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No because its been clearly established that canabalism isn't acceptable in our society. You may have missed the earlier post where I was talking about democracies thriving primarily because of their acceptance of the "argument of ideas"? Science functions like that too. Open debate is the basis of democracies and science. The presentation of a theory (or policy) which then gets torn to shreds, and the prevailing position as accepted by most becomes the new truth. Its the sharpening of the theory that comes from its scrutinisation and democracy that differs from authoratative systems that demand adherence to a dictate.
And our parliamentarians are free to engage in that debate in the House, on behalf of the electorate they represent.
Liberalism trumps democracy. If 70 percent of people demanded an illiberal law, the liberal State has an obligation to ignore that demand.
We dont make laws based on Nationalism (nation first) or Fundamentalism (God first). Liberalism (individual first) only.




