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yuiyoshida

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5. I don't understand this

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Fri Sep 19, 2014, 07:21 AM

Sep 2014

stubbornness they have not to stop. Its not necessary. They know the world view, and yet go on with it.. Most Japanese I have talked to don't even see the need for it.. why is it so important that they have to continue doing this? Makes no sense.

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Japan vows to keep on whaling, calls resolution against its hunt "regrettable" [View all] Judi Lynn Sep 2014 OP

The Sea Shepard must be happy sakabatou Sep 2014 #1

Yep shenmue Sep 2014 #2

anyone who values oceanic wildlife is happy -eom Justitia Sep 2014 #3

a new season for Sea Shepard MFM008 Sep 2014 #4

I don't understand this yuiyoshida Sep 2014 #5

Let me know when they stop murdering dolphins. L0oniX Sep 2014 #8

I'm sympathetic to the Native American groups who want to hunt in a canoe with a hand-thrown harpoon Recursion Sep 2014 #6

...and they also keep murdering dolphins. L0oniX Sep 2014 #7

Japan lies when they call it "scientific whaling". ships are canning factories, that rape the seas Sunlei Sep 2014 #9

Exactly. There needs to be strong sanctions against Japan until they stop. groundloop Sep 2014 #10

Japan will not even share dna with 'real' whale research groups. Every whale is known & DNAed. Sunlei Sep 2014 #11

I wonder if boycott would work? ozone_man Sep 2014 #12