text: Perhaps the Indians attitude towards fish is like the young logger who came to our community Thanksgivings at the Elwha's replica long house at Lincoln Park (RIP) who had a bumpersticker on his truck "Earth First! We'll log the other planets later." When I reminded him that there are no trees on the other [known] planets he replied confidently "I'm a Christian, and we know this is all going to be destroyed anyway, so we might as well use it up."
  Given current events the Indians can be excused for having the same attitude towards fish.http://enenews.com/alarm-record-die-off-of-marine-life-along-west-coast-huge-numbers-washing-up-on-shore-this-is-just-the-tip-of-the-iceberg-several-types-of-animals-found-dead-hemorrhaging-from-brain-i
  If only I had known scripture well enough to respond....
  http://biblehub.com/matthew/6-19.htm
  The most important command, according to Jesus, is to love God. If we do not love His creations, can we say we love the creator?