03-19-2009, 02:47 AM
Some people see conspiracies everywhere.
Superferry came for one reason and one reason only - to make money.
In their business plan they figured they could make some off the
military transportation between the islands as well. This was good news
for the anti-Superferry lobby, now they could rally the anti-military
people as well.
The arguments about whales being hurt were unfounded and have been
shown to be so. But hats off to the anti-Superferry lobby for stopping
it in a clean and legal way. Much more civilized and safe than swimming
out and trying to physically block it.
I hope the Superferry returns. I can't see how it's an "eyesore" or somehow
detrimental to other users of the ocean. Why treat it any differently
than all the cargo or cruise shuips?
Superferry came for one reason and one reason only - to make money.
In their business plan they figured they could make some off the
military transportation between the islands as well. This was good news
for the anti-Superferry lobby, now they could rally the anti-military
people as well.
The arguments about whales being hurt were unfounded and have been
shown to be so. But hats off to the anti-Superferry lobby for stopping
it in a clean and legal way. Much more civilized and safe than swimming
out and trying to physically block it.
I hope the Superferry returns. I can't see how it's an "eyesore" or somehow
detrimental to other users of the ocean. Why treat it any differently
than all the cargo or cruise shuips?