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I like the cause of protesting the whales. I think the Sea Shepard's are very unprofessional the way they go about their business. The leadership is severely lacking. I'm surprised none of them have been killed.
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I'm kind of surprised that as adamant as they seem to be about stopping whaling that they haven't just offloaded their crew and driven one of their big ships at full speed into the side of the whaling factory ship and just sent both to the bottom. That would probably stop the whaling as it wouldn't be cost efficient to build another mothership.
I think the sea shepard should be brought of on charges of pirate ism, if what they watching other doing against the law, let their flagged nation handle it. but in the open sea and someone tries to ram another boat, they needs to be sunk
The crew's self important "I'm doing something to save the Earth" makes the show unwatchable for me. Their mission sounds nice but has little substance.
You want to save the world? Finish grad school, grind out a lucrative career, become a succesful entrepeneur and fund a foundation focused to the the betterment of mankind.....nah, too difficult, it's easier to hook up with your coop buddies, take a year off from school and travel the world saving the world on daddies dime.....wow when did I become so cynical.
or basically become a Corporate shrill and the betterment of Wall Street.
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