Judge throws out whale 'slavery' suit against Seaworld in California
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Madverts
Bloody sensible decision. I think California has better things to be doing with the courts.
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Laguna
Wait for the sign, then all prisoners will be released! You will perish in flames! Gozer will destroy you and your kind!
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Laguna
Sorry - meant to include the link with that: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZfdFoQg13U&feature=related
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OssanAmerica
I cant stop laughing. This is an example of how "some" Conservation groups have corrupted what is basically a noble cause into a PR show. Are the contributiors to PETA aware of how many attorney hours were paid for to contsruct and file this absurd "suit"? A suit that wil l will become a dictonary example of the world frivolous.
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herefornow
But since we are talking about California, the more important question is whether or not the whales can have same-sex marriages?????
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sailwind
A terrible decision, slave wages will continue! Elephants will continue to have to work for peanuts,
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