larry: not allowed but done. japan slammed the sea shepherd during the iwc gathering saying the attacks are becoming more aggressive. are they? what they mean they re becoming more effective. we saved 528 whalts this last season which is more than they killed. we have lost them tens of millions of dollars in losses. we understand that the best way to stop them is hit them where it hurts. economically. our objective is to sink the fleet economically. we haven t injured any of them. we re really at a disadvantage. they re trying to kill us out there. we re trying to do what we are doing making sure we don t injure any of them. larry: is their defense, chuck, their defense, these are whales. we are making a living. how are we different than fishermen? well larry: fishermen kill fish. fishermen kill fish. the fact is fishing is not illegal. sea shepherd enforces international conservation laws. the actions japan is taking are illegal. that s why we re going after that. larr
chuck, their defense, these are whales. we re making a living. how are we different than fishermen? well larry: fishermen kill fish. fishermen kill fish. the fact is fishing is not illegal. sea shepherd enforces international conservation laws. the actions japan is taking are illegal. that s why we re going after that. larry: is it because we emotionally feel different about the whale than the fish? well, i think some people have an attachment to whales and seals and dolphins. that s why the sea shepherd focuses primarily on these. if we can t save these animals that we have, some intrinsic connection that we have, no chance of saving the rest of them. larry: what do you think of the people who do go and harpoon them? they re breaking international conversation law. look, of course there are people who are wanting to also feed their own families, and empathy there, everyone needs to make a living. but these people are illegally poaching wild animals. in the last five
larry: fishermen kill fish. the fact is fishing is not illegal. sea shepherd enforces international conservation laws. the action jazz pan as japan is illegal. i ve think we feel, people have an attachment to whales, seals, dolphins, that s why sea shepherd focuses primarily on these, use. if we can t save these animals that we have, some intrinsic connection with we have no chance of saving the rest of them. larry: what do you think of the people who do go and harpoon them? they re breaking international conversation law. look, of course they re people who are wanting to also feed their own families, and empathy there, everyone needs to make a living. but these people are illegally poaching wild animals. in the last five years, humans have actually realized how important biodiversity is. if we don t have all the wild animals in the word, humans will die as well. so the whales, it is, you know we are helping the whales. the whale is symbolic. we can t save the most popular
we understand that the best way to stop them is hit them where it hurts. economically. our objective is to sink the fleet economically. we haven t injured any of them. we are at a disadvantage. they re trying to kill us out there, we re trying to make sure we don t injure any of them. larry: is their defense, chuck, their defense, these are whales. we are making a living. how are we different than fishermen? well larry: fishermen kill fish. the fact is fishing is not illegal. sea shepherd enforces international conservation laws. the actions that japan is taking down there are illegal. larry: is it because we emotionally feel different about the whale than the fish? if we can t save these animals that we have, some intrinsic connection with we have no chance of saving the rest of them. larry: what do you think of the people who do go and harpoon