By: Makuye

Makuye — Fri, 21 Aug 2026 14:42:11 +0000

The delusion of “farming” aquatic species has led to increases of parasites affecting the areas and regions around them. This disrupts and endangers the natural wild systems, as “farmed” animalsrequire the same habitat characteristics as do the evolved native wild species.
(I am also opposed due to interacting with octopus as a child of 9-13, diving alone
. Without respect for the equal validity of other lives, we become nothing but the marketing psychopaths now so egregious in both US government, and the “sport” killers infesting North Ameria, ripping fish mouthsthen throwing them back intheir homes, murdering native wildlife because “farmers” – ranchers arrogate nature for unneeded profit. Killing is not a sport or toy thing to do. It isthe most pathological and cruel way to obtain thrills. “Trophies” are obscene and psychopathic pretenses of social dominance delusion)
Without consideration for EACH life we encounter, we become the worst serial killing evil thing existing. THIS is what both marketers and those chimps safe behind their popguns, killing for “pleasure” live for.
I never met a commercial fisherman, “hunter” or any pleasure killer worthy of life theirself. They arrogantly presume that they have greater right to life , and state this openly, than any other organism.
Those of you believing so, have lived far too sheltered an existence.

By: Juliet Smith

Juliet Smith — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 17:31:03 +0000

This is absolutely disgusting and there needs to be a world wide ban and as for farms there should never be one ever.

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