What do you think of Japan's withdrawal from the International Whaling Commission and its resumption of commercial whaling?

Sometimes I have to admire Japan's willfulness and self-deception. If nothing else, take whaling for example. Due to large-scale hunting, the number of whales has dropped sharply, which has also caused resistance and protest from the international community and environmental protection organizations. Some former whaling countries gradually withdrew from the whaling industry, but the whaling activities in Japan never stopped.

Whaling has a long history in Japan. On the one hand, Japan lacks natural resources and early land food, and its geographical location makes it rich in marine resources. So he reached out to the ocean and asked for food from the ocean. The whale's food provided it with a rich food source. Older Japanese have basically eaten whales. On the other hand, although food is not as scarce as before, whaling has become a culture in Japan. Moreover, in terms of economic value, whales are treasures with high economic value. Japan's greed is also obvious to all the people in the world. Do you think it will give up the economic value of whales?

Moreover, some fishermen in Japan make a living by killing whales, and they refuse to give up whaling, because for these people, giving up whaling is equivalent to giving up their own source of livelihood.

I have seen Japanese whaling on TV, which can be summed up in one word "bloody". After being brutally killed, the whale was hoisted back to the ship, and the whole bay was not blue, but red with whale blood. It was really shocking.

Volunteers from environmental protection organizations stopped and boycotted whaling by their fishing boats, but the Japanese side always turned a deaf ear. Even if there is a conflict, they still go their own way and continue whaling.

Although Japan has also joined the International Whaling Commission, it seems that this cannot restrain its whaling activities. I find it strange that Japan is going to withdraw from the International Whaling Commission. Since ancient times, because Japan is self-centered, when it was in the International Whaling Commission, it would take advantage of the loopholes in the United Nations whaling rules and kill whales unscrupulously under the guise of scientific research.

Now that Japan has withdrawn from the International Whaling Commission, it will only be more unscrupulous and unscrupulous in killing whales. It's just that the whaling commission has fewer restrictions, although I personally feel that it has basically played no regulatory role in whaling activities in Japan. People still go their own way, and whaling never stops. Only from now on, whaling in Japan will become more rampant.

If one day whales, a lovely animal, disappear from the earth, or we can only watch them swim freely in the aquarium, then Japan is the culprit, because the essence of Japan is mercenary.