Comments on: Japanese Fleet Detains Ship Boarding Radicals

By: hideo

hideo — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 02:23:12 +0000

In what logic does it seem kosher to board another country’s vessel? Throw acid or any other hazardous material in the direction of HUMAN life? Or better yet, to act like a pirate of the sea and forget that we have the ability for abstract thought processing to resolve matters without acting like animals.
WHALES ARE AWESOME!!!!!
NOT ALL WHALES ARE GOING EXTINCT!!!!!

If Japan can determine the safer numbers of whales to be caught (while allowing re-population growth), Protesters should look for VALID ways to object to these standards WITHOUT CAUSING HARM TO HUMAN LIFE.
besides……..did we all forget the US left Japan high & dry on the fishing allocation deal? or do we only care about what the United States way of life?

By: Shark Diver

Shark Diver — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 16:21:58 +0000

Now the lads are back on the Steve-O the big question is now what?

SS will not stop here with just a “hostage crisis”.

By: Snack

Snack — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 16:59:19 +0000

The anti-whalers were released today. Glad that it came to an end, finally.

By: Dolphin

Dolphin — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 11:30:07 +0000

Peaceful negotiations and diplomatic manners have been ongoing on this issue for years – with little improvement.

I say it’s time for something more radical to happen in order to stop the whaling.

Japan has been increasingly arrogant on this issue … and I, for one, support Sea Shepherd’s goal to see that whaling is stopped.

What’s that quote? Something like, Great reward comes from great sacrifice?

I’d be out there myself if I could right now.

By: Cabbage

Cabbage — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 09:08:38 +0000

If a man were kicking the crap out of your pet dog, and you hit him with a cricket bat to make him stop, your action would be illegal as well. The argument you would make was that the man was going to kill a dog so you had to stop him. Try looking at it that way.