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Old November 30th 05, 04:41 AM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
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"John Barnard" wrote in message
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clifto wrote:

http://www.lookaboutusa.com/ wrote:
Also thanks to Greenpeace who have alreadysunk nine whalinf

ships

Goddamned ****ing terrorists.

--
If John McCain gets the 2008 Republican Presidential

nomination,
my vote for President will be a write-in for Jiang

Zemin.

If terrorism is required to make sure that another species doesn't

get
delegated to the heap on non-existence then so be it!


Does Greenpeace attack Inuits who go whale hunting?
Just curious.

--Mike L.


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Does Greenpeace attack Inuits who go whale hunting?
Just curious.

--Mike L

Greenpeace, AFAIK, harasses the big factory whaling operations that
massacre hundreds at a time. While I am certain that many of them
sympathize directly with the whales (I know I do), their fundamental
goal is species and oceanic preservation. The same is essentially true
of Sea Shepherd, although I think their people may even more strongly
identify with the plight of the whale being hunted.

I don't think they bother the Inuits or others who hunt on a
subsistence basis, although if the target species is truly endangered
they work to find other options.

Bruce Jensen

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Old December 12th 05, 02:34 AM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
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bpnjensen wrote:

Does Greenpeace attack Inuits who go whale hunting?

Just curious.

--Mike L

Greenpeace, AFAIK, harasses the big factory whaling operations that
massacre hundreds at a time. While I am certain that many of them
sympathize directly with the whales (I know I do), their fundamental
goal is species and oceanic preservation. The same is essentially true
of Sea Shepherd, although I think their people may even more strongly
identify with the plight of the whale being hunted.

I don't think they bother the Inuits or others who hunt on a
subsistence basis, although if the target species is truly endangered
they work to find other options.

Bruce Jensen


Bruce,

All the above that you state is right on the money. No one should ever
begrudge an indigenous people their chance to eke out a living on extremely
limited resources (such as with the Inuit). It's the commercial whalers or
thugs that slaughter rhinos and elephants for horns and tusks that p*sses
me off to no end. Humanity has killed off enough species on this planet and
sooner or later such extinctions will come back to haunt us.

JB

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