I tried to post this reply against Mimsters but YouTube corrupt my text by their filter... :( I tried some more replies but I tweeted an ask to help me on it. -------- (My reply) -------- +Mimsters Huh... I repost this. I dont know why my post is changed like that.: 1. >Not only are whales endangered This word alone exposes your ignorance of whales. Whales and dolphins are not one species. Dont you know that, huh? Although I dont expect that you can read this with your garbage brain, I paste one counter-evidence: >Antarctic minke whales (protected since the moratorium apart from some special permit catches) >Commercial exploitation of Antarctic minke whales (the smallest of the large whales) began in the early 1970s, much later than the other large whale species. There are several hundred thousand Antarctic minke whales and thus they are clearly not endangered. However, there has been an appreciable decline in their estimated abundance between the multi-year circumpolar surveys conducted between 1982/83-1988/89 and 1991/92-2003/04. Present estimates of total Antarctic abundance range from around 460,000 – 690,000 (two methods); work continues to determine a final estimate and to determine whether the appreciable decline represents a real decline in abundance, changes in survey methods, changes in the number of animals available to be sighted due to presence within the ice or some combination of these. iwc.int/status Isnt it shameful that you dont know even the fact that IWC disagree you? 2. >but they also contain high levels of mercury. And mercury? What do you know about mercury, idiot? With your poor knowledge, you would simply mistake that we would have Minamata Disease by taking mercury, huh? If so, people on the coasts would have got Minamata Disease and there wouldnt be the word: Minamata Disease. Theres no observed fact that people eating whales and dolphins have Minamata Disease. First of all, Minamata Disease is by methylmercury discharged from manufacturing in narrow sea area.Its clear that you dont know what Minamata Disease is as well as even the graduate of our public primary schools.(In Japan, everyone goes to primary schools and to lower secondary schools. And the most of people go to upper secondary schools.) emmanuelc.dix.asia/blog/2014/03/07/maren-roush-vs-emmanuel-chanel/ https://facebook/groups/82557459340/10152726370649341/ -------- (My reply) -------- -------- Below is Mimsters comment that I replied. -------- Mimsters 2 日前 Not only are whales endangered, but they also contain high levels of mercury. So there really isnt a good enough reason to be killing them at all. And there is a difference between killing endanger animals that have absolutely no benefits to anyone but money, versus livestock that are bred on farms and therefore not endangered. I dont understand why people take the word endangered so lightly, it means these amazing creatures wont exist in the near future, like what is it about endangered that people do not understand?
Posted on: Sat, 16 Aug 2014 02:25:16 +0000