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78 whales killed in front of cruise ship passengers in the Faroe Islands
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The fact that it has to be justified in this way shows that something isn't right. Just because something is legal doesn't make it right.
Also, what kind of nonsense is this: "with a strong emphasis on animal welfare". It's a species hunted and killed by the hundreds! What kind of welfare is seen there!?
Humans' way of justifying their dubious morals can be disgusting!
Just for the sake of accuracy, not because I don't think this is barbaric, it's definitely barbaric, but they hunt pilot whales, which aren't endangered.
I stand corrected. I misread the last paragraph.
I edited my comment accordingly.
Source.
TPTB feel the same way about humans. 🤑 🤗 🤑
Ah, it’s ok then. Second most intelligent conscious creatures are hunted by the third.
No, of course it's not okay. I literally said it's barbaric.
You said it is barbaric, but you have not said it is not OK. Some barbaric actions are OK.
Are you really being that anal? Of course it's not okay.
And I can't think of a barbaric action that is okay. Can you give me an example?
Dancing at night naked around fire.
That isn't barbaric. Barbaric means "savagely cruel; exceedingly brutal" according to Google.
I need to apologize. I was simply trolling you. I thought it would be fun for you too, but I think I was mistaken.
Fair enough.
I'm curious if they're eating these animals.
If they're doing it to survive, then I honestly have no problem with hunting and encourage them to do it in a sustainable manner.
They eat them. But there is no need to do so. It's a tradition.
Source: Britannica.
This source also highlights the hypocrisy of saying that there's a focus on animal welfare.
There is no need to eat any animal and yet as a society we seem to have no problem with mass meat industry. Now, I don't disagree that there is hypocrisy in saying there is a focus on welfare, but I also feel some hypocrisy in there being outrage on some particular animals being eaten while other animals being eaten is fine.
Wow. I didn't know they practically torture these animals while killing them.