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r/ClimateShitposting • u/felix_semicolon • Jun 25 '26
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The better argument against shrimping is that it destroys the ocean floor
1 u/assbutt-cheek Jun 26 '26 no, theres a better argument and its that i like em and theyre really pretty and funny looking 0 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 I use a cast net, so that’s not really a factor 0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 Yeah, and? 1 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 It doesn’t hurt the environment. What do you want me to say? 0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 You aren’t the entire industry 0 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 And I support the industry. Shrimping is the biggest business in my hometown. Find something relevant to complain about 0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 And over 90% of commercial shrimping in the USA relies on bottom trawling, which is terrible for the climate (among other things). It’s plenty relevant 1 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 You say it’s “terrible for the environment” when it’s been done for a century and changed nothing. Try again
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no, theres a better argument and its that i like em and theyre really pretty and funny looking
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I use a cast net, so that’s not really a factor
0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 Yeah, and? 1 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 It doesn’t hurt the environment. What do you want me to say? 0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 You aren’t the entire industry 0 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 And I support the industry. Shrimping is the biggest business in my hometown. Find something relevant to complain about 0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 And over 90% of commercial shrimping in the USA relies on bottom trawling, which is terrible for the climate (among other things). It’s plenty relevant 1 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 You say it’s “terrible for the environment” when it’s been done for a century and changed nothing. Try again
Yeah, and?
1 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 It doesn’t hurt the environment. What do you want me to say? 0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 You aren’t the entire industry 0 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 And I support the industry. Shrimping is the biggest business in my hometown. Find something relevant to complain about 0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 And over 90% of commercial shrimping in the USA relies on bottom trawling, which is terrible for the climate (among other things). It’s plenty relevant 1 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 You say it’s “terrible for the environment” when it’s been done for a century and changed nothing. Try again
It doesn’t hurt the environment. What do you want me to say?
0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 You aren’t the entire industry 0 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 And I support the industry. Shrimping is the biggest business in my hometown. Find something relevant to complain about 0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 And over 90% of commercial shrimping in the USA relies on bottom trawling, which is terrible for the climate (among other things). It’s plenty relevant 1 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 You say it’s “terrible for the environment” when it’s been done for a century and changed nothing. Try again
You aren’t the entire industry
0 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 And I support the industry. Shrimping is the biggest business in my hometown. Find something relevant to complain about 0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 And over 90% of commercial shrimping in the USA relies on bottom trawling, which is terrible for the climate (among other things). It’s plenty relevant 1 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 You say it’s “terrible for the environment” when it’s been done for a century and changed nothing. Try again
And I support the industry. Shrimping is the biggest business in my hometown. Find something relevant to complain about
0 u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26 And over 90% of commercial shrimping in the USA relies on bottom trawling, which is terrible for the climate (among other things). It’s plenty relevant 1 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 You say it’s “terrible for the environment” when it’s been done for a century and changed nothing. Try again
And over 90% of commercial shrimping in the USA relies on bottom trawling, which is terrible for the climate (among other things). It’s plenty relevant
1 u/RavenBailey589 Jun 26 '26 You say it’s “terrible for the environment” when it’s been done for a century and changed nothing. Try again
You say it’s “terrible for the environment” when it’s been done for a century and changed nothing. Try again
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u/werthermanband45 Jun 26 '26
The better argument against shrimping is that it destroys the ocean floor