MSilvia
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In addition to sending my feedback to Amazon, I sent the links to the page and IUCN's red list entry to the local news.
Thresher Shark on Amazon: Selling IUCN 'Red List' Endangered Animal Meat!?!
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Peter_C
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That product is not available.
Since many of the products have been removed or are not available, maybe Amazon is doing something about them? Really the people to go after are the ones making or posting the products, not Amazon. That would be like going after ebay for these guys.
Shark Fin Cartilage-600mg by Seagate - 100 VegCap | eBay
Shark Fin Cartilage Powder by Seagate - 200gram Powder | eBay
Really you should be going after Seagate for manufacturing them and Vitamin Life for selling them. I wrote both a quick note.
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oneshotshooter
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Oh no, you mean people actually eat things out of the ocean! :shocked2: Those poor things 
Fish obtained legally and sold legally, I have no problem with that. For all you toufoo (of course I don't know how to spell it, I dont eat it either) eaters out there who think there are not abundant numbers of sharks, I would suggest taking up spearfishing 
I haven't yet had the opportunity to try thresher, hoping to get a mako sometime....
Sorry, too many smileys to be taken seriously.
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DevonDiver
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Suggest you do more spearfishing, and less time spent with the adolescent trolling on the internet...
Wow !! You sound sooo macho !! Want to be you when I grow up ...
oneshotshooter
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Suggest you do more spearfishing, and less time spent with the adolescent trolling on the internet...
Why is it that any time anyone offers a different point of view it is referred to as trolling? It has been my experience that when you're fishing for sharks trolling doesn't work very well
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DevonDiver
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Because you come onto a thread where the topic is shark conservation, rather than starting your own thread in a more appropriate part of the board.
...and, of course, you didn't really chose to share an opinion - you used it as a platform to mock other people's views.
That to me, says that you are here to cause a reaction and get a cheap, sad kick out of offending and annoying people.
Was there another reason you chose to share your 'views' here, rather than on the hunting forum... because nothing you wrote contributed to the topic of discussion..
...and, of course, you didn't really chose to share an opinion - you used it as a platform to mock other people's views.
That to me, says that you are here to cause a reaction and get a cheap, sad kick out of offending and annoying people.
Was there another reason you chose to share your 'views' here, rather than on the hunting forum... because nothing you wrote contributed to the topic of discussion..
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Suggest you do more spearfishing, and less time spent with the adolescent trolling on the internet...
Couldn't agree more...
Look at the place youre posting
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Why is it that any time anyone offers a different point of view it is referred to as trolling? It has been my experience that when you're fishing for sharks trolling doesn't work very well
Idiot.
