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Ps3 on 22 January 2009
largedarryl said:
Ps3 said:
MrBubbles said:
Ps3 said:
BringBackChrono said:
@Ps3
Your logic is so twisted, You can casually say that cows and chicken are different and a freaking Seal's life is more important. Think about it when you drink some milk, or eat eggs. Seals, relatively, are of no use whatsoever if alive(except for in aquatic zoos).

 

How don't seals have purpose? They keep the fish and squid population down.

 

and humans help control the seal population.

WRONG - Polar Bears, Sharks and Walrus's do.

These animals are only feeding on seals in certain locations, and it is naive to not think humans have to fit into the ecosystem as a predator.

Referring to the seal populations in the St. Lawrence and Gulf of the St. Lawrence there are no natural predators in that particular ecosystem.   I cannot say the same thing about the regulated seal hunts that occur in the other countries.

 

We are predators, but we can eat things we need and not random things we don't.



 

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mesoteto on 22 January 2009

but we eat seals and use them as well

like i said before its what being top of the food chain means---killing and eating

you would do well to remember we are all only a few days without food away from eating each other



 

largedarryl on 22 January 2009
Ps3 said:
largedarryl said:
Ps3 said:
MrBubbles said:
Ps3 said:
BringBackChrono said:
@Ps3
Your logic is so twisted, You can casually say that cows and chicken are different and a freaking Seal's life is more important. Think about it when you drink some milk, or eat eggs. Seals, relatively, are of no use whatsoever if alive(except for in aquatic zoos).

 

How don't seals have purpose? They keep the fish and squid population down.

 

and humans help control the seal population.

WRONG - Polar Bears, Sharks and Walrus's do.

These animals are only feeding on seals in certain locations, and it is naive to not think humans have to fit into the ecosystem as a predator.

Referring to the seal populations in the St. Lawrence and Gulf of the St. Lawrence there are no natural predators in that particular ecosystem.   I cannot say the same thing about the regulated seal hunts that occur in the other countries.

 

We are predators, but we can eat things we need and not random things we don't.

So are you aware of the environmental effects that banning the seal hunt would cause?  If refer to some of my earlier posts, a straight up ban on the seal hunt would more than likely have a very serious effect on the Atlantic fisheries department.

 



Ps3 on 22 January 2009
mesoteto said:
but we eat seals and use them as well

like i said before its what being top of the food chain means---killing and eating

you would do well to remember we are all only a few days without food away from eating each other

But still, eating a seal would be like eating a cat or a dog. I think its sick.

 



 

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Ps3 on 22 January 2009
largedarryl said:
Ps3 said:
largedarryl said:
Ps3 said:
MrBubbles said:
Ps3 said:
BringBackChrono said:
@Ps3
Your logic is so twisted, You can casually say that cows and chicken are different and a freaking Seal's life is more important. Think about it when you drink some milk, or eat eggs. Seals, relatively, are of no use whatsoever if alive(except for in aquatic zoos).

 

How don't seals have purpose? They keep the fish and squid population down.

 

and humans help control the seal population.

WRONG - Polar Bears, Sharks and Walrus's do.

These animals are only feeding on seals in certain locations, and it is naive to not think humans have to fit into the ecosystem as a predator.

Referring to the seal populations in the St. Lawrence and Gulf of the St. Lawrence there are no natural predators in that particular ecosystem.   I cannot say the same thing about the regulated seal hunts that occur in the other countries.

 

We are predators, but we can eat things we need and not random things we don't.

So are you aware of the environmental effects that banning the seal hunt would cause?  If refer to some of my earlier posts, a straight up ban on the seal hunt would more than likely have a very serious effect on the Atlantic fisheries department.

 

Put more of those animals predators in the wild over there then. We cannot smack seals with bats.

 



 

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mesoteto on 22 January 2009
Ps3 said:
mesoteto said:
but we eat seals and use them as well

like i said before its what being top of the food chain means---killing and eating

you would do well to remember we are all only a few days without food away from eating each other

But still, eating a seal would be like eating a cat or a dog. I think its sick.

 

 

only b/c you have never had to worry about getting food

 

 

sure mr wiskers is cute and all but he wouldnt thnk twice about eating you if he was hungry and was able

 

keep that in mind

 

 

and vice versa your trapped on a boat in teh middle of teh ocean with plenty of water but one a few kittens ----you have not eaten in days ...... mmmm kitten burgers would sound pretty tempting then



 

largedarryl on 22 January 2009
Ps3 said:
largedarryl said:
Ps3 said:
largedarryl said:
Ps3 said:
MrBubbles said:
Ps3 said:
BringBackChrono said:
@Ps3
Your logic is so twisted, You can casually say that cows and chicken are different and a freaking Seal's life is more important. Think about it when you drink some milk, or eat eggs. Seals, relatively, are of no use whatsoever if alive(except for in aquatic zoos).

 

How don't seals have purpose? They keep the fish and squid population down.

 

and humans help control the seal population.

WRONG - Polar Bears, Sharks and Walrus's do.

These animals are only feeding on seals in certain locations, and it is naive to not think humans have to fit into the ecosystem as a predator.

Referring to the seal populations in the St. Lawrence and Gulf of the St. Lawrence there are no natural predators in that particular ecosystem.   I cannot say the same thing about the regulated seal hunts that occur in the other countries.

 

We are predators, but we can eat things we need and not random things we don't.

So are you aware of the environmental effects that banning the seal hunt would cause?  If refer to some of my earlier posts, a straight up ban on the seal hunt would more than likely have a very serious effect on the Atlantic fisheries department.

 

Put more of those animals predators in the wild over there then. We cannot smack seals with bats.

 

We can and do, but I think you meant to say we shouldn't.

 

Put more predators in the wild over there, may I refer you to the problems present in Australia and New Zealand for reference on that.  Also Polar bears and Sharks cannot live there, to warm for polar bears and not enough salt in the water for the predatory sharks you are referring too.

 



Ps3 on 22 January 2009
mesoteto said:
Ps3 said:
mesoteto said:
but we eat seals and use them as well

like i said before its what being top of the food chain means---killing and eating

you would do well to remember we are all only a few days without food away from eating each other

But still, eating a seal would be like eating a cat or a dog. I think its sick.

 

 

only b/c you have never had to worry about getting food

 

 

sure mr wiskers is cute and all but he wouldnt thnk twice about eating you if he was hungry and was able

 

keep that in mind

 

 

and vice versa your trapped on a boat in teh middle of teh ocean with plenty of water but one a few kittens ----you have not eaten in days ...... mmmm kitten burgers would sound pretty tempting then

You don't know me, so don't tell me. Even though I've never worried about food, but it still doesn't give people the right to smack things with baseball bats. And there is no way these people are THAT hungry they need to chase seals with bats. I mean like don't have have lives? It's not needed, if they are that hungry they can go cook some french fries or catch a fish..

 

Well we have high intelligence, they are only seals. That's expected. Us as humans should know better.

 

I wouldn't eat them.

 



 

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mesoteto on 22 January 2009

didnt that just happen in china or something


let me look up what can happen



 

d21lewis on 22 January 2009

I would like to point out that EXACTLY 50 posts in this thread are from Ps3. If nothing else, the man hates seal abuse!!