//you will have to admit you agreed with a cold blooded killer having a bun licence!//

I was not aware that it was necessary to be licensed to carry a bun. It certainly wasn't the case in all my Enid Blyton books, in which the characters usually consumed 2-3 times their own bodyweight in buns, with lashings of ginger beer, and didn't need a licence to do so.

This bun licensing racket is just more interference from the nanny state. Whatever happened to the Australia of my youth when an ordinary citizen of good moral standing was free to wield his choice of bread product* with extreme prejudice? It's all the fault to those wicked 'Durian' Liberals, acting as puppets for clandestine foreign organisations** to wrench lawfully owned buns from the grasp of little Aussie battlers who desperately need those buns to protect themselves, their families and their livelihoods in the harsh frontier existence of first world suburbia.

* Except flatbread of course, because that's towelhead bread.
** The Freemasons. Or maybe the Illuminati. They take it in turns to be the shadowy puppet-masters orchestrating evil plots like bun control.

Forgive me Toni for I know not what I do. What I do know is I would feel a whole lot safer if the general community were pak'n buns and not guns! Is Mise wants to arm every loony and loopy in society, only after he has anointed them as "good citizens" first...of course! Beach sees himself at the head of a well armed Citizens Militia, his very own personal private army, no doubt he will promote himself to the exalted rank of colonel first, like that fella from the chicken shop. As a modern day comic strip hero he will assume the mantel of command, being the protector of society, cleansing Australia of undesirables, such as, Trotskyist Watermelon Greens, and pizza delivery boys who run late.
Sleep well my friend, we are in safe hands!

Paul,

Borsak shot the elephant as part of a conservation program, as you well know.
Turnbull was a farmer and the Greens agree that farmers need guns; many farmers are allowed guns that the ordinary licenced shooter can't have.

So debate my answer, tear it apart logically and if you don't think that people have a right to defend themselves then have the guts to say so.

Is Mise,

I fully support the right of all Australians to defend themselves with the loaf, roll, damper, muffin bagel, donut, scone, anpan, barmbrack, biali, boule, brioche, baguette, kipferl, naan, pretzel etc. of their choice. Just no breadsticks. Those things are dangerous; you could take somebody's eye out with one.

Toni,

Perhaps you might try a little logical argument and leave the kindergarten humour to Paul as he is far better at it than you.

Paul,

What conservation areas do the Greens administer or fund?

//Perhaps you might try a little logical argument//

What would be the point? Gun nuts don't listen to logical arguments; they listen to arguments in favour of guns.