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Default Canada Seal Hunt Interrupted By Deadly Boat Accident

On Mar 31, 7:39 pm, Primax wrote:
Cato wrote:
On Mar 31, 7:10 pm, Primax wrote:
Cato wrote:
On Mar 31, 6:28 pm, wrote:
On Mar 31, 4:15 pm, Cato wrote:
Hey dxAce....as we know, there are assholes in every country of the
world. J
innocent people from whatever country.... I get ****ed.
Cato
After reading your dribble I now know why they call it CANADUH.
Unbelievable. *PLONK*
Youy know **** all about the seal hunt....or the families that have
been sealing for hundreds of years now. Yes.. seals are animals, oh so
cute and cuddly... it they looked ugly you wouldn't give a ****.
Just to let the assholes know... sealers can face stiff penalties
If the seals are not killed quickly. pretty well the whole seal is
used. Very little waste. And the particular seals that are harvested
are not an endangered species.
So go to hell.
Tell me you jerk off... do you eat chicken or ham or beef?
The poor defenceless chickens are only weeks old when they are
killed. Young cows, sometimes cute little baby cows are killed for
food,
Oh.... they don't have the big cute eyes and look so cuddly like
the seals? Go to hell.
When was the last time you protested against Kentucky Fried
Chicken? (Or KFC as it's called now) Tell me jerk, do you wear
leather? Do you have nothing at all to do with animal products?
How about poor little fish you jerk?
Ohhhh dear upset are we? to bad.


As I say *******s all of them, you to if you like now go **** yourself
you ****.


I gave an opinion
and YOU cant stop me. How do you fancy being clubbed to death like that?
Now go and rip some toilet paper up in temper.
or maybe you could always club a seal to death to show what a real man
you are.


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You have the right to your opinion.... but when people start to
cheer at the deaths of people in the hunt.... they go way too far...
At that point.... I get ****ed....


I am NOT cheering at those who died, any human lose is bad, but no one
gives a **** when men club seals to death do they.
There must be better way, a bullet is faster than any club or will that
take the fun out of it.

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Lets all stop killing each other
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They actually do use rifles mostly. If you studied it you would know
that... not listening to leftwing activists that want us all to become
vegetarians.
Sealers in the Magdelen Islands (Gulf of St. Lawrence) and on Quebec's
Lower North Shore, where about 30 per cent of the hunt occurs, use
both rifles and hakapiks. Sealers on the ice floes on the Front (in
the waters east of Newfoundland), where 70 per cent of the hunt
occurs, primarily use rifles. A hakapik is an efficient tool designed
to kill the animal quickly and humanely.

As far as the clubs go....do you know what kind of club it
is? How it is used?

It a special type of club called a hakapik. Although it is often
claimed that the hakapik is an inhumane hunting tool, it is favored by
sealers because it allows them to kill the seal without damaging the
pelt. Also, with a rifle the sealer runs the risk of hurting, but not
killing the seal, causing them to flee, wounded, back into the ocean
to die slowly. Further, studies by American veterinary scientists on
the use of the Hakapik on the seal hunt carried out on Pribilof
Islands of Alaska suggested that it is an efficient tool designed to
kill the animal quickly and humanely when used correctly. A report by
members of the Canadian Medical Veterinary Association in September
2002 corroborated this claim.

According to recent studies done by the Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association (CVMA), the hakapik, when used properly, kills the animal
quickly and painlessly. Several American studies carried out from
1969-1972 in the Pribilof Islands of Alaska came to the same
conclusion. The Royal Commission on Seals and Sealing in Canada, also
known as the Malouf Commission, claims that properly performed
clubbing is at least as humane as the methods used in commercial
slaughterhouses, and according to the Department of Fisheries and
Oceans Canada (DFO), these studies "have consistently proven that the
club or hakapik is an efficient tool designed to kill the animal
quickly and humanely."

Yes, it takes time and effort to do a bit of research and find out
the truth of subjects... but you might want to try it sometime.