> It's popular in Australia according to polling depends on how or who you poll. I dont think it is popular. It's just that there's a lot of stigma when you tr

> It's popular in Australia according to polling depends on how or who you poll. I dont think it is popular. It's just that there's a lot of stigma when you try to argue against "saving the children" type policy - which is why this gets used to pass laws that otherwise would be difficult to pass if the true intentions were revealed. > Credibly fixing "credibly" is carrying a lot of weight here.