C'mon man, surely you can do better than that. Berkeley has approximately zero to do with this. You support anyone's right to hunt anything they want? You're in good company. That's the prevailing view on the planet. That's why tuna are heading towards functional extinction as well as salmon and many other fish. Not actual extinction - Atlantic cod are not extinct but their numbers are so small that they are no longer commercially viable and may not be for some time.

Humans are not the pre-eminent genuises in all matters that you seem to think. We have achieved a competitive advantage over most all other species, with the possible (likely) exception of some insects and bacteria/viruses. How well we handle that power will have large ramifications for the next few hundred generations, that would be our descendents.

Or, we could just PAR-TAY dude!

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