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Answer me this. If Japanese

Anonymous — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 14:33:47 +0000

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Answer me this. If Japanese people are so proud of their cultural practices, why not do it openly instead of hiding it behind closed area as the Cove? Also, the proponants emphasize that the killing is done in an instant - in a humane manner. There was nothing humane about the killing process, just massacre.

Hi, I am a Japanese woman.

You are also sin people — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 03:23:20 +0000

In reply to 'The Cove' wins Oscar for Best Documentary - but Fisher Stevens misses the point about saving dolphins

Hi, I am a Japanese woman. Let me make a comment about this movie.

I feel very much confused with this movie. because it is not only Japanesewho slaughting the animals on the planet, Kangaroos are slaughted in Australia, Foxes are hunted for entertaining noble people in England, tons of stock animals are killed and waisted to garbage everyday.... why only us regarded as sin people?

Also, who saids that killing the "nasty" people in Iraq is our justice?

Who did polluted the ocean with a lot of Mercury or PCB????

I feel sad when I watch the slaughting scene. But, I think that his movie is out of focus and misleading people only to stir up anger to Japanese people and culture of eating whale.

If he insist the enviroment improvement and animal protection, we have to keep watching his act in the future. If he is a real man of enviroment, he would continue to work for the enviroment, but if he not, I regret to say that he is just a person who just aimed at winning Oscar prize.

We couldn't believe that

Kate MacDowell — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:25:30 +0000

In reply to 'The Cove' wins Oscar for Best Documentary - but Fisher Stevens misses the point about saving dolphins

We couldn't believe that Stevens blew the opportunity actually talk about the content and purpose of the film! It was like watching an episode of the Twilight Zone, they show a clip from this profound movie showing blood filling a cove with the slaughter and all he can do is discuss how he was glad he made a film that was "informative and entertaining" when it is a film about the stark realities of ecocide! It was gaulling--I wish the Director had spoken and I'm glad he's getting his comments out.

The Cove was the first

Susan — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:11:08 +0000

In reply to 'The Cove' wins Oscar for Best Documentary - but Fisher Stevens misses the point about saving dolphins

The Cove was the first documentary film, Fisher Stevens had co-produced. The film released the cruel practices of the people of Taiji. the beautiful creature http://usspost.com/fisher-stevens-the-cove-wiki-6843/