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In the discussion thread: Japan's appetite for whale meat wanes [View all]

Response to xchrom (Original post)

Thu Jun 14, 2012, 09:22 AM

ProgressiveProfessor (22,144 posts)

3. In the long run, eliminating demand is the best approach for eliminating whaling

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15 replies	Author	Time	Post
Japan's appetite for whale meat wanes [View all]	xchrom	Jun 2012	OP
I think some of that meat was sent to schools	Art_from_Ark	Jun 2012	#1
Now that's something to cheer about! n/t	trotsky	Jun 2012	#2
In the long run, eliminating demand is the best approach for eliminating whaling	ProgressiveProfessor	Jun 2012	#3
Haggis, lutefisk, and schnitzel are in my heritage	XemaSab	Jun 2012	#4
Sir, if you disrespect the Haggis, you disrespect me!	ProgressiveProfessor	Jun 2012	#5
I don't do veal	XemaSab	Jun 2012	#6
theres always this...	AlecBGreen	Jun 2012	#7
Now that I would totally eat	XemaSab	Jun 2012	#8
Schnitzel is not always veal	ProgressiveProfessor	Jun 2012	#9
I had schnitzel at Hofbrauhaus in Munich a couple of hours ago	Lars77	Jun 2012	#10
Bet it was excellent too	ProgressiveProfessor	Jun 2012	#11
Was pretty good, washed it down with a mass of Radler	Lars77	Jun 2012	#12
I had a look at the menu online, it was actually veal	Lars77	Jun 2012	#13
See?	XemaSab	Jun 2012	#14
Still good...	Lars77	Jun 2012	#15

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