAAY different.. jhaga
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The whole world agrees not to hunt whales. Only Japon, Norway and Iceland ignore this ban on whaling. (We DO hunt bear and wolf here - but it is nothing we are proud of ) Moose hunting is WAAY different.. jhaga
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jhaga wrote:
Moose hunting is WAAY different..
Nonsence. They are both mammals. They feel the same pain. The probability that they are not killed instantly is probably the same. Hunting is hunting.
- If we don't hunt moose here(or in Norway for that matter) there would be a dramatic increase in traffic accidents involving moose. - Moose is not endangered. - By killing a moose you will not kill bluewhales "by mistake" and a whale is never killed instantly while a moose almost always is. jhaga
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jhaga wrote:
Moose hunting is WAAY different..
Nonsence. They are both mammals. They feel the same pain. The probability that they are not killed instantly is probably the same. Hunting is hunting.
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- If we don't hunt moose here(or in Norway for that matter) there would be a dramatic increase in traffic accidents involving moose. - Moose is not endangered. - By killing a moose you will not kill bluewhales "by mistake" and a whale is never killed instantly while a moose almost always is. jhaga
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jhaga wrote:
- If we don't hunt moose here(or in Norway for that matter) there would be a dramatic increase in traffic accidents involving moose.
Sure. There is a lot of moose - so we can and should hunt it.
jhaga wrote:
- Moose is not endangered.
We hunt minke whales in Norway. The population size is estimated to more than 150 000 in the north Atlantic. We kill a few hundred each year.
jhaga wrote:
- By killing a moose you will not kill bluewhales "by mistake"
I have never heard of accidental killing of bluewhales outside Norway. Regards, Haakon S.
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You don't kill hundreds of moose for 'scientific research' then subsidise the cost of selling the meat to people who don't want it so it goes to waste X|
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Trollslayer wrote:
subsidise the cost of selling the meat to people who don't want it so it goes to waste
I can't confirm that, and I find it very hard to believe. The Japanese consume large quantities of sea food, and I thought they consider whale meat to be high quality food. Regards, Haakon S.
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jhaga wrote:
- If we don't hunt moose here(or in Norway for that matter) there would be a dramatic increase in traffic accidents involving moose.
Sure. There is a lot of moose - so we can and should hunt it.
jhaga wrote:
- Moose is not endangered.
We hunt minke whales in Norway. The population size is estimated to more than 150 000 in the north Atlantic. We kill a few hundred each year.
jhaga wrote:
- By killing a moose you will not kill bluewhales "by mistake"
I have never heard of accidental killing of bluewhales outside Norway. Regards, Haakon S.
Haakon S. wrote:
We kill a few hundred each year.
If is so few, you really could stop doing it. And that would put a pressure on Japon to also stop hunting whales. jhaga
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Haakon S. wrote:
We kill a few hundred each year.
If is so few, you really could stop doing it. And that would put a pressure on Japon to also stop hunting whales. jhaga
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We do it because it is the right thing to do as long at it supports a sustainable population. The resitance to is emotional, trehugging, Anglo-American, Hollywood-type ("Free Willy") bullshit. The ruining of large fish stocks outside the shores of America has propably caused more whale deaths than any whale hunting in this part of the world. However, I do support a ban on bluewhale hunting in Antarctic bacause they are a endangered species. Regards, Haakon S.
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We do it because it is the right thing to do as long at it supports a sustainable population. The resitance to is emotional, trehugging, Anglo-American, Hollywood-type ("Free Willy") bullshit. The ruining of large fish stocks outside the shores of America has propably caused more whale deaths than any whale hunting in this part of the world. However, I do support a ban on bluewhale hunting in Antarctic bacause they are a endangered species. Regards, Haakon S.
Haakon S. wrote:
The ruining of large fish stocks outside the shores of America has propably caused more whale deaths than any whale hunting in this part of the world.
You don't know much about whales, do you? And Japan is probably as responsible for bad fishing practices as any country.
Compassionate Conservatism is an Oxymoron. Bush is just a Moron.
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/11/18/2094124.htm[^] The best way to protest is to stop buying Japanese. jhaga
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Haakon S. wrote:
The ruining of large fish stocks outside the shores of America has propably caused more whale deaths than any whale hunting in this part of the world.
You don't know much about whales, do you? And Japan is probably as responsible for bad fishing practices as any country.
Compassionate Conservatism is an Oxymoron. Bush is just a Moron.
Tim Craig wrote:
You don't know much about whales, do you?
Google on the total collaps of the Newfoundland cod stock. (Well, strictly speaking,it is Canadian, not US). Orcas eat fish and they eat sea mammals that eat fish. So that must necessarily have an impact on the whale population. I know that much.
Tim Craig wrote:
And Japan is probably as responsible for bad fishing practices as any country.
Yes. But does that mean that they are totally incapable of a reasonable and sustainable whaling practice? We can discuss that, but let's use reason, not emotions. Regards, Håkon.
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Tim Craig wrote:
You don't know much about whales, do you?
Google on the total collaps of the Newfoundland cod stock. (Well, strictly speaking,it is Canadian, not US). Orcas eat fish and they eat sea mammals that eat fish. So that must necessarily have an impact on the whale population. I know that much.
Tim Craig wrote:
And Japan is probably as responsible for bad fishing practices as any country.
Yes. But does that mean that they are totally incapable of a reasonable and sustainable whaling practice? We can discuss that, but let's use reason, not emotions. Regards, Håkon.
Haakon S. wrote:
Orcas eat fish and they eat sea mammals that eat fish.
Yes, but orcas aren't hunted by humans. The whales the Japanese are going after are baleen whales which don't eat fish. And I wouldn't trust the Japanese to be able to determine what a sustainable population of whales is given their continuing attitude on the environment.
Compassionate Conservatism is an Oxymoron. Bush is just a Moron.