An attack of any kind on the seal hunt as legally conducted is also an attack on Inuit hunting practices....on the traditional Inuit seal hunt. Because if one seeks to limit or end the east coast seal hunt around Newfoundland or elsewhere in the Atlantic, then one also invariably affects the Inuit hunt....to most a seal is a seal, often a "cute little helpless seal pup with sad eyes", no matter where it lives or whom harvests it. Just watch the film "The Angry Inuk". This documentary examines the controversial Canadian commercial seal hunt protests by animal rights activists, which negatively impact remote Inuit subsistence hunters living a thousand miles away. (See https://www.nfb.ca/film/angry_inuk/). So this attack on Kukum is not merely an attack on an Indigenous business, which is wrong enough, but ultimately an attack on an Indigenous way of life.