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Is Halel certification a form of religious tax on consumers?
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You are setting up a false comparison, a fallacious argument.
"There are laws against funding terrorism"
It would be a foolish and irresponsible government that relies on reactive enforcement alone.
"Islam has many forms"
You play word games to avoid the issue, but I will answer nonetheless. The Islam that coerces individuals and business into paying for it is definitely the wrong form.
So much for the claimed moderate Islam in Australia. What do they say about it anyhow? When will the views of the mainstream be sought and considered? After all, an overwhelming majority are claimed to favour the existing secular State. It is not so very long ago that other religions were telling Australians what to do on the weekends, and coercing government to limit trading and entertainment on Sundays and so on.
Now, what about you address my point about it introducing an unfair trade embargo?