Because the "OOW" is a volunteer that has never been on a ship before this trip and doesn't want to wake up the high priest of his religion. That's why...

Little PAW 1969 they aren’t volunteers, they line their whale hide wallets with the money from crowdfunders

Lololol

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AAAAAHGAHAHAHAHAHA

hide it in a job application

He good friends with the captain

Sea Shepherd values fanaticism over competence.

mostly from sucking Paul Watson

Riiiight

@@husseinkazerouni4806 very lonely when out in sea. Close company up arse.

Volunteers organizations: The managers in general take huge salaries divert lots of money and take volunteers who get paid nothing.

@@florentcourtois3813 The volunteers are just there for an excuse to get drunk, have a good laugh and not get a proper f**king job.

Can't agree more!

Agreed

To drink excessively onboard is unacceptable. They are there to save whales, not to party....... leave it to when they return to port.

nzkees12 These vessels have always been crewed by virtue signalling glory seeking amateurs. Putting their lives on the line? Not that I’ve ever noticed.

It's what millennials call adulting.

Yeah, I thought the "dry ship" request was actually really reasonable as well. But his communication skills are severly lacking. Here is what he said in a way that would show appreciation for the crew: "Okay, guys. Captains orders are that from this point on, no alcohol is to be consumed while at sea. I think this is a reasonable request after what happend last night. [show examples of impact to seaworthyness without pointing fingers, e.g. "Somehow one of the helicopter lights got damaged. This is a severe safety threat."] Should there be any questions about that, I'm happy to entertain them here with the group or individually in my cabin. The same goes for any personal grievances you might have. As the first officer I strive to be a mediator between captain and crew, so you will always have my ear should there be problems. Should you choose to depart for any reason in [port], please let me know."

Yeah they were on a power trip.

To show up on TV

It also says lack of strategy on cons

On the most dangerous ship in the world!

like the navy, should have been a 'dry ship' before anyone was allowed onboard. What happens if there's an emergency (engine failure or fire, etc.) whilst these fuckwit hippies are pissed or passed out? Piss poor leadership mixed with a 'pissed' crew.. Absolutely disgusting behavior by ALL crew members

Yeah I saw that too. On the "Pro" side of his list was "more time for reading". I'm guessing he never read any part of a dictionary.

Nope actually celebrating all the whales they have killed with all the plastic rope they have polluted the ocean with

I think even the whales did some mating that night...

I hate homosexuals

@@frisbe9279 we all do

None

Of course, Paul probably got a hand-jigger from Peter

You never celebrate while still out at sea. You keep a straight head at all times to make sure you can handle anything that could happen. I smoke a gaggle of green almost every day but minimum 2 days before getting on any boat i stop everything to get my head straight. Those that are drunk (on anything) while at sea are the main reason ships don’t make it back and are never seen again. If you and I ever end up on a boat out on the sea I hope i could count on you as much as I know you can count on me.

Definitely kill more than they save with all the plastic rope they put into the ocean lmfao

For sure

isnt that crazy? i like whales but these people make you almost support the japanese.

@@jasonsimms4238 i feel the same way👍

Japanese education and western education as reflected in the cultures, are very different. Westerners, or perhaps the USA in particular, the expression of one's own thoughts and personality, generally is strongly emphasized and encouraged . In Japan, where I have lived for close to forty years, self restraint and minimizing one's self for the good off the group, is strongly accentuated, and so the group identity is propelled from a young age, as I can see it beginning when I observe the activity at a nursery school. Both ways have their good and bad aspects, and it certainly can apply to a work atmosphere where cooperation is a priority.

I would get an telling off like i never before got. I am in the German Navy and we had drinking on a ship before and they got discharged as soon we had our feet on dry land. The worst thing was the lies about the reason why they were sick, when we didn't have any waves at all. As part of the medical staff things like that are just annoying and bad

They wouldn’t make it 2 hrs in basic wym

I partly agree as well as disagree to this comment. Where I agree is that you need moral boosts every now and then but you cannot be stupid about it. Drinking alcohol and partying while being on duty is simply a dumb thing to do. To clarify, while working on a ship you're never off duty, you need to be able to handle any type of situation at all times. Had they been in port and were not to leave again anytime soon then it would have been an amazing opportunity to party it out and just release any pent-up energy you have

Working on a ship means you are on duty till you are off the ship… you can’t be drinking on a ship and run it, that’s dangerous and stupid.

Break..

As most people with army experience can tell you, there are leaders that have concern for the men under their command, and there are leaders that view men under their command as objects. This guy is an example of the latter You do not need to have complete disregard for the moral of the crew in order to achieve an objective.

Yeah...you were NEVER allowed to get shitfaced underway. Just getting caught with an UNOPENED bottle of alcohol could result in a captain's mast. These retards are a bunch of incompetent morons.

Yeah I don't see why they can't have a little bit of fun on the way back either

He sounded like a casual youth pastor.

I was about to write the same comment lol.

the reason is // to appease them .. as most left wing ideologs want a "TITLE " . to give them that false sense of authority and hippy dippy " im important" eg // if you have a boat ... your the CAPTIAN , even if its just a toy boat in a bathtub /// if you have a second you call that dumbass a XO or chief mate . and the list goes on and on ./ i can say from what ive seen , almost none of these people paul included could ever cut it in a " real navy " or on a real ship .. the point being is - these are all volunteer's not real naval personnel and as such to give them some sort of command structure they are given their titles ./// from what i have seen i can clearly say most of these people are buffons and the other half are semi retarded . now dont get me wrong having these so called officers and crew all getting tanked up while still at sea is just another reason i can see someone getting killed . on that same note , saying they can all be replaced at a moments notice tell you the " QUALITY " of the people they are " brain washing " to come to sea for a life of adventure ... lmao ...

Season one.

How did you get that emoji?

....Ha ha ha, that is exactly what I was thinking about Cabin Boy.

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Deckhand watson is not a captain, never has been. He couldn't pass the masters boards , so he gave himself the title that he never learned or deserves. Remember watson is a Pirate! A pirate of pints in the Vermont area! So maritime law does not apply to him!

@@stevehall9418 have you got a source for this-i would love for it to be true!!

@@popeye5989 Sir, just do a search for paul watson, the truth is out there you just have to dig for it!

I don't think they where mad about the rule but more about every thing around it

Because all they probably do on the ship is smoke weed, drink alcohol and sing kumbaya

@@jblvxk not wrong with smoking weed mate known plenty hard grafters that smoke weed 👍

@@ezzaei I’m not ur mate idiot

More like they have come to the realization that they have been duped by a conman!