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Jul 17, 2022 11:16 PM
ThatWillBuffOut
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yourekillingindependentgeorge
GOOD
Nomestoo
Going on a cruise to me would be like going to a shopping centre/mall built on a raft. A holiday with that many people, yuck.
hairyfishsticks
What about Hurtigruten (sp)? Aren't they Norwegian? I want to take them up the cost someday.
nosoupforoldmen
And since the workers wages are so low they act like assholes if you don't tip them enough
rmsrmsrms38
Basically... Same in the US. Lots of ships registered to Latin American countries for this reason.
NnyAppleseed
Under a US flag crew have access to recompense in the event of injury or negligence, hence many vessels operating under other countries.
dancinshroom
How about instead of bitching at consumers you bitch at the government to make and enforce the needed changes??
theDizzler4
ropetopus
Because it isn’t that easy where international treaty is involved; Norway can’t just demand change easily, so this is another tactic 1/…
ropetopus
Informing the consumer in the hopes that they’ll vote with their wallet. 2/2
SidonisAntares
Demand drives supply.
dancinshroom
What's more likely? Crashing the world wide cruise market with posters in one port, or petitioning the government to address concerns
SidonisAntares
What would you do that wouldn’t ultimately end in a loss of tourism revenue and/or cause a diplomatic incident?
the3th
there's a 3rd option. torpedo strikes. credit to Bill Burr.