How far should conservationists go in protecting animals or the environment?
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2010709663_apasantarcticawhaling.html
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As far as the specific case with the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society that you cite, I believe that violating standard maritime navigation rules are way out of bounds. Becoming a maritime nuisance, causing injury and possibly even a death in the future may rally a very hard core group of supporters, but actually deters collateral and marginal observers, the very people whom they should be trying to sway for their cause.
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Not everyone who opposes injuring and maiming lumber company employees is also in favor of deforestation and the demise of the planet, or dropping bombs.. When you injure or maim other people who have done nothing but go to work to feed their families, shame on you.
I favor growing trees as a sustainable resource, and we are getting closer to accomplishing that all the time. What I loathe is the holier-than-thou criminals who spike some poor workingman's tree so that he ends up blinded or maimed because johnny and suzy tree-hugger thinks trees are equal life forms and can't see the difference between harvesting lumber and murdering someone's father.
Funding research and legislation is the way to get this done, and there is progress being made.
Listen to this and open your mind. Sustainable forestry can be done, and without hurting lumberjacks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbSMi1NFPm0
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