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Makah Tribal Whaling

Warrior | 01.01.2011 09:07 | South Coast | World

To counter the standard activist/convoy scene animal rights hegmony.

http://www.makah.com/makahwhalingqa.pdf

(and if you dare remove this article, UK etc Indymedia editors/moderators, god help you!)

'Topic' by the way is, or should be, 'Indigenous People' ..or the like.

Warrior

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The Tribal Voice

01.01.2011 09:29

http://tsewhitzen.blogspot.com/

I respectfully suggest that its time to stop allowing the anti whalers to dominate, control and hide behind realities such as Indymedia, Hippy raves, Convoy, etc etc etc. Thse people play some very very scurrelous games. You try and break my medicene using any scurrelous tactics including using masonic satanic child abuse triggers, to send me into pyscological implosion, so that you 'win'. You'll never ever ever win against the First Nation of America, egoisers. Have some respect. F'ing aryan clowns.

Warrior

"Convoy scene"

01.01.2011 11:20

You'd better explain that. It was before many people reading this were born. Where have you been?

Stroppyoldgit

"if you dare remove this article"

01.01.2011 11:37

"...if you dare remove this article..."

lol. You aren't doing yourself any favours, pal, with statements like that!

It's true that it is more ethical to eat a whale than a chicken or a cow (since less animals die per weight of flesh) but it's still not a pleasant thing to end the life of any sentient creature.

I take it you defend things like genital mutilation, forced marriage, and stoning to death of homosexuals too, on the grounds that they are part of a culture?

Some funny people we get on Indymedia these days...

anon

To Anon

01.01.2011 13:27

You're assuming ethics are important, rather than ecological sustainability and freedom.

Killing animals for food is fine I think, whatever your outgrowth of liberal humanism concept of rights says. Veganism is a counter cultural position only possible because of extreme alienation from nature, urbanism and industrial agriculture; and in IMO has nothing to do with radical politics of any sort, and the sooner people realise it's just a personal lifestyle choice, much like only wearing natural fibres, or deciding not to fly, or believing in god, the better.

https://secure.pmpress.org/index.php?l=product_detail&p=115

Slaying the sacred vegan cow

crazy

01.01.2011 13:46

I think people should be able to do what they want to....

Are you trying to say that Eskimos shouldn't eat fish and meat?

Then if they can eat it, then why the fuck can't I?
That is clear discrimination to say one group of people can and another can't.
Who put you veggies in charge anyway?

michael

@Michael

01.01.2011 14:08

I think animals should be able to do what they want to.... without the fucking interference from stupid humans.

Freedom for all species not just for some.

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