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Old 23 February 2009, 10:48   #1
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bastards

what can i say!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 23 February 2009, 10:51   #2
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Bring on global warming, I say. With a bit of luck, us humans will be the first to die off.
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where is that
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Denmark!!!!!!!!
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Old 23 February 2009, 12:03   #5
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Old 23 February 2009, 12:06   #6
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Saddest thing I have seen , why kill so many beutiful creatures .
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Old 23 February 2009, 12:10   #7
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mammals just like us and more intelligent than the fuckers cutting them up
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Old 23 February 2009, 12:26   #8
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its just awfull, they are fowl people, i think last year someone put a similar video of the chinese doing the same, exept it showed mother and calf being dragged along the main road behind a pick up truck alive whilst the crowds were cheering, :mad ,its utterly disgusting
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Old 23 February 2009, 12:40   #9
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Far from a quick clean death. Lost for words
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I couldn't work for the RSPCA i would end up killing someone........the things you see when you havent got a gun
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I'd like to do the same to all the sick f**kers who take part or watch this crap. See how they like being hemmed in against a wall , surrounded , then slowly hacked/ bled to death.

I bet they might see it differantly then. Why the F*ck do govts still allow this pointless crap to happen - round them up to in my book.
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i wish i never clicked on this

can anyone explain?
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i wish i never clicked on this

can anyone explain?
i got it as an email, got to try to explain it to the young sender, what do i say!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 23 February 2009, 14:41   #14
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whaling..._Faroe_Islands

Why the hell Denmark stands by and lets this happen is beyond me. The International whaling Commission say they can do nothing as they are only small pilot whales.

They kill about 1,000 a year of these whales in this way because it's part of their culture.

At least the Japs use more humane methods and will eat what they catch.

And where are Greenpeace when you need them? They are scum as well......

Boycotts on Denmark are required - no more Danish bacon - and I REALLY mean that!!!
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At least the Japs use more humane methods
No they don't. The video of the dolphin being dragged behind a pickup is Japanese.
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I suppose my first reaction was the same as most - revulsion - but how many of us have been inside a UK abbatoir? It's not pretty and it's damn sure not humane either - animals hauled hundreds of miles in lorries - herded into factories and (generally) stunned before being bled to death.

Life in the Faroes was fairly tight until recently and people had to make the best of it. They'll change with time - their supermarkets are better stocked than Tesco.

Codprawn, I'm surprised at you! If Sheep Coursing was under threat by a bunch of euroweenies - you'd be the first to defend it against interference and regulation.
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I am NOT against doing this for food as such - it's the glorying in the killing for social/cultural reasons I object to.
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I suppose my first reaction was the same as most - revulsion - but how many of us have been inside a UK abbatoir? It's not pretty and it's damn sure not humane either - animals hauled hundreds of miles in lorries - herded into factories and (generally) stunned before being bled to death.
Last point is not true .. Bleeding to death is only for a Kosher kill, and not general practice.

IRRC all others are humane (depends on your degree of the word ofcourse) captive bolt for large stock or electrocution across the eyes for sheep, pigs etc. and death is supposedly instantaneous.

Also There are very strict controls also for the transport of stock which by and large are well catered for.
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I suppose my first reaction was the same as most - revulsion - but how many of us have been inside a UK abbatoir?
That'll be me then.

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animals hauled hundreds of miles in lorries
Only when they have to and the movement of live stock is so heavily regulated t's unreal, there is less room on the underground than in a cattle truck.

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herded into factories and (generally) stunned before being bled to death.

Only for certain types of ethnic meat production, usually electric or captive bolt ou right kill.

Abbatoirs aren't what they were a few years ago - very tightly regulated, a government vet on site as well as government inspectors inside the plant ensuring all is well.

However the opening post is right - it is just wrong to kill for no reason other than tradition.

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why on earth, what drives the sick bastards to do such a thing no point to it and no need for it.those who are involved should suffer the same fate.
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