Braedan said:PETA would like to have a word with you, buying a sea kitten for the sole purpose of waste....
AntonMTL said:Read and think before getting all worked up!
But, while visually interesting, this video outlines 2 very big problems in Western culture.
1) We have no problem with wasting important things like food for entertainment
2) That we have no problem with animal cruelty especially for entertainment.
Sure the fish was already dead, but it died just to used as a visual joke. That is a wasted life even if it is only fish life. The fact that the fish looked almost alive as it fell in slow-mo just re-articulated these issues in a more evocative way.
Only in the west are we so spoiled that food can be treated this way. Shame.
My three horses would like to have neighs with you.Valanthe said:This post was originally going to be me shouting "Animal Cruelty!" in a comedic parody of those Youtube morons who decry any video that showcases an animal. Then I read some of the other comments and it ruined the mood.![]()
Heh, mine was in jest, animals have no rights.Cosplay Horatio said:My three horses would like to have neighs with you.Braedan said:PETA would like to have a word with you, buying a sea kitten for the sole purpose of waste....
Oh wow, that eyeball and on the second drop as well. If that X360 gets crowbarred it will make my Friday even better.
There we go. That settles pretty much any moral issues around it for me anyway. The fish was, at this point, waste. There are still moral issues surrounding the fish-drop, but they're on the fishing industries side of the equation, not LRRs. Thanks Paul!PaulSaunders said:For what it's worth, the fish was bought on extreme discount because it was past the best before date. We were thinking about how to protect it for later eating, but then opened the package and realized that it smelled really funky and was probably not edible anyway.