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Are you 'There' Mr Rudd or heading for the hills
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Aussies, right here in Australia.
You seem so obsessed with this topic, that you refuse
to look at the big picture. There is actually a push on
by ME Govts, to have more and more livestock slaughtered
in abattoirs, rather then backyard butchering. That makes
perfect sense too. All that blood and guts lying around
cities and towns is rather messy.
Just a few weeks ago, there was an article in a hobby farmer
magazine, telling Aussie hobby farmers how to cut a sheep's
throat and butcher it for themselves. Just because there
are no AA video cameras diligently observing all this, as
they do in the Middle East, so you really think things
are so different right here? Think again.
I remind you of the new standards that apply to live sheep
ships. If live animals were thrown overboard, the operators
would lose their license immediately and be out of business.
But you won't look at that big picture, ok whatever, thats
your problem.
Fact is NOBODY has proposed a workable alternative. As we
saw in the last drought, the moment supply increased,
the market collapsed and farmers were left to give their
livestock away, so lacked resources to buy feed for their
remaining stock. The live trade really did come to the
rescue of many farmers and sheep