Topic: We should ban whaling
over half of the great white whale species are endangered, so whaling should be banned in order to prevent them from becoming extinct.
people need the resources that whaling provides in order to survive and therefore must not be banned
People will hunt whales into extinction if they are given the opportunity.
people's jobs depend on whaling, there is a whole industry which would be destroyed if whaling was banned, resulting in hardships for whole communities.
Products from whaling can easily be replaced with alternatives.
Products from whaling play critical roles in the nutritional and cultural aspects of many aboriginal peoples.
protecting the environment, protecting animal species from extinction is what we should do right now
richer nations should not stop poorer ones from allowing their citizens to make a living by whaling
so long as a limited number are harvested it is ok
so often these creatures are butchered to death for one small part of their anatomy for medicine made up by a scam doctor
some asian countries has a huge profits from whaling and banning that should be disaster for them.
some communities are purely around whaling so, by banning it, these communities will lose their identity and possibly their livelihoods thus leading to poverty for those communities
some countries rely on whaling to feed themselves. with this they will starve.
some cultures and people depend on whaling to earn the money to feed their families.
some cultures depend on whaling for survival and if you ban it then these people will have no other way to survive.
some cultures have whaling as part of their culture and would be upset if it was banned.
some cultures like inuits rely on whales for many things like food and heating, and they use practically the entire whale.
some cultures see whaling as a tradition that is important to their history and custom.
Some groups of people need whales for survival. They use as much of the whale as possible for food, heating oil, and more.
some indigenous culture rely on whales for survival.
Some indigenous nations hunt whales for generations, it's ingrained in their culture and traditions. We have no right to lecture them what to do and demand them to change.
some native cultures rely on whaling for sustenance
some native cultures still rely on whaling and it is unfair to take that away from them.
some populations rely on whales to sustain their living situations with whale meat and blubber
some tribes depend on whaling resources to survive.
Some whale species are too abundant and thus, whaling benefits the ecosystem through population control.
some whaling is done in the name of beneficial research; therefore, all whaling should not be banned.
the ban only increases cruelty due to the unregulated black market that has replaced the controlled hunting of whales
The dangers to our ecosystem go beyond whales themselves and threaten the entire world under the sea.
the hunting of food is natural for humans
the indiscriminate hunting of whales is diminishing the quantity of these mammals to dangerous levels
the indiscriminate hunting of whales is negatively affecting the marine ecosystem