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Plea for tolerance

Kieren Koala

Oct 27 2009

1 mins

Sir,

In response to the article on koala killing by the Greens Candidate for Higgins, and calls we have heard for making Higgins koala free by 2010, may I remind your readers of a famous bit of human bush lore: 

First they came for the koalas, and I did not speak out –
     because I was not a koala;
Then they came for the climate sceptics, and I did not speak out –
     because I was not a climate sceptic;
Then they came for the political dissidents, and I did not speak out –
     because I was not a political dissident;
Then they came for me –
     and there was no one left to speak out for me.

Cheers,

Kieren Koala

[Sent from a gum tree in Higgins. Email address withheld for security reasons]

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