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【Sea and River Night Talk】It was wrong from the very beginning

2019-02-21View Original

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On February 18, two young men from Xuwen County, Guangdong Province, named Chen Mingyue and Chen Jianzhuang, went outside and found someone selling finless porpoises at a price of over ten yuan per jin. Later, the two spent 1,500 yuan to buy the finless porpoise and release it back into the wild. Chen Mingyue said he bought the finless porpoise to release it because he couldn’t bear to see it in that condition; “The porpoise kept crying.” ”The local fisheries authorities told a reporter from Beijing Youth Daily that, according to preliminary assessments by experts, the creature might be a finless porpoise; both finless porpoises and dolphins are considered animals under protection at level **2 or above.
Reply #22019-02-22
It seems there’s more to this story. The seller is definitely breaking the law, while those two kind-hearted youths intended to do good by purchasing the finless porpoises and releasing them back into the wild. However, since there was a buying-and-selling relationship involved, and finless porpoises are protected animals classified as category 2 or higher, this action likely constitutes a violation of the law – trading in protected animals probably leads to serious consequences! The safest and most reasonable approach would be to call the police directly
Reply #32019-02-22
Buy to release, then catch again, sell again, release again,… This is also an industrial chain, right? The innocent piglet is crying. The proper approach is to determine that selling protected animals is illegal; in such cases, one should report it to the authorities. If everyone does this, who would still dare to break the law? Why are cases of poaching pandas and Siberian tigers virtually nowhere to be seen? In terms of mistakes, the law provides for this, and both buying and selling are considered crimes.
Reply #42019-02-22
It seems that showing kindness and doing good deeds should be done rationally. First, ensure your own safety
Reply #52019-02-22
Legal education can be carried out through case studies; great post!
Reply #62019-02-22
It can be seen that dolphinfish can be eaten in some places

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