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Baby Seal Clubbing: Bigger than Disney World?

Submitted by Gonzoe

Edited by _SEVEN_

Svein Ludvigsen, a government official in Denmark, believes that the practice of clubbing seals should be sold to foreigners as a tourist attraction. He believes a tour of the Norway coastline and it's unique experiences should be able to be enjoyed by all. The justification for his reasoning is based upon the idea that there is no difference between the clubbing of seals and standard hunting or fishing.

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clara

clara

MODERATOR

Baltimore, MD

JUN 11, 2004 07:44 PM

I don't even want to imagine the counterattack PETA is planning for this one. shocked

inkdrinker

inkdrinker

Denver, CO
May 2004

JUN 11, 2004 07:47 PM

Considering they're vegans, I doubt the PETA squad can do all that much with blunt instruments.

Hell, I'd almost book one of these vacations just to get the chance to bash away on a PETA fuck.

KlikKlak

KlikKlak

San Francisco, CA
April 2004

JUN 11, 2004 07:49 PM

i watched a french fisherman bash a big octopus against a rock once.....
he swung it by its tentacles.
i'd pay to do that.

Dizzy

Dizzy

Los Angeles, CA
January 2004

JUN 11, 2004 08:09 PM

puke

Imnutz

Imnutz

Runnemede, NJ
December 2003

JUN 11, 2004 08:10 PM

Can I club him instead?

chestercopperpot

chestercopperpot

Bermuda
May 2004

JUN 11, 2004 08:14 PM

NOBODY RIPS OFF CANADA!!!!!!!!!!!!
its a way life here..

mattthegoon

mattthegoon

Virginia Beach, VA
July 2002

JUN 11, 2004 08:15 PM

disgusting puke puke puke
skull

Motionboy

Motionboy

Vancouver, BC
January 2004

JUN 11, 2004 08:19 PM

I am a mild person by nature but I can cut the heads off those fuckers who kill baby seals and lose no sleep over it.

kerulian

kerulian

Key West, FL
March 2004

JUN 11, 2004 08:19 PM

I hate to find out how much a non resident hunting licenses will cost for "clubing a baby seal". For those who will cry out unfair, Denmark has a hunting season for seals and some of these hunters club the baby seals. Only half of the Seal Quota is being used so why not let some foriegners have a wack at it?

s5

s5

STAFF

San Francisco, CA

JUN 11, 2004 08:37 PM

well i agree with their reasoning: there is little difference between the clubbing of seals and standard hunting or fishing. both are cruel, needless, and despicable.

Maurauder

Maurauder

I'm lost
August 2003

JUN 11, 2004 08:41 PM

s5 said:
well i agree with their reasoning: there is little difference between the clubbing of seals and standard hunting or fishing. both are cruel, needless, and despicable.



soy muncher

darwinsjoke

darwinsjoke

Virginia Beach, VA
July 2003

JUN 11, 2004 09:11 PM

i have no problem eating meat, and also have no problems being at the same moral level as the butcher. so it would stand to reason that i have no problem with hunting,fishing, or say clubbing baby seals. if you have a problem with clubbing baby seals for fur or food (or the killing of any "cute" animal) and you eat any type of meat then you are in fact a hypocrite and just don't see it.

Ravnos

ravnos

Edmonton, AB
OLD SKOOL

JUN 11, 2004 10:03 PM

KlikKlak said:
i watched a french fisherman bash a big octopus against a rock once.....
he swung it by its tentacles.
i'd pay to do that.



First time I read this I thought it said "testicles".

Jeff_Fries

Jeff_Fries

Humptulips, WA
September 2003

JUN 11, 2004 10:12 PM

s5 said:
well i agree with their reasoning: there is little difference between the clubbing of seals and standard hunting or fishing. both are cruel, needless, and despicable.





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ooomermaidooo

ooomermaidooo

Seattle, WA
January 2004

JUN 11, 2004 10:16 PM

Why would someone even think to do that?

Hunting started as a source of food. So there is a difference. You hunted to survive. Yes, now some people do it for gaming but how common is it for someone to go out and catch a baby seal for dinner? That's sick.

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