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You'll never get that to sink in to Bananas and like travellers
-just not sentient.

Originally posted by zipperlip: ↑

So Australia has the highest standards for animal welfare when it comes to the Live Export trade, would anyone disagree with this statement?

Now let’s just think about the trade of live animals (sheep) and consider the reasons why the countries that import live stock, prefer this method.

Now consider the fact that Australia isn’t in the top 4 countries that export live sheep and have a crack at explaining why countries that prefer their woolie critter’s to walk off the ship’s will buy our processed variety, over other countries who will provide their preferred option.

Australia loses the export dollars, sheep welfare goes south and the animal welfare mob’s lose any of their hard fought improvements in Shipping Sheep to the Middle East.

But Albo keeps the tree hugging nutbag voter’s happy in the delusional bliss.

The only difference between a 500 year old hardwood tree and a Greenie is that the Tree isn’t as think as a Greenie.

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