horrible dolphin video from Japan....
Originally Posted by Wildncrazy,Sep 21 2006, 07:53 PM
I didn't know it was legal to kill real dolphins anywhere in the world!
Mahi-Mahi, fish dolphins, are the only dolphins I thought you could eat.
No wonder they don't trust us
Mahi-Mahi, fish dolphins, are the only dolphins I thought you could eat.
No wonder they don't trust us
On the main subject, that really is terrible. They sure do some strange things in Japan.
Originally Posted by shiaochiu,Sep 22 2006, 04:05 PM
different cultures have different views. Some people understand that. Others, like F1S200, subscribe to ethnocentrism and calls everybody else in the world "savage" and "ignorant".
right. I see that he is posing proudly in his signature with his catch. btw. Japanese dont eat cats..yes, there is a difference between Japanese, Chinese, Koreans, etc. Or maybe they are all just "orientals" to him.
No_really - you are correct.. the issue is their inhumane tactics in killing these dolphins.
Heres an interesting link to an article on the debate of eating dogs in korea.
http://www2.gol.com/users/coynerhm/wok_the_dog.htm
Geee an ex-girl friend of mine is Japanese and she said that eating dolphin was not part of "Japanese" culture.
And yes I do know there is a diffrence Japanese, Chinese, Koreans, etc.. Don't get bitter because you didn't like my opinion and try to put words in my mouth.
I guess I live in the U.S and we are more civilized. Maybe you are not use to it. Hopefully for your sake you 'll adjust to becoming civilized....
Oh and by the way my cathces are "ALL" legal and I pay my fishing and lobster license every year. Plus I donate money to the FWC and what ever bait/chum is left I fead it to fish and birds. I don't just take.....Thank God I live in the U.S.
Thank God I live in the U.S.
How a horse is "processed." <===WARNING: GRAPHIC PHOTOS.
Originally Posted by Gymkata,Oct 6 2006, 10:49 PM
I cannot even click on the video. that would drive me berserk. that said, Japan won't be seeing my tourist dollars until they reform their whaling practices (ostensibly for research
), and now apparently their heartless treatment of dolphins.



