Halaal Markings and taxation

<p>I would like to know why 1.5% of the population of South Africa manage to get just about every product on our supermarket shelves marked Halaal. This means we pay a tax over to the Muslim community. Why can we not also include a non-Halaal range for those that know what Islam is about and do not want to pay for the ****** and execution of Christians and Jews around the world. It seems that the Halaal marking is due to public demand, yet when I approach shopping centres like I did today, I got a vague "I will mention it when next we have a meeting" from the store manager. He has told me to go higher up. How do the Moslems get heard and we dont?????</p>