I've lost respect for norway.............

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By rebelann1949

@rebelann (111073)

El Paso, Texas

August 14, 2022 1:14pm CST

They're greedy. A lone walrus was displaced and looking for ways to sunbathe and yes, she did sink a few of those small boats. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ So what does the norwegian government do about that? Well, they decided to euthanize the poor thing. I hope anyone with any kind of self respect will not visit or buy any of the goods from that greedy country. In memory of Freya

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@CarolDM (203454)

• Nashville, Tennessee

14 Aug 22

I cannot watch the video. This is heartbreaking.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

14 Aug 22

The video is a positive one I did not want to show the sad ending of this beautiful wild walrus.

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@CarolDM (203454)

• Nashville, Tennessee

14 Aug 22

@rebelann I will check it out.

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@DianneN (246334)

• United States

1 Sep 22

That is heartbreaking! I’ve been to Norway and will never return.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

1 Sep 22

Yes it is. I hope other people will feel the same as you do. What breaks my heart the most is that she was such a young walrus, her tusks weren't even all that long yet.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

1 Sep 22

Now that's how those idjits in Norway shoulda been, did you know that because parents allowed their kids to throw things at her to entice her to come to them that this fool felt he should kill her to protect them? He shoulda jailed the parents for allowing those kids to mess with her.

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@DianneN (246334)

• United States

1 Sep 22

@rebelann There should be an outcry! In San Francisco, the walruses were well treated. The restaurants gave them their excess fish at the end of the day. We all got a kick watching them feed.

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@yanzalong (18984)

• Indonesia

19 Aug 22

I never visit this country. Is it part of Europe?

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@yanzalong (18984)

• Indonesia

23 Aug 22

@rebelann No, I haven't.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

19 Aug 22

Yes it is. Have you ever heard of the Vikings?

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@much2say (53907)

• Los Angeles, California

14 Aug 22

Why could they not have moved the walrus to another location? I will never understand this logic to euthanize poor creatures for just trying to survive . . . humans probably invaded the walrus' territory.

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@much2say (53907)

• Los Angeles, California

15 Aug 22

@rebelann Right. I'm sure a walrus would see a boat as something to lay on . . . it had no ill intentions of destroying it. I saw something about the powers that be said she would be a danger to people? Probably not. The owners of the boats were probably crying that their toy got broken by a bully animal - which is most likely not true.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

14 Aug 22

I agree with you completely. There's no excuse for killing a walrus over some stupid boy toys .... well, that's what those boats are to me anyway .... I'm hoping the news media got it all wrong.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

15 Aug 22

Oh yeah, they fear people might be hurt because those people were stupid enough to try to get too close to her to take selfies .... hey, it's those people who should be euthanized not the poor sweet walrus.

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@allknowing (130067)

• India

15 Aug 22

That is one reason why covid-19 visited the world - a punishment I mean it .

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@allknowing (130067)

• India

15 Aug 22

@rebelann I wrote an article about what covid -19 thinks about itself and it advises the world to love nature and spend time with family.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

15 Aug 22

First and foremost is to respect nature and stop destroying it. I suppose if you are from a loving family then spending time with them would be essential.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

15 Aug 22

Yes and now monkeypox or something like it, Mother Nature is really angry with us.

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@Nakitakona (56302)

• Philippines

20 Aug 22

That's bad. The walrus has the right to live though I'm not particular with for I live in tropical zone.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

20 Aug 22

Yes, it's very bad. They could have had some organization relocate her to an area where there are other walruses. She was a young walrus.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

21 Aug 22

It is a shame that the official in Norway was so stupid that it cost that young walrus her life.

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@Nakitakona (56302)

• Philippines

21 Aug 22

@rebelann She should be preserved.

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@kaylachan (57362)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

14 Aug 22

Sadly, Norway isn't the only country with such practices. Many animals here in the U.S. are put down for rediclious reasons.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

14 Aug 22

I know, it's horrible the things our governments do because so many people are so damn stupid.

@sjvg1976 (41132)

• Delhi, India

16 Aug 22

It's terrible, how can a government of a country think like this?

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@sjvg1976 (41132)

• Delhi, India

16 Aug 22

@rebelann because they are not human they can be killed, very narrow mentality they have.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

16 Aug 22

They are greedy and only considered those stupid boats instead of a precious life.

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@Juliaacv (48251)

• Canada

14 Aug 22

So sad. Unbeleiveable what people will do for themselves, nevermind the animals that we share this world with.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

14 Aug 22

Exactly. It's a crying shame that a walrus loses her life over a bunch of boy toys.

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@RasmaSandra (73201)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

14 Aug 22

Nope, that is the worst thing I ever heard. Could of sent that walrus to me I would have put it in my bathtub,

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

14 Aug 22

If only they would have contacted the many wild life rescue organizations in the world. I keep hoping that norway changed their minds and found a way to save Freya.

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@Marilynda1225 (79571)

• United States

16 Aug 22

That is very sad

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

16 Aug 22

Yes it is. Hopefully Karma will do it's thing and that ahole will pay for killing that innocent beloved walrus.

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@Marilynda1225 (79571)

• United States

16 Aug 22

@rebelann I hope so too

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@Deepizzaguy (94292)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

14 Aug 22

That is just terrible that a lone walrus gets put down by the Norwegian government just because since she sunk a few small boats.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

14 Aug 22

They claimed she was a danger to people as well but people tend to be rather stupid when it comes to wild animals, some seem to think it's ok to approach a wild animal.

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@Deepizzaguy (94292)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

15 Aug 22

@rebelann We are living in a backwards world these days.

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@LindaOHio (155469)

• United States

16 Aug 22

Looks like my response was deleted. What I said was that I hate hearing about any animal being euthanized. This is such a shame.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

16 Aug 22

It really is a shame and hopefully the norway dude that did this will pay a heavy price for ending the life of that young walrus.

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@Melanie_Marie (1746)

• New Baltimore, Michigan

14 Aug 22

I just got done reading about this, it showed up on my phone in the news feed. Beyond terrible. And you will never be able to reason with these types of people, because what they can't see, is that the walrus was actually on her own property. It's the PEOPLE who were invading her turf. And she tolerated it, was even friendly. And then she gets punished for that. Rest assured, Mother Nature is watching.

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@rebelann (111073)

• El Paso, Texas

14 Aug 22

Oh yes, Mother Nature is getting revenge as we speak. Soon karma will take it's toll and all most people will see is how many humans were affected. Cheeze, what about how many trees we cut down which in turn kills thousands of eco systems. Yeah, Karma is about to strike.

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