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10sun wrote:How is it a waste? They are going to use the meat & blubber.
It isn't going to be stuffed and mounted over someone's fireplace.
Whaling has always been a prominent source of food for Alaskans, and is monitored by the International Whaling Commission. A hunting quota for the Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission was recently renewed, allowing 255 whales to be harvested by 10 Alaskan villages over five years.
Arlos wrote:Yeah. While I don't like whaling in general, at least the Eskimos take very few, and they use every last bit of the animal. Blubber for heating and light, etc. etc. etc.
The commercial whaling to sell to restaurants, etc. like the Japanese and Norwegians are doing is the sick-making version. Notice how groups like Greenpeace never say word 1 about the Eskimos and their hunts, but will get flotillas of ships out there to disrupt the commercial fleets.
-Arlos
Narrock wrote:I guess you weren't aware that the eskimoes have all the modern conveniences as we do... reservations with housing with heat and air, restaurants, fast food restaurants, schools, grocery stores, etc. THEY DON"T NEED TO BE KILLING WHALES.
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