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Just noticed the one I posted that said that was removed, what the fuck. Australia does that, it's policy. Advocating for killing any other invasive species here would not be removed.
If I wanted to have arguments that violate no rules be removed I'd be on Reddit.
There are more things that Australia does, as policy. Most of them are not cool and good. Not saying this is one of those, just that on its own it's not a great argument.
Australia is deeply deeply fucked on a number of counts. But what little we do to protect unique wildlife should be supported.
My pointing out Australia (and several other countries) have a feral cat population control program is not to say "this is right" but "this is valid discussion of actual real world policy and thus should not be removed from discussion".