Animal rights groups condemning seal hunting seems to be more motivated by the cutenesses of the animal, and don’t take into consideration just how much these people depend on the seal hunt for their survival.
The most endangered seal isn't even apart of the Canadian seal hunt. It's in freaking Hawaii. But nobody is saying to save Hawaiian Monk seals which are actually endangered with 1600 of them while harp seals which they say are the most hunted is like the least hunted cause it's banned and there's like 8 million of em them and still growing. These harp seals are in the end making it so there's less fish overall and that means polar bears and other animals have less food negatively impacting the ecosystem.
Alethea... Wow. Great speaker. I have watched parts of the documentary. Will watch its entire film soon. You are an incredible person. Love what your are doing and accomplishing.
Excellent interview. Saw the whole documentary which should be a basic education in schools. You are beautiful people with beautiful traditions. The double standards are beyond comprehension. Well done Alethea - your assertiveness is fantastic. How can one support purely local inuit seal skin and accessories?
The Vegan Uprise ugh..... Only 3% of seals that are killed, are killed by Inuit hunters. Even then, they aren’t babies. NEXT: They are poor and have NOTHING ELSE TO EAT, because food costs a fortune, due to the shipment costs of food to Nunavut. Keep attacking minorities for no reason. I’m vegan too, but fuck you honestly.
Animal rights groups condemning seal hunting seems to be more motivated by the cutenesses of the animal, and don’t take into consideration just how much these people depend on the seal hunt for their survival.
The most endangered seal isn't even apart of the Canadian seal hunt. It's in freaking Hawaii. But nobody is saying to save Hawaiian Monk seals which are actually endangered with 1600 of them while harp seals which they say are the most hunted is like the least hunted cause it's banned and there's like 8 million of em them and still growing. These harp seals are in the end making it so there's less fish overall and that means polar bears and other animals have less food negatively impacting the ecosystem.
Alethea... Wow. Great speaker. I have watched parts of the documentary. Will watch its entire film soon. You are an incredible person. Love what your are doing and accomplishing.
Excellent interview. Saw the whole documentary which should be a basic education in schools. You are beautiful people with beautiful traditions. The double standards are beyond comprehension. Well done Alethea - your assertiveness is fantastic. How can one support purely local inuit seal skin and accessories?
I can tell you as a high schooler that I was shown this movie and it changed my whole perspective on seal hunting.
keep up the good fight,, your people and mine have all been effected by animal rights groups and their ignorance
Reasonable documentary. Hope more can learn about nature.
I enjoy the documentary. I hope you keep up your fight. If I could I would give you billions of dollars. To make this right.
Robert Green what is it about? I hope it’s not about justification for bashing seal’s skulls open
The Vegan Uprise ugh.....
Only 3% of seals that are killed, are killed by Inuit hunters. Even then, they aren’t babies.
NEXT:
They are poor and have NOTHING ELSE TO EAT, because food costs a fortune, due to the shipment costs of food to Nunavut.
Keep attacking minorities for no reason. I’m vegan too, but fuck you honestly.
jvous souhaitent toute la chance du monde Alethea Arnaquq-Baril merci
I cant find this movie online any more
th-cam.com/video/85Ns94DWAQ8/w-d-xo.html
Greetings' Aloha and Tena Koutou Katoa, Have you reached out to all the meat eaters.
kia ora...
Cancel all the outdated "treaties" with native tribes. They lost. Period.
They have every right to live upon their ancestral lands. You can rot in hell. Period.