"No whale can leave the Sea of Japan alive" Why doesn't anyone care?

Anyone who has seen the documentary "Dolphin Bay" knows that Taiji Town and its bloody bay are echoing with the cries of dolphins day and night. After watching this documentary, many people's hatred of Japan reached a climax. "No whale can leave the Sea of Japan alive" is a sad joke, but it is becoming a reality.

The massacre in Taiji Town will last from the end of each year to April next year. Fishermen, regardless of age, directly stabbed all the dolphins surrounded. At that time, the film crew of Dolphin Bay was besieged by local fishermen many times. They tried their best to shoot in secret, but the director assistant was strangled on the beach by fishermen with a belt one day.

They slaughter dolphins and are afraid of being known, but they say that it is their traditional culture to insist on whaling, and they are inheriting cultural memories. In fact, not many people eat dolphins in Japan. In fact, the mercury content of dolphin meat in Shanghai is too high. But whaling is already a very mature industrial chain in Japan, involving the interests of hundreds of thousands of people. Whaling is not all about profit. The Japanese government really regards it as a tradition and instills it in students. Some schools will organize students to visit whale anatomy and then ask them to write about it.

The International Whaling Commission was originally in charge of this kind of behavior, but why was Japan not sanctioned? Because they have bribed some whaling countries and directly revised the protection regulations of the international whaling organization, the small whales are no longer protected. Japan is not only satisfied with small whales, but also kills big whales. Commercial whaling is banned internationally, and only one or two whales need to be killed for scientific research purposes. However, in the name of scientific research, Japan killed 400,000 whales and 400,000 marine animals in 30 years, but did not get 100 papers.

Japan was so rampant that the United Nations finally stepped in to stop it. In 20 14, the United Nations ruled that Japan's whaling activities in the Antarctic were "not for scientific research purposes" and should be stopped immediately. So what did Japan do? ?

In 20 16-20 17, Japan killed 488 whales, of which 450 came from public waters. From 2065438 to June 2008, the Japanese went to the Antarctic Ocean again and killed 333 minke whales, one third of which were young whales. On February 26th of the same year, 12, Japan unilaterally withdrew from the International Whaling Commission, and announced that from July 2008, Japanese fishermen could engage in commercial whaling without the restrictions of the Convention.

Japanese fishermen cheered and cheered, which made people even more sad. A nation that ignores life will never know how to repent.