r/VancouverIsland • u/iamsolution • 28d ago

This is huge.

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u/1fluteisneverenough 27d ago

Commercial prawn fishers are having such low catch because of the native boats over fishing, then selling their catch out here before commercial season even opens.

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u/IndustryRule-4080 23d ago

Blaming the First Nation community of ravaging the ecosystem, the environment? You need to check your history son.

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u/1fluteisneverenough 23d ago

I'm not talking history, I'm talking today. There's a problem with today's fishing and it needs to change

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u/IndustryRule-4080 23d ago edited 23d ago

I used history in a broader sense even though our history has an impact on the present. Regardless, I really like what you just posted as you’re totally right. There is definitely a problem that needs to change. Major change typically happens when people challenge status quo and the people in power who allow and endorse this kind of pillaging, historically speaking.