This petition is designed to stop the senseless, merciless dolphin slaughter in Japan. Each year, Japan slaughters up to 23,000 dolphins each year.
Eventually, with these untolerable rates, dolphins will go extinct. Can you imagine the world without dolphins? Not to mention, the global ecosystem will collapse. If that happens, we will run out of food, then, we die as well. SO, we can either seal our fate, and let nature's most beutifull suffer, only to hurt ourselves, or stop this nonsense, and prosper, WHO'S WITH ME!?!!!!!!!!!!!!!
go to
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1232324060774166027&ei=NJhTSt_4FoX-qAOspuXIDQ&q=killing dolphins&hl=en&emb=1 for a video on what Japan does to innocent dolphins.
Warning: The video is graphic. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.
To Whom it May Concern,
We, the undersigned, have decided to politely talk to your country about your dolphin slaughter.
Every year, Japan mercilessy slaughters thousands of dolphins each year. Sooner or later, dolphins will go extinct. Who can imagine the world without dolphins? Not to mention, the global ecosystem will collapse, then we will eventually starve. So, we can either seel our fate, and let our animals suffer, or we can stop it, and prosper.
I'm sure if you consider stopping dolphin slaughter, many more people will consider visiting your country. You can even host whale watching, instead of whale slaughter.
If your saying, "So what, who cares about a lousy dolphin," picture this.
Close your eyes. Imagine your a dolphin calf. Now picture your mother being stabbed with spears, then hoisting her away from you. Then, you see your mother being carried off on a pick-up truck. Now, the hard part. You see men stabbing your mom, and then letting her slowy bleed and suffocate to death. Next, it's your turn to be slaughtered. How would you feel?
As I like to say, We control the fate of all organisms on this planet, including plants. We can either destroy them, along with ourselves. Or, we can try to control ourselves and save them, and prosper.
"This is our world, it's our chance. Lets make it right"
Thank you for taking the time to read this letter
