Trying to spin emotive LIES are we Is Mise.

From Greens NSW Firearms policy;

15.4 Establish good and genuine reasons for possessing a licence (e.g. persons with an occupational requirement, e.g. primary producers, other rural purposes, security employees and professional shooters for nominated purposes or a member of an approved sports shooting association);

The best "environmentalist" is the likes of the elephant killer Robert Borsak from the Shooters Party. Borsak admits to killing no less than 8 Elephants, several of which had to be shot again by others because Borsak messed up the job, and left the animal in agony! These grubs try to legitimize their dirty pursuit by claim they are "environmentalists" These grubs have been endorsed at number 3 in the Senate NSW by the Liberals along with 4 other right wing extremest parties, and they say the Greens are crazy!

Is Mise, you asked me about Ian Cohen, I answered, how about your opinion of Robert Borsak. No answer.

http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/shooters-and-fishers-mlc-robert-borsak-admits-to-killing-eight-elephants-20160606-gpcfpv.html

Ia Mise, Picture if you will a female elephant treading on her own entrails after being shot by a wild dog with bad aim! Pleaseeeeeeee!

Paul1405,

From the report you linked to,

"Mr Borsak in turn alleged Mr Buckingham had eaten venison sausages at a Shooters and Fishers barbecue without making a gold-coin donation. Mr Buckingham insists the sausages were paid for."

Greens, "Do as we say, not do as we do".

However the NSW 'Watermelon' Greens policy would have those magnificent deer have painful, lingering deaths from contractors' helicopters with the fearsome 1080 poison and left to rot where they died.

The Greens are deceitful. They have been getting away with it for years. Because the media and especially the taxpayer-funded public broadcaster do not critically examine what the Greens actually stand for, the far-left idealism underpinning their 'policies' and their record, which is very shabby indeed.

The media use the Greens for sensationalist bumpf on slow news days, not believing and not caring if anyone takes it as real.

Dear Shadow Minister and Is Mise,

Tomorrow is election day and we have the opportunity
to make our feelings about who we support politically,
known.

Peter Costello in 2008 wrote the following:

"... Politics, for all the obloquy shovelled on the head
of politicians, they are the men and women who work the
machinery of our liberal, democratic way of life. They reflect
public opinion - and at their best lead public opinion - and
transmute it into laws that shape our society and our country."

"...I have discussed some of the unresolved problems that face
us, especially addressing Indigenous disadvantage and dealing
with the structure of our federalism. We must deal with these
to move forward as a free, fair and vibrant society. I have no
doubt we can find the solutions that suit us, provided we do
not succumb to the siren calls of demagogues, charlatans,
and ideologues."

"The achievements of the past decade have laid an extraordinary
foundation. Properly preserved and built on, we now have
opportunities we never had before in Australia's history. The
best years for our country are still in front of us."

Make your vote count tomorrow.

Paul,

I'm no trophy hunter, though I do take the horns of feral goats that I've shot to make knife handles, powder horns,etc.
Borsak paid big money for the elephants that he shot and he shot them as part of an ongoing conservation policy to save the species; we all know of the thousands of elephants that died when there was no controlled culling.

Foxy,

The Greens have a policy of making it nigh on impossible for a farmer to get to his/her firearms when suddenly needed eg., to protect sheep from a sudden dog attack.
Do you support such a policy?
Do you find sheep having their guts torn out for fun acceptable?

Dear Is Mise,

Please provide us with the specific Greens policy that you're
referring to because the evidence is
contrary to what you're claiming.

NSW Greens MP, David Shoebridge stated on the "Insight,"
program on TV - 4/4/2016:

"People can have legitimate reasons to own a gun.
Farmers often need access to guns to be able to deal
with injured livestock or remove invasive species
that threaten and kill stock..."

Which makes sense.