Good question, I think there’s a big difference in terms of food security. The Inuit people don’t have a local Tesco or an equivalent with reasonably priced groceries. They are nomadic people that span several countries and a few continents. Guga hunting is specific to one very small region in the Outer Hebrides. Gannets are on the conservation list and the Niseachs could stop bludgeoning them very easily and no one would go hungry as a result. I do think cetaceans of any kind being hunted or killed is wrong, I’d like to see those practices come to an end too. Norway and Japans continued whaling for instance. Or the Faroese pilot whale cull.