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i really think we should be discouraging tuna consumption.

I just threw up in my mouth a little.

overfishing! has decimated the global population of bluefin tuna, and others (yellowfin, bigeye etc.) are catching up quickly. the loss of top predators is one of the most serious risks to the health of the ocean and the global fishing industry.

Interesting post on something I'd never do.

I hate the "I think" followed by the "we" meme that pollutes modern thought. Would prefer a smarter argument that doesn't poke a finger in your chest the fourth word in. It's a real turnoff to bothering to listen further to someone's argument, no matter how earnest or sensible that argument may be.

Nothing on you, coolname. It's just that I see it all the time and it must be a modern thing among younger people who heard it in school from teachers/activists.

As to the argument about overfishing, I agree. I'm no tree-hugger but I cringe at treatment of the oceans and of ocean life. That, not hugging trees (how's that 30-year hijacking of thoughtful forest management and clearning underbrush treating you these days, California?), is going to have the major impact on world food supplies and available water (yes, ocean water is undrinkable, but the ocean has THE major impact on water availability on land).

/whoops, soapbox. Sorry.

boy, having a chip on your shoulder and thinking "we" equals a poke in the chest must be an old thing among grouchy old farts who heard it in the caves from the dinosaurs

"i think" and "we" seem preferable to YOU SHOULD.

either way, i think we should all lighten up and stop eating tuna, cutting down the rainforest and watering the lawn for hours.
*poke*

Oh no he needed to cook it in soy sauce + tons of ginger + sake + mirin.
It's extremely fishy but that's because it's full of DHA. I prefer cheek meat.

While I agree that bluefins are being overfished, non-Asians would say eww and throw away the head anyways. At least every part of the tuna is enjoyed there.