Japanese ship caught whaling

Is that Rosie O'Donnell? I'm having a hard time telling the difference

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Absurd this still goes on. We need a Trump tweet on this pronto, call out Japan, Norway, and Iceland on this. I'd put this in the same category as shark fin soup and hunting elephants/rhinos for ivory.

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too bad the Sea Shepard people have me rooting for the whalers...

Yes, its called fishing.

Honestly ... whalers should be blown outta the water. Shark finners should as well. Trophy hunters in Africa ... should be hunted themselves, to extinction. People caught slaughtering elephants for their tusks ... should be impaled on said tusks and put on display. Same for rhino hunters.

frick'em all ... kill'em and send'em to hell where they belong.

Same for baby seal hunters.

Iceland and Norway supposedly hunt in their own waters, but this business Japan is doing in international water is high thievery. I'm glad the international community rebukes them often.

Do you eat chicken, beef, or pork?

INTERPOL is worthless.

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Yes I do. The chicken I eat doesn't take 10+ years to reach sexual maturity though.

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Well if we jack up those whales on hormones, steroids and all that science can provide we'll have them breeding like mice in no time.

Blubber for all

Councillors from the home of the Japan's whaling industry have revealed that schoolchildren in the area have been served dolphin meat containing dangerous levels of mercury, prompting warnings of a potential public health disaster as the country attempts to boost consumption of cetacean meat.
In a rare departure from the official line that the meat is safe and nutritious, two assembly members from Taiji in Wakayama prefecture broke ranks to say that tests on samples of short-finned pilot whales - a type of large dolphin, despite its name - had found mercury levels 10 to 16 times higher than those advised by the health ministry.

"In kindergartens, elementary schools and middle schools, children are served the meat two or three times a month, but their parents believe that it comes from whales caught in the Antarctic. They seem to be unaware that their children are eating these pilot whales," said Hisato Ryono, who described the meat as "toxic waste".