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Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
Actually if you go after those fishing vessels with flags of convenience ... fishing in waters of countries that are unable to enforce any action ... a lot of supply will vanish .. and the world's largest such vessels are owned by PRC and TW companies I believe ..
This post is made in response to a no shark fin soup campaign spammer who is now on a two weeks break.
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This post is made in response to a no shark fin soup campaign spammer who is now on a two weeks break.
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Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
The Govt will be disappointed .............
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Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
many restaurants in Singapore have stopped serving shark fins on their menu
but with China being the largest consumer,it makes no difference really
but with China being the largest consumer,it makes no difference really
Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
So your point is that folk shouldn't do anything then?whiteflag wrote:many restaurants in Singapore have stopped serving shark fins on their menu
but with China being the largest consumer,it makes no difference really
Life is short, paddle harder!!
Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
that is not what i'm trying to sayBarnsley wrote:So your point is that folk shouldn't do anything then?whiteflag wrote:many restaurants in Singapore have stopped serving shark fins on their menu
but with China being the largest consumer,it makes no difference really
i'm just looking at the bigger picture
Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
And you look at the bigger picture for what reason?whiteflag wrote:that is not what i'm trying to sayBarnsley wrote:So your point is that folk shouldn't do anything then?whiteflag wrote:many restaurants in Singapore have stopped serving shark fins on their menu
but with China being the largest consumer,it makes no difference really
i'm just looking at the bigger picture
Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
And you look at the bigger picture for what reason?[/quote]
if a country as large as China with over 1 billion population close to 20% of the world population isn't going to stop eating shark fins
even if everyone in Singapore with a mere population of 5 million stops eating shark fin
it isn't going to change anything
if a country as large as China with over 1 billion population close to 20% of the world population isn't going to stop eating shark fins
even if everyone in Singapore with a mere population of 5 million stops eating shark fin
it isn't going to change anything
Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
if a country as large as China with over 1 billion population close to 20% of the world population isn't going to stop eating shark finswhiteflag wrote:And you look at the bigger picture for what reason?
even if everyone in Singapore with a mere population of 5 million stops eating shark fin
it isn't going to change anything[/quote]
So best not change anything in Singapore then?
Life is short, paddle harder!!
Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
That's going south pretty fast



Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
So best not change anything in Singapore then?[/quote]Barnsley wrote:if a country as large as China with over 1 billion population close to 20% of the world population isn't going to stop eating shark finswhiteflag wrote:And you look at the bigger picture for what reason?
even if everyone in Singapore with a mere population of 5 million stops eating shark fin
it isn't going to change anything
facts and statistics don't lie
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Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
This is where abilities don't lie either. Either you parrot off facts or you dissect them.whiteflag wrote:facts and statistics don't lieBarnsley wrote:So best not change anything in Singapore then?whiteflag wrote:if a country as large as China with over 1 billion population close to 20% of the world population isn't going to stop eating shark fins
even if everyone in Singapore with a mere population of 5 million stops eating shark fin
it isn't going to change anything
What can you infer from these facts and statistics presented above?
Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
]This is where abilities don't lie either. Either you parrot off facts or you dissect them.
What can you infer from these facts and statistics presented above?[/quote]
if just 1% of china population eats shark fin it is around 13million
even if 100% of singapore population is only around 5million
do i have to teach u the maths? Yes u are right abilities don't lie
What can you infer from these facts and statistics presented above?[/quote]
if just 1% of china population eats shark fin it is around 13million
even if 100% of singapore population is only around 5million
do i have to teach u the maths? Yes u are right abilities don't lie
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Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
You really don't get it do you. I feel so sorry for you.whiteflag wrote:if just 1% of china population eats shark fin it is around 13million"This is where abilities don't lie either. Either you parrot off facts or you dissect them.
What can you infer from these facts and statistics presented above?"
even if 100% of singapore population is only around 5million
do i have to teach u the maths? Yes u are right abilities don't lie
A damn can burst eventually from a single drop of water. By itself, a single drop cannot hurt too much, but as more and more drops are felt, eventually, they can wear away a continent. Witness the Grand Canyon. A single drop of water finding itself a way through the concrete wall of a dam will show the way for other drops of water until those drops become a stream and the stream eventually erodes the massive will of the concrete dam until it gives way. You must be a Singaporean, as you think math is the be all and end all. There is a lot more to life than just adding & subtracting. In fact, Singaporeans aren't that great in math either, come to think of it, as they cannot multiply worth a damn, otherwise you would have a much higher TFR than 1.15.

SOME PEOPLE TRY TO TURN BACK THEIR ODOMETERS. NOT ME. I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHY I LOOK THIS WAY. I'VE TRAVELED A LONG WAY, AND SOME OF THE ROADS WEREN'T PAVED. ~ Will Rogers
Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
So again , you are saying Singapore shouldn't stop because China isn't go to stop?whiteflag wrote:]This is where abilities don't lie either. Either you parrot off facts or you dissect them.
What can you infer from these facts and statistics presented above?
if just 1% of china population eats shark fin it is around 13million
even if 100% of singapore population is only around 5million
do i have to teach u the maths? Yes u are right abilities don't lie
Have you ever stopped doing something because its right to do so?
Or do you only have the ability to be a follower and not a leader?
Life is short, paddle harder!!
Re: Singapore is the 2nd highest consumers of Shark Fins sou
Yes I am a Singaporean who loves eating shark fin soup.sundaymorningstaple wrote:You really don't get it do you. I feel so sorry for you.whiteflag wrote:if just 1% of china population eats shark fin it is around 13million"This is where abilities don't lie either. Either you parrot off facts or you dissect them.
What can you infer from these facts and statistics presented above?"
even if 100% of singapore population is only around 5million
do i have to teach u the maths? Yes u are right abilities don't lie
A damn can burst eventually from a single drop of water. By itself, a single drop cannot hurt too much, but as more and more drops are felt, eventually, they can wear away a continent. Witness the Grand Canyon. A single drop of water finding itself a way through the concrete wall of a dam will show the way for other drops of water until those drops become a stream and the stream eventually erodes the massive will of the concrete dam until it gives way. You must be a Singaporean, as you think math is the be all and end all. There is a lot more to life than just adding & subtracting. In fact, Singaporeans aren't that great in math either, come to think of it, as they cannot multiply worth a damn, otherwise you would have a much higher TFR than 1.15.
Since when does TFR has anything to do with math? Going by your assumption whoever breeds the most would be the best in Maths...........Bravo



I assume that u are a foreign immigrant working in Singapore and by the way you reply I assume that u are a Caucasian
Times have changed and there is a reason why u are here on the other half of the world serving us
Preach your rightist a dam can eventually burst from a single drop of water to your fellow foreign workers
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