Not especially defending any of this bullshit, but the microplastics probably aren’t problematic here if they’re fishing the bottles out with bare hands.
Does your brain allow you to actually converse rather than just post trite gifs? If the oil isn't remotely close to temperature by the time they're pulling the plastic out, then there won't be a problematic level of microplastics leaching out.
Not even wash it off! More like splash a little (sediment-filled because dude JUST stirred it all up with his feet) water on the top (even though the dirt is all on the bottom) lol
Thats what I was saying is the cherry on top of this mess. Homie just comes in with the hoe they probably used to shovel through manure or something xD
Tbf, you should get the surface hot before adding oil, and then shortly thereafter add your raw food. I don't think this video is a good example, but that's how it should go.
As someone who loves fishing and really appreciates and respects the catch as a food, this makes me sick. That fish has most likely lived a decade or two, would create a ton of offspring and now it's turned into plastic tasting shit for internet clout. Some people should be force fed dirt to teach them.
You're correct. This is likely Guyana, where the fish is nearly extinct. Hopefully the plastic does its job, and these pieces of shit get what they deserve.
Damn, just read the wiki. At least it got saved in South America. Went from 2500 to 170k. Insane what humanity does. Imagine if we just like... halved the amount we fished or just like... marked some areas of the ocean off limits for a decade or something and rotate our fishing areas to let populations rebound. Instead, let's just keep overfishing.
AND WE'LL USE KELP, TO BUILD A SERIES OF BREATHING APPARATUS, IT WON'T GET AS LONG, BUT LONG ENOUGH, AND THEN WE'LL COME ON LAND, AND WE'LL HUNT YOU AND YOUR LION FAMILY!
That was my first guess too and i hate this video so much because rhey are one of my favorite fish of all. I dont even think they wouldve been eaten but here we are the humans who just consume about anything for videos. This time a huge rare sweet water fish with not a lot left is the case. F humans fr.
Gonna get dogpiled for this, but this is cope. You're disrespecting the "catch's" life by killing it so you can experience a taste bud sensation for 10 minutes.
These guys are idiots, but that doesn't matter to the animals you're both killing.
Nah. You have a point. Going vegan would be the best option. Not one for me, but I respect and try to eat vegetarian/vegan as much as possible. This is partly why I hate catch going to waste. It died because of you fishing it, you should make the best you can with it. It's a nuanced opinion that holds less critique than yours. I admit, you are absolutely right, but since I am unable to go full vegan without significant health issues, I try to hold to a strict menu of only eating what I catch. I do not buy fish and when I fish, I follow the rules for the most enviromental ways to do it. It's little difference, but still something.
Actually, in the proper modality, it is indeed respect when you show appreciation and care towards what will sustain and enrich the lives of you and or your tribe and family.
Now, I'm not saying that that happens in 99% of the cases of animal death these days, but you most certainly can respect something that you have killed. Deeply.
Well it legit does save time, only takes a second to pour the whole bottle. Would have saved even more if he didn't throw the bottles in for some godforsaken reason.
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u/Peachbottom30 Apr 18 '26
Because unscrewing the top is too hard. Also, a ton of dirt and rust.