Activist Doesn't Have Proper Answer | What Will Fisherman Do If No One Eats Fish?

[@arvindanimalactivist8192]

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[@LouisGedo]

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[@NathanBlackberry]

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[@LouisGedo]

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[@PranjayK]

I think the biggest relief in this matter would be that nothing happens over night, its not like one day the fisheries are booming and employing so many people but the next day it just disappears. It will be a very slow and long shift seeing the demand patterns and that will give ample opportunity for people to take up different things.

[@Kingsdragonz]

Such an amazing answer, arvind. A truthful, unfiltered and extremely to the point answer. Very well replied, Arvind. ♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏 Thank you soo much.

[@shubhamkhandelwal1582]

Even if japanese fisherman not stopped today, as per report Ocean will be empty by 2047 then thay have no solutions for their job. So today is only solution to be vegan.

[@abhishekm6703]

If marine life would really be extinct, what's the problem?

[@manurazgoit]

which report?? name of report and publishing organisation plz😂

[@princetamboliya4599]

​@@abhishekm6703 The foolishness with that reply is absolutely terrifying, If marine life extincts, The problem featured in this particular episode will eventually occur, That is, Fishermen will go jobless.

[@abhishekm6703]

@@princetamboliya4599 What is the problem in that? Why should others suffer and get murdered continuously?

[@imacarguy4065]

Marine life would not go extinct by 2047. What are you on about? Also, fish farming is a thing through aquaponics. A million imperfect vegans is better than 10 thousand. Remember that.

[@roku3216]

It’s the same thing as those many fishermen whose jobs have been taken by big ship machinery and automation, the same as horse trainers who went out of the business because of motorized transportation, and blacksmiths who were replaced by factories.

[@quintama1007]

Japan is predominantly rice country (it's only product over 100% self-sufficient rate) and Japan's self-sufficient rate has been less than 50% for a long time (currently 38%). btw, fishery is doomed anyway. Humanity is performing old Native American saying "last fish is caught" thing in front of us.

[@sahil04925]

What will a tobbaco farmer do if no one consumes tobbaco? The answer is simple.

[@jaybolt100]

Answer is simple… no one will stop using tobacco😂…

[@ultronde4958]

What would drug dealers do if we don't use drugs.

[@ultronde4958]

What would human traffickers do if we stop them from kidnapping and selling kids? it's a billion dollar industry as per many reports. We are destroying the economy by forcing human traffickers to stop trafficking humans (I hope people get the irony.)

[@Peacewithin97]

But the thing is fish is great food for human health

[@SaravananVallalar]

​@@Peacewithin97Along with some problems too. There are plenty of Healthier foods from Plants.

[@ajiteshverma]

Short answer - "You ain't Japanese, you ain't in Japan. What's your excuse for not going vegan?"

[@pot8735]

Health......

[@DrAdityaReddy]

you ain't in a slaughterhouse, you ain't an animal. What's your excuse for being vegan

[@Ares-xw4dn]

Still they are humans, answer with some valid points rather than just blabbering, by your logic. You dont have to care if its japan or US or India, whatever this is a generalized question so u have to come with answer, saying you are not japenese, so u shouldn't care is absolutely audacious

[@GST6647]

Slave owners suffered greatly when slavery was banned. Most cities in the world have been built by slaves so giving fair wages and freedom is too much burden on society. Look where we end up taking that logic. Guys, please go vegan. Don't justify heinous crimes against animals for some money. Thanks, Arvind ❤.

[@Mohan-v1v]

Well said!

[@GST6647]

@@Mohan-v1v Thank you, Mohan! 😊

[@poojapant7061]

Right

[@bengilkes7676]

Here in the UK, slave owners were given the equivalent of billions of pounds in compensation for their 'loss of property', slaves were given nothing. Slave owners then replaced their workforce with indentured servants, which was just slavery rebranded. So slave owners did not suffer one bit.

[@GST6647]

@bengilkes7676 🫨🫨, right and the fact that in America, after slavery was abolished, they did not do any sort of reparations but instead further marginalized black people and cried about having to pay better wages! So the suffering I was referring to is only about the pain of having to pay marginally better wages, and many at the time also made the case for "loss of productivity." Interesting fact about UK, didn't know that, thank you!

[@lorah3005]

👍 Whole food plant based for the environment and health; vegan for the victims! *Ask your city government to sign the Plant Based Treaty!* 🖖

[@jaybolt100]

Asked my city government to open cooperative bank for dairy farmers… they did 💚

[@Plasmatube.]

​@@jaybolt100u are supporting a total opposite class. U have the brain but u don't wanna accept good deed to animals. Your desires are to be 100% correct to go for a change, but just think that doing little good is far better than doing no good.

[@Mohan-v1v]

@@Plasmatube. That's power of meat addiction. Please don't argue with a low intelligent troll. It's simply a waste of time.

[@anantmouraya8113]

People are pointing to 1% problem which come when world become vegan and ignore 99% problem which we face today due to animal consumption and chance of those 1% problem are not sure i do not know what was happening with those fiserman but non-veg is major source of global warming which sure affect humanity

[@chiragmhatre9077]

Why consider such imaginary situations, like the world changing to vegan overnight? Is it just a way to justify keeping old habits while trying to remain morally correct? Right now, millions of children are malnourished and not getting a balanced diet, even though there is plenty of food available, not to mention non-veg food.

[@drk3249]

People would find a thousand reasons to continue eating meat. Or it could be because they are really misinformed since we grew up in a really brainwashed society

[@PurvaD]

I always find such comments funny & irritating at the same time. One one hand, we're advocating banning plastic, tobacco, and addictive drugs. No one questions what will happen to those working in those industries. So why the questions about people working in the meat industry?!

[@poojapant7061]

What were they doing before industrial revolution. There are solutions so try to find them

[@nehabhagat6294]

Love ,Kindness above all..... things will change itself slowly.....🦉💗

[@ritambhari]

And as to what fishermen and butchers will do if people stop eating non veg...forcing someone else into a profession that causes harm to other life forms is as bad, even worse, than being engaged in a profession that causes harm to other life forms. Next time you meet someone who asks you such a question, Arvind, ask them if they know how much harm they are causing to fishermen and butchers by forcing them into professions that involve the killing of animals for food. Ask them to find out for themselves. The truth will shock them.

[@RamaKrishna-rAmAkRiShNa]

Japanese are already trying alternatives for fish food. Alge is one of a kind. China can grow crops even in space. So Japan will find a way to grow plants in the sea. It is not a big problem if all Japan moves to vegan

[@NathanBlackberry]

Be kind to all animals be vegan 🙏💚💚💚🐔🐇🐑🦊🦃🐟🐕🐮🐷🐴🐸🐱🐵❤️❤️❤️🌱🐥

[@IAMJ1B]

No

[@atharvgharge1394]

Anyhow this Milk,Meat, Eggs Animals Farming, Fishery Market has to stop bcz it is contributing in Global Warming in greater way, Temperature is increasing. We are now entering into Feedback Cycle no seeing back now, Govt anyhow to protect Earth bcz of Global Warming will increase tax on Eggs, Milk, Meat, Fishery only rich people will afford Eggs, Meat, Dairy, fishery

[@Jeremy3warner]

Hey bro,,,,must have a session with Acharya Prashant please

[@jaybolt100]

Arvind is a legend & genuine vegan activist💚🙏… he shouldn’t join Prashant who makes money by selling courses. One works for animals, the other makes videos for money…

[@Jeremy3warner]

Prashant is not after money or fame ,,,he had already left Abundance of fame and money ,,,

[@dhruvshakya2850]

​@@jaybolt100 Each and every image of yours is 100% factually WRONG/INCORRECT about Prashant

[@jaybolt100]

@@Jeremy3warner so all his courses are free? How much is for live sessions, live interactions, guest talks… all this is for free… No one can leave fame behind😂… Arvind does lectures for free… Arvind is not behind money…Prashant has to learn about logical arguments from Arvind… After listening to Arvind, Prashant will call ACHARYA ARVIND 😂

[@dhruvshakya2850]

@@jaybolt100 I think I'm the right person to answer this ,,, I'm in his live sessions,,,and I'm a scholarship student of his live sessions, (means I'm not paying) don't forget Arvind needs resources for the work he does so does Prashant,,, Arvind addresses Animal cruelty,that's unmatched,, Prashant addresses the core of the human tendency to "consume" whether it's animal flesh or anything in the universe

[@sagarraj4521]

The wheel example summed up for me. Great explanation

[@lilo4784]

Seaweed is the highest popular export from Japan along with matcha tea what is she talking about

[@benjaminwingchun9665]

Japan still exports a lot of vegan food, I don't think they will need to import grains cause they will be starving, no chance.

[@Plasmatube.]

Japan's 3-4th land is covered with mountains, so definitely they can do terrace farming. If there are Rocky mountain then they can transport high quality alluvial soil to mountain lands and cultivate crops there. Fisherman can switch to cultivation of crops and also they can also grown sea water crops and use them for their food. They can grow spirulina in a great amount in sea water. Definitely there are options and Japan have greater creative minded people and better education so they can definitely switch themselves with little effort. Moreover Japan kill a lot of whales thag disturbs the ocean ecosystem. So from every way its possible to leave the path of evil and choose the path of good life.

[@sarfraznawaz6379]

A talk between you and @the Muslim Lantern would be so interesting. Please can you try getting in touch with that channel and maybe have a discussion? Im intrigued

[@nissanseller]

this attitude of some activists not just vegans that anyone who loses their job because of their agenda will simply find a new job is ridiculous. even a software engineer cannot simply go get a job in a different technology. ignoring the economic aspect is the reason why no one really implements these utopian ideas

[@drk3249]

So would you support a luxury company that abuses its staff? you might say something like "oh no, I don't want the staff to get abused but what would happen to the luxury company if I don't buy luxuries?" Same thing with the animal industries. Just because you don't want them to lose jobs does not justify the continued exploitation of animals.

[@capucinebellucci3476]

Vegan because animals are friends not food 💖💖💖💖🐷🐷🐮🐮🐔🐔🐑🐑

[@Shrivedpriya]

*_your videos should be in hindi also. People can understand very well in hindi.they can connect with you and veganism easily ❤_*

[@navneetrout8193]

If fishermans will not stop now, then narure itself will come to stop the fishermans. And if things goes on nature's hand then nature don't discuss about solutions or alternatives, nature will have no mercy, nature is ruthlessly cruel. Now choose want to solve it now, on let nature solve this problem.

[@imacarguy4065]

The fish industry is already facing regulation because it's not sustainable. At the same time though, fish a couple times of week isn't a bad thing, unless you're an ethical vegan.

[@Aobix]

> What will happen to Japanese fishermen. Ans: Well they know karate too, can be sensei and be like Mr. Miyagi just don't teach it for free lol

[@harsh9023]

What will happen to police if crime stopperd

[@thomaskurian-i9y]

This is like asking what murderers will do if murder is outlawed!

[@dhaval1596]

Regarding food pricing, our government national and state level is not doing its job of keeping food prices in check in general. Any time there's even a small anomaly affecting supply, the food prices are through the roof. Especially this year, where the food grains and pulses have been consistently 15-20% more expensive than last year. Onions, tomatoes and potatoes you already might be aware of what the situation has been for the past 4 months with no relief in sights as prices continue to be at least 100% higher than the affordable price of ₹20 and that's just minimal inflation; at the higher end it's 500%. Your cucumbers, carrots, green leafy vegetables, peas, cauliflower, cabbage all are at an inflation of at least 50%... Lemons are at an inflation of about 200% as well in the past 3 weeks... There's a trend where everything that is good for you is getting all the more expensive and their base price of affordability is also increasing without the corresponding increase in income at the individual level on an average. And your energy prices like electricity, cooking gas and all, your housing, your clothing, your education...all these basic things have also been consistently getting expensive for the majority in this country. Your ideology depends upon the condition that a big majority of a lot of things need to be sustainable and viable financially consistently.

[@user-bs7bo6yg9i]

Humans are crused 😊

[@vigneshs1639]

Great question and a decent answer! Go vegan if you can, else do the best you can with the resources you have today.

[@ritambhari]

Hi Arvind! Did you know before the European occupation of Japan, Japan was a vegetarian country? I heard this from a Japanese. In most of the world, in fact, this is the case. Before British rule and even during it, we were a majority vegetarian country. The Revolt of 1857 - often called the 1st Indian freedom movement - occurred because the British required Indian sepoys to use their mouths to release pig fat coated cartridges in their guns. It's quite possible that as people in Japan shifted to non vegetarian lifestyle, the topography changed and arable land became sparse. What I find very wrong with the student's argument is that she isn't living in Japan. She's living in India where even now hundreds of varieties of edible plants are available. We don't even need meat for sustenance. We are, in fact, one of the most fortunate countries in the world because Mother Nature has blessed us with a landmass that is so fertile, a huge variety of fruits, vegetables, grains and nuts can be cultivated here. How long it will remain like this remains to be seen. Use of synthetically produced chemical pesticides is killing the earth. Animal agriculture is also doing the same. It is possible, isn't it, Arvind, that Japan's topography changed as a result of changes to Japanese dietary choices? One could call it punishment from Mother Nature.

[@shoban1520]

That is how the world functions. The old will 0:02 give place to the new. People lose jobs and livelihoods owing to many reasons but then new opportunities will open up.

[@mansi79m]

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[@nolow_life]

Systemic change in Japan toward a plant-based, vegan society would involve significant shifts in multiple sectors-cultural, economic, agricultural, and political. Japan’s relationship with its fisheries, land, and traditional food systems would need to be reconsidered and optimized. While it’s not true that “nothing is grown” in Japan, the country's geography and climate make large-scale agriculture challenging, leading to a high reliance on imported food, including plant-based items. Here are key considerations and steps toward making a vegan economy viable in Japan: 1. Revamping Agriculture & Food Production Vertical Farming & Hydroponics: Japan already leads in vertical farming, where plants are grown in controlled environments, making it less reliant on traditional farmland. Expanding this could help grow more plant-based foods like leafy greens, fruits, and vegetables year-round. Investment in Soy and Alternative Crops: Japan is one of the world’s largest consumers of soy products (tofu, miso, soy sauce). Increasing domestic soy production along with alternative protein sources like peas and legumes would support plant-based diets. Permaculture & Urban Farming: Encouraging sustainable permaculture practices and expanding urban farming (rooftop gardens, community gardens) could bolster domestic plant-based food production. 2. Economic Shifts from Fisheries to Plant-Based Alternatives Alternative Protein Industry: Japan could become a hub for alternative protein innovation, focusing on cultured seafood, plant-based seafood, and fermentation technologies like mycoproteins. These technologies would allow the country to maintain its culinary heritage while transitioning away from ocean-dependent industries. Support for Fisheries Transition: Government incentives for traditional fisheries to transition toward sustainable seaweed farming (Japan is already a leading producer of seaweed) and plant-based seafood production can help replace the economic reliance on fishery products. 3. Cultural Shift & Awareness Education Campaigns: Launching large-scale public awareness campaigns focusing on the health, environmental, and ethical benefits of a vegan diet could help overcome cultural attachment to fish and meat-based dishes. In particular, making a connection between traditional Japanese respect for nature (as seen in Shinto beliefs) and veganism could resonate. Celebrity & Media Influence: Utilizing popular figures like chefs, athletes, and media personalities to champion plant-based diets and veganism would help normalize the lifestyle. Incorporating Vegan Options in Schools and Workplaces: Encouraging government and corporations to adopt plant-based meals in schools, workplaces, and public institutions could create a widespread shift. 4. Government Policies & Subsidies Shifting Subsidies: Currently, Japan’s agricultural policies favor certain crops and fisheries. Redirecting subsidies toward plant-based farming, sustainable agriculture, and R&D in alternative proteins would make plant-based products more affordable and accessible. Environmental Legislation: Enacting legislation to reduce overfishing, address environmental degradation, and incentivize low-carbon, plant-based agriculture could help shape the economy around sustainable practices. 5. Tourism & Export Opportunities Vegan Culinary Tourism: Japan could market itself as a leader in sustainable vegan cuisine, attracting tourists who are conscious of environmental and ethical impacts. A fusion of traditional Japanese food with innovative vegan alternatives would appeal to global food tourists. Exporting Plant-Based Products: Japan has the potential to become a global leader in high-quality, plant-based foods like miso, soy products, fermented vegetables, and innovative alternatives. This would open up international markets and create new economic opportunities. Conclusion: While Japan does have a large fishing industry and limited arable land, the country is also a hub of innovation and has potential to lead the world in sustainable food production. A combination of modern agricultural techniques (vertical farming, hydroponics), investment in alternative protein technologies, cultural shifts, and government policies could make a systemic change toward plant-based veganism viable in Japan. This would not only reduce reliance on fisheries but also support new economic models that are more sustainable and environmentally friendly.

[@ladyaudrey9976]

Live vegan, love vegan 💚💚💚

[@sahil04925]

Acharya Prashant has answers to these kind of questions, if someone is curious.

[@jayshreeleo8061]

Tamil video podunga anna

[@jangwan]

He usually makes these videos so that it can reach mass audience.

[@poojapant7061]

Don't do fishing do farming and produce grains and spices. Even if they were doing fishing they must have decent amt of money so change the professional maybe slowly but should

[@nareshkumar3526]

According to her knowledge, if a theif is stopped doing stealing then how will he live???😅😅😅 Can't fisherman find just another job?😅😅

[@manjunath746]

Why are you hitting self goal bro 😅. She had made a valid question😅😅😂. This is what I was telling you from the beginning.. Stop interfering with nature...let the evolution happen at its own course

[@Ashribad-v9f]

I think fisherman will eventually suffer because of climate change and sea surface temprature rise . So government will make a way to tackel that . I'm from costal area paradeep so it is not so easy fishing here they are not doing it happly that what I observed and what they said .

[@poojapant7061]

And they will have to migrate. Will lose their land and homes.then will have to work again so do it now

[@nivedithamohan11]

I would urge you to please make a reaction video on a so called nutritionist Sangeeta aiyer who's advocating carnivore diet as supirior with her podcasts.

[@Kartik8.9]

Meet u soon.

[@bikrammondalbittu221]

Recommended some vegan leather wallet,belt and shoes.

[@learnapps]

Mr Aravind, you worried about people hurting and abusing animals. First of all humans don't even love other human beings. Forget about neighbours, friends, relatives, humans don't even love their own. We don't understand the pain of the spouses, kids and parents. They too are just humans like us. Now, explaining to them that all the living and moving creatures have pain is of no use. The moment they came to argue with itself is enough to prove that they are not going to change. There is no point in having the conversation with them and posting it here. But, thank you, reminding them. At least a few could at least be nice to animals.

[@jaybolt100]

It’s good entertainment… why do u want to take it away… why😂. Vegans are good time pass✅

[@learnapps]

@jaybolt100 Bro, I am also a Vegan 😊

[@jaybolt100]

@@learnapps but u r different, u think realistically… u don’t live in utopia, unlike other vegans…😅 Vegans will live a better life if they just mind their business

[@mrsingh4972]

​@@jaybolt100vegan think they change the world but you can't change the world

[@Yash-h2s]

@@learnapps You can't compare animal exploitation with unfriendly human behavior. Animal exploitation is far worse than unfriendly human behavior

[@Rollinstrikepackagebravo]

Fisherman in Japan or Rameshwaram will suffer due to veganism hence even though I am being in metro cities going to continue making innocent animals suffer.. whatta logic😢

[@jaybolt100]

Bro find friends first… 😂 fish won’t be ur friends😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@Rollinstrikepackagebravo]

@@jaybolt100 RIP logic

[@AryaSgr-c3z]

Ye subsidize krna kya hota h...... samjha do koi😮‍💨

[@manjushreeabhinav6694]

Subsidies matlab apna tax ka paisa government dairy farmers ko deta hai, taking doodh ke bhav Kam ho sake aur dairy farmers government ki ji hujuri karti rahe. Yaha ka maal waha. Yaha se bin poonche.

[@theoneaboveaall]

You are good, accepting where you lack.

[@jaybolt100]

🎉❤ Just a few days for the world famous “MYSORE DASARA”. 🙏Goddess Chamundeshwari in the golden Ambari (Howdah) on Elephant 🐘 with 10 more elephants in the procession. Torch show with tens of HORSES 🐎 in Mysore during Dasara… 😭 Vegans can cry all about elephants & horses being used for Dasara processions.

[@jaybolt100]

I don’t want to…😅 things are fine

[@jaybolt100]

@@mrsingh4972 then try to make changes until u r convinced that things are fine😅. I’m happy with the status quo, so things are fine

[@jaybolt100]

@@mrsingh4972 what’s wrong with the comment? I told vegans not to create a ruckus about the elephants & horses participation in Dasara procession. That’s what vegans do, finding unnecessary reasons to cry about.

[@jaybolt100]

@@mrsingh4972I’m a vegetarian

[@jaybolt100]

@@mrsingh4972 why will I listen to Arvind…😂 can I hold him accountable, if I suffer from nutrition deficiency? I listen to my body, lab reports & doctors… not some vegan malnourished activist 😂❌. U trust Arvind more than ur body, that’s ur choice & risk…😅

[@veganpundit1]

💯👍🙏 💚🐾✊💚🌎✌️💚

[@pc-22rajrohit60]

Eating fish is better they do not suffer like chicken while cultivation

[@prab661987]

Hello Arvind Sir, Is the Belt you are wearing is leather. If its synthetic, is it processed without any greenhouse emission. The dress you are wearing isnt it colored. Is it not polluting water and affect animals dependent on it. Cant you use raw cotton shirt made out of handlooms. Looks like you are consuming very minimal food required for your own survival which I appreciate. Try reducing your carbon footprint duirng you life in earth. Dont go too far to killing yourself. But atleast take down your youtube videos to reduce server cost for youtube and ther emissions.

[@jaybolt100]

✅Things Aravind finally admitted.❌ 1) 1:47 Aravind / vegans have no solution for the unemployment of 28 millions of fishermen, 100 million dairy farmers, & many millions of poultry & other animal husbandry farmers of India 🇮🇳 2) 5:03 the world is not going to become vegan in his lifetime/ in this century 🕰️ 3) 5:36 he’s not an expert on economics & has no answers on how going vegan would benefit the nation by creating more unemployment in a 1.4 billion population of India 🇮🇳. 😤 Initially Aravind used to shout , scream & throw tantrums… now he’s more matured & has accepted reality ✅💚… hope other vegans (most who are just few months / years into veganism) will learn from his experience & accept the reality that veganism has no solutions for unemployment & that veganism is not gonna be a norm in their lifetime… Learn from ur “vegan teacher” Arvind 🧑‍🏫

[@Flobb1t]

The philosophical principle "Man should live without exploiting animals" doesn't answer any questions. A non-action, that's all it is, non-participation in exploitation and violence. It doesn't claim to solve all the worlds problems. Though non-vegans expect us to have the answers to life and the universe.

[@jaybolt100]

@@Flobb1t it’s a PHILOSOPHICAL principle 😂… philosophy and reality are not the same… have N number of philosophies, who cares…

[@Ashribad-v9f]

But we got freedom in a nonviolance way so it is the rightpath

[@jaybolt100]

@@Ashribad-v9f oh yeah✅… u r a gem❤

[@lorah3005]

1) That is why a global basic income is important. Fishery is doomed anyway as per report oceans will be without any fish by 2047. And do you want to make people sick so doctors don't lose their jobs? All animal foods are bad for your health and the environment. There are successfull programs for dairy and cattle farmers to help them transition to plant farming. 2)Your point being...? 3)See point one.

[@Yash-h2s]

Anyways we Indians dont eat Japanese fishes. By you becoming vegan, you will save fishes in the Indian ocean, bay of bengal, arabian sea.

[@jaybolt100]

Hey genius, she’s concerned about the fishermen, not fishes… in which bank did u deposit the brain😂

[@jaybolt100]

@@Yash-h2s wait till one of ur vegan friends make u realise what’s wrong in ur comment… I can’t handle such genius brains like u who deposited Brian in a bank😂

[@Yash-h2s]

@@jaybolt100 Thanks for staying away. It's very clear who has brains and who does not

[@jaybolt100]

@@Yash-h2s great… u realised & deleted ur comment… 😂 next time, don’t deposit ur brain, keep it in ur skull 💀

[@Yash-h2s]

@@jaybolt100 Use your super brain and think how fishes and fishermen are not connected with each other. India does not import fishes from Japan. By Indians going vegan, you are not affecting the Japanese fishermen.

[@GST6647]

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