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well my vision is not the best but it sure looks animated/cartoonish to me :shrug:

Upon conducting some online research and after closer examination of the whales and people (certainly not Japanese) in the photo, I am positive that this image is showing the catch from a whale hunt in the Faroe Isalnds (Denmark). Those are pilot whales, more specifically called the Calderon dolphin. They are hunted and killed for food there. A quick google search on the subject will bring up some pretty disturbing images and videos, so I won't post any of them, but suffice it to say that they are slaughtering tons of these dolphins every year. Here's more info from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whaling_in_the_Faroe_Islands

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What is that sack coming out of the one just right of center and down a little??? One sick guppy
 

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If that image is disgusting to you or disturbs you, then you should become a vegetarian.

Now maybe this is part of some over-killing blah blah blah, but just from that one image, there is nothing I see there that seems all that wrong (didn't study it too closely).

Note: the meat and fish we put in our mouths come from dead animals
 

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If you read the Wikipedia article you'll notice the following:

"nimal-rights activists argue that the grindadr?p is not only cruel, but in view of the ample food supply in today's Faroes, completely unnecessary. Additional argumentation is supplied by the Faroese Ministry of Health, which warns against consumption of pilot whale meat, since it has been shown to contain high levels of mercury, PCBs, and environmental poisons.[19] The Faroese Chief medical officers P?l Weihe and H?gni Debes Joensen announced in late 2008 that pilot whale meat and blubber contains too much mercury, PCBs, and DDT derivatives to be safe for human consumption.

This is a commonly known fact, except in countries like Japan, where dolphin consumption is common and the fisheries want to stay in business. They would rather the public be ignorant of the fact that whale meat contains high levels of mercury, and because the dolphins/whales are at the top of the food chain in the ocean, they contain significantly higher levels it, up to 10x a small fish with mercury contamination. Mercury can have serious effects on the nervous system and the growth of children and can cause birth defects in women. It was no small item in the news when it came out a few years ago that whale meat was being served in school lunches in Japan. In these countries like the Faroe Islands and Japan the fisheries main defense of the ongoing slaughter of these animals is "cultural tradition."

This is not like eating beef or chicken people. Please stop comparing the slaughter of whales and dolphins to the consumption of common livestock. Other than the health risks noted above, it is horrifying and cruel the way they go through with these hunts. I don't want to post photos or videos, but suffice it to say that Kick's initial reaction of "disgusting" is quite appropriate in this case.
 

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If you read the Wikipedia article you'll notice the following:

"nimal-rights activists argue that the grindadr?p is not only cruel, but in view of the ample food supply in today's Faroes, completely unnecessary. Additional argumentation is supplied by the Faroese Ministry of Health, which warns against consumption of pilot whale meat, since it has been shown to contain high levels of mercury, PCBs, and environmental poisons.[19] The Faroese Chief medical officers P?l Weihe and H?gni Debes Joensen announced in late 2008 that pilot whale meat and blubber contains too much mercury, PCBs, and DDT derivatives to be safe for human consumption.

This is a commonly known fact, except in countries like Japan, where dolphin consumption is common and the fisheries want to stay in business. They would rather the public be ignorant of the fact that whale meat contains high levels of mercury, and because the dolphins/whales are at the top of the food chain in the ocean, they contain significantly higher levels it, up to 10x a small fish with mercury contamination. Mercury can have serious effects on the nervous system and the growth of children and can cause birth defects in women. It was no small item in the news when it came out a few years ago that whale meat was being served in school lunches in Japan. In these countries like the Faroe Islands and Japan the fisheries main defense of the ongoing slaughter of these animals is "cultural tradition."

This is not like eating beef or chicken people. Please stop comparing the slaughter of whales and dolphins to the consumption of common livestock. Other than the health risks noted above, it is horrifying and cruel the way they go through with these hunts. I don't want to post photos or videos, but suffice it to say that Kick's initial reaction of "disgusting" is quite appropriate in this case.


My view is Swim Faster.... and does it come sashimi?


Here we go again with the eco freaks :facepalm:
 

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My view is Swim Faster.... and does it come sashimi?


Here we go again with the eco freaks :facepalm:

:0074

go to a slaughter house and see your meat being killed, what is the difference?...I wonder if any of these guys are vegetarians :shrug:
 

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If that image is disgusting to you or disturbs you, then you should become a vegetarian.

Now maybe this is part of some over-killing blah blah blah, but just from that one image, there is nothing I see there that seems all that wrong (didn't study it too closely).

Note: the meat and fish we put in our mouths come from dead animals

:0074
 

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My view is Swim Faster.... and does it come sashimi?


Here we go again with the eco freaks :facepalm:
:rolleyes:

Definitely not an "eco freak." Just pointing out a few things after following up with some research on this photo. Joker asked "WTF" so I'm telling him what the f*ck this is all about.

And yes, they do serve it in sashimi Pro. But eat at your own risk, otherwise you might be going..... gone :rimshot
 
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That is a frigging tragedy. First of all, there is a difference in cultivating livestock for meat to feed the masses and overharvesting a species to near extinction. As a matter of fact I would like to organize a Faroe Islands whale hunter hunt and harpoon some of their friggin asses.

Hope that helps,
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cue Pro coming back to call you a mental midget.

You're both mental midgets for being amused by old tired 1st grade humor....



It's the usual Eco Freak misinformation about CHEMICAL POISONING to try and stop people from eating "their" precious animals...
You are a misguided dope Deezy...

Stop telling me what the fk I can eat.. Fk you Moochelle,Peta and the rest of you control freaks trying to force me into your insane life choices..

Nothing better than going hunting and ripping a 7mm Mag through Bambis Thumper and serving up the bacon wrapped backstraps with a Hawkes' Cabernet..
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