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Luxury Yacht Company Offers Pirate-Hunting Cruises
Leave it to the Russians. They will fix things. I'm beginning to think Russian has the only common sense left in the world
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Wow... that's just sick
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Hardly. What pirates do is sick. To make them run scared is a tactic.
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If you want to donate money towards protesting merchant shipping, fair
enough. Pay for some "Special Forces troops" to go out there and patrol. If you want to pay money to personally have the experience of shooting at people...yer, that's sick. A most unscrupulous business. |
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The Most Dangerous Game, now on water!
Reminds me a bit of what the Australians used to do back in the early settler days - go on hunting parties to shoot Aborigines. They justified it because the Aborigines occasionally killed their animals. |
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"I'm just a fat western tourist, on an opulent pleasure cruise...oh my, what's that? Somali pirates? Coming to attack us and rob us? Eat lead, pirates!! " http://snarkerati.com/movie-news/fil...8/01/rambo.jpg |
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how much to rent a RPG-7 a day :D
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The only question that matters is whether or not it will help to make shipping more secure.
If so we can dismantle national navies and replace them with state-subsidised yacht cruises for everybody. |
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Yaght armament price catalogue (per day): Economical .45 cal pistol 5$ .30 cal machine gun 15$ .50 cal machine gun 20$ First class 20mm cannon 40$ 20mm cannon double 60$ 40mm cannon 80$ Luxury class Quad Pom-Pom 150$ 3in gun 220$ 4in gun 280$ 5in gun 350$ 88mm gun 420$ 6in gun 500$ 6in gun x2 800$ For special and tactical clients, a Somalia beach invasion, air&sea supported will be offered for free!:haha::har::har: |
Hunting human beings for sport does not seem to be a horribly good idea to me, actualy it sounds quite aburd and appaling. Do not get me wrong, the pirates need to be stoped, but surely there are better ways of doing it than this.
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Think of them as mercenaries for whose service you must not pay, but who pay you!
Honestely, I do not see why bloodtourism that pays for the voyage, is morally inferior than renting mercenaries who get payed for killing people. Sounds like mawkishness to me. The question is: do you want to fight pirates by use of force, or not. So far the answers mostly is not. And this is where these sensitive sentiments that feel so very shocked by that tourism idea are coming from. If I oppose the tourism idea, than it is because I oppose the idea of privatised violance - including mercenaries and merc-companies - in principle, for where private business is allowed to form an interest in maitaining a state of war, that is not helpful for politics aiming at establishing peace. Sentimental moral indignation has little to do with it, for me. |
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