September 12, 2021, in the Faroe Islands between Iceland and Norway.
1400 dolphins were hunted and killed. The water turned to blood from the number of dead dolphins.
There is something called cool, and something defined as right. In the 1500s and before, many practices were considered legal but not correct. Like the slave trade. Many people question the devastation of the Amazon rainforest.
The same thing should be questioned in the killing of animals, and in the willingness of devastating industries of both global flora and fauna to be free to do such things as kill 1400 dolphins.
This is because man continues to think that he can do anything he wants, as long as they free themselves. But nature is not like that. The devastation has a cost that does not obey human wills, nor does it respect the laws invented by man.
Nature follows the physical laws of the universe, laws of biological management, and thermal equilibrium. When this balance is destroyed, it is useless for man to create laws, because the laws of the universe do not obey the laws of man, and man cannot escape the laws of the universe.
In fact, man seeks to free himself from his actions against nature, but nature manages the simple concept of the law of cause and effect.
