Thanks Will. I do agree with you - they are destructive and unfortunate introduction to the native eco-system. My argument is not that eating them is some sort

Thanks Will. I do agree with you - they are destructive and unfortunate introduction to the native eco-system. My argument is not that eating them is some sort of boon, but that we should eat them as a means of controlling their population. And the social precursor necessary to doing that is to categorically move them from 'pest' and into 'product'