Dolphin lawsuit:
Thank you
Recently a lawsuit was filed in a regional court of Wakayama
prefecture where Taiji is located, demanding an end to discrimination based on
race and of course seeking seven million yen ($69,000) in damages.
This is where the “Thank you” comes in: This lawsuit proves the people in Japan they need
to guard against Western style liberalism, specifically American liberalism,
because it would create a litigious society eroding freedoms. Mr. Ric O’Barry and Miss or Mrs. Sarah Lucas by
filing this frivolous lawsuit provided an excellent illustration and warning of
the evils of American style liberalism to the people of Japan.
Taiji, Japan is where six months out of the year dolphin
gathering takes place. It was the focus
of the 2009 movie “The Cove” (starring Ric O’Barry). Due to the movie Taiji has been harassed by
the cult group Sea Shepherd’s sub-group the Cove Guardians (known as the Cove
Coward Guardians) since around 2010 exploiting the issue for donations from
emotional wreck suckers around the world.
The discrimination lawsuit was filed against the Whale
Museum in Taiji by two people:
Rich O’Barry, with the U.S.A. group “Dolphin Project.”
Sarah Lucas, with the Australian group “Australia for
Dolphins.”
O’Barry and Lucas claim they attempted to enter the Whale
Museum to view the albino (white) dolphin living at the museum. The two were denied entry thus causing their
lawsuit claiming they were denied entry because of discrimination against
Western looking people.
The lawsuit is baseless and an exercise in litigious
harassment. “Western looking people” are
not prohibited from entering the Museum.
Lucas and O’Barry were not permitted to enter to avoid the possibility
of a disturbance. The “save the dolphin”
people have a history of disruption in and around Taiji, Japan.
In a news article O’Barry and Lucas desire to have the white
dolphin moved from the museum to a sanctuary.
Why? Is that not
discrimination? It is wrong for the
Japanese (Asians) to hold the white dolphin in captivity while it is okay for
that same dolphin to be held in captivity by “Western looking people?”
It should be noted Mr. O’Barry made money from using five
dolphins in captivity for the television show “Flipper,” but it is now wrong
for others to make money or house a dolphin in captivity. The excuse given is, Mr. O’Barry is now
atoning for past sins.
In an article from the Associated Press (AP) appearing the
on the website “Movies Yahoo,” Mr. O’Barry is quoted saying:
“This is the largest slaughter of dolphins on planet Earth,’
said O'Barry."
If that quote is accurate then perhaps Mr. O’Barry is
unaware of the 10,000 to 15,000 dolphins illegally slaughtered in Peru each
year as oppose to the 1,000 to 2,000 captured in Taiji, Japan.
WARNING: some of the
related articles below contain graphic photographs:
Related Peru dolphin slaughter articles:
WARNING graphic photographs, Peru dolphin slaughter:
Link to Texas Daddy store:
Related Taiji lawsuit articles:
Video of interview with O'Barry and Lucas at the Foreign Correspondent’s Club of
Japan:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRWCmFBiUUA&sns=fb
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRWCmFBiUUA&sns=fb
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