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You are quite adept at looking up my old posts.. you will find it all there.
I can simply disagree with people who want to turn their meat eating pets into vegetarians..but if they have a political agenda to alter the law so that NO-one can feed meat to their pets... then we have a problem do we not?
We are no longer able to just agree to disagree and walk away.. nope.. we have been criminalized for feeding our pet dog that which all it's instinct and habit dictate it should eat.
That's where the problem comes.
We in Victoria have 'tasted' the thin end of that political wedge with the RRT and I probably know a heck of a lot more than you, about what went on in attempts to ammend it and how such attempts were met by Mr Bracks and his dodgy company..for purely political reasons.
Not being arrogant there, but we in the various churches did a lot of work to try to ammend it.. not exactly front page stuff.
You know all the issues I've mentioned over time about Islamic beliefs.. each of those beliefs constitutes potential legislation, whether by 'preference deal making' in close elections or...outright brute force if their numbers reach that point.
By making it political, we avoid the 'lynch mob' mentality, believe it or not. Those things usually happen AFTER the horse has bolted and people suddenly wake up to the facts of the matter and that its too late...and react emotionally and accordingly.
Cronulla was quite avoidable.. not by 'racist whites' pulling their heads in but by adequate and affirmative policing of the symptom stage.
Do you think PETA will not (is not) try(ing) to force legislation to achieve their goals?
But then, they are not telling me my faith is cursed or that I should be punished in 'this life and the next' for what I and many others believe.
Can you imagine the reaction to banning recreational fishing on 'animal_cruelty' grounds?