Dolphin shows linked to dolphin killers

[Laukev7]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-Hq4542pgE

Inhumane, horrible, and another example of problem-reaction-solution.

[worker201]

That's disgusting.  Leave those animals alone.

[American Bastard]

Yeah...it sickens me how some of these marine parks claim how animal friendly they are. They always avoid answering how the captured sea life has adapted back to normal when it went from thousands of miles of playground to a very limitted tank.

[Refalm]

After I watched the film "The Cove", it made me think twice about visiting Dolfinarium.

It was a happy childhood memory killer for me, as I always enjoyed seeing dolphins in these parks, and I thought of the Dolfinarium as more of a zoo for sea creatures.
But it's a good thing that The Cove shows dolphins being slaughtered, so it can stop. The worst thing where the dolphin trainers. In interviews, they speak in terms of animal preservation and a sustainable environments for animals. But those trainers are nothing but a bunch of hypocrites, they are fully aware of the manner in which these animals were captured.

[kintaro]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-Hq4542pgE

Inhumane, horrible, and another example of problem-reaction-solution.

#1: Correlation does not equal causation.
#2: Inhumane is the wrong word for a species that is not human. Cruel would be appropriate.

[Calum]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-Hq4542pgE

Inhumane, horrible, and another example of problem-reaction-solution.

#1: Correlation does not equal causation.
#2: Inhumane is the wrong word for a species that is not human. Cruel would be appropriate.

also, "humane" means behaviour which humans would typically exhibit, so cruelty to animals is inherently humane.

[kintaro]

You might be right because I really just looked at the root word and went boldly with my hunch (as usual).

[Calum]

well, i thought you were right, i was just pedantically adding to it.