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To: | Philip Veerman <>, "" <> |
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Subject: | Duck shooting in Victoria |
From: | friarbird43 friarbird43 <> |
Date: | Mon, 20 Mar 2017 04:24:22 +0000 |
The small percentage who hunt can make a great difference to the result of any election. Given that is usually only a percentage or three between the major parties a group that might represent 10% of the vote cannot be ignored. Hunters are unusually passionate about their 'calling' and any politician or party who 'ripped from them their traditional way of life' will be in for a fight. Still the arguments against hunting are persuasive on conservation grounds, and, to a lesser degree, animal rights concerns. Perhaps the labor party could introduce a ban a few months out from an unwinnable election? ciao for now Ken |
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