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Originally posted by hawaiinguy12
The topic says it all. Obama is planning to make it illegal to fish in any of the nation's oceans, coastal areas, Great Lakes, and even inland waters.
Fishing is illegal
This seems like the first step towards it being illegal to grow or capture your own food. Only the governments poison food is legal to eat. We wouldn't want the dumb American slave to be able to live a long and prosperous life now would we?
Thoughts and comments on this madness are always welcomed
Originally posted by hawaiinguy12
The topic says it all. Obama is planning to make it illegal to fish in any of the nation's oceans, coastal areas, Great Lakes, and even inland waters.
Fishing is illegal
This seems like the first step towards it being illegal to grow or capture your own food. Only the governments poison food is legal to eat. We wouldn't want the dumb American slave to be able to live a long and prosperous life now would we?
Thoughts and comments on this madness are always welcomed
Originally posted by Kratos40
Where has common sense gone to? I just cannot believe that we are arguing about such things!!
We are overfishing, and that is TRUE. The demand for fish is so great, especially with our growing population, that we will eat our fishy brethren into extinction. Plain and simple.
As for full disclosure, I go out and eat sushi every weekend. But what is worse? Eating fish into extinction or leaving fish populations alone for a few years so that they can recuperate and we can then enjoy them again?
Some of the best tuna have to be decades old in order to have a certain taste.
People, we will just have to live with farm raised salmon, tuna, catfish for awhile. In my opinion, this trumps your fishing rights than not having fish at all. It's all about moderation...folks...
Originally posted by DJW001
Did you actually read the article? It never says "will." The issue is that, in order to allow fish stock to recover from over-fishing, the administration is considering unilateral moratoria... over-riding traditional state game boards and commercial regulatory agencies. The sports fishing industry objects, fearing arbitrary bans. If commercial fishing continues at the current levels, important species like blue fin tuna will go extinct, and we'll all have to eat dried jellyfish instead. The article was alarmist enough. Your misinterpretation is ridiculous.
[edit on 9-3-2010 by DJW001]
you sound more worries about the bluefin tuna than humanity