Interview · moment 19 of 37
Americans as Marine Life and the Seal-Clubbing Ban
from The Great Shark Debate | The Tim Dillon Show #356 · #356
3 min
Guest
A riff on Americans resembling sea lions, followed by debate over whether banning seal clubbing caused shark overpopulation and endangered swimmers, tying back to the algae bloom problem.
- Grizzly Man got eaten by a bear, and Ocean Ramsay will statistically get ripped apart by a tiger shark on social media.
- Tim argues sharks should be viewed as predators, and humans sizing them up that way is fair since we're not on their food chain.
- Americans are getting so fat they're becoming indistinguishable from sea lions in the water.
- Tim proposes electric fences and poisoning to handle sharks, but the real solution is clubbing seals on the beach.
- Seal clubbing was banned, so now seals proliferate, sharks have more prey, and beaches close because of human attacks.
- The government's job is public safety, not shark protection, and parents who lost children to sharks have a right to be angry.
- Parents who lost their child in Massachusetts to a shark attack deserve to be furious at the situation.
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