article_snippet.sent: Just weeks after he controversially banned meat products from being sold at Opera House during he upcoming shows there, Morrissey has once again weighed into Australian animal rights issues.
article_snippet.sent: In February, Morrissey made headline when Morrissey ordered all food and bar outlets linked to the Opera House's Concert Hall remove meat products from all food and bar outlets linked to the Opera House's Concert Hall menus for the duration of Morrissey residency.
article_snippet.sent: Additionally, the former Smiths singer, who has been a non-meat eater since the age of 11, ordered that only vegetarian food be served backstage at the venue.
article_snippet.sent: The  Irish-born star, who says he sees 'no difference' between eating animals and paedophilia, animals and paedophilia are both rape, violence, murder,
article_snippet.sent: May. Morrissey views on meat eaters and has categorically said 'If I'm introduced to anyone who eats beings, I walk away.'
article_snippet.sent: Morrissey briefly walked off-stage at Coachella in 2009, complaining about the smell from the nearby food concession area, saying 'The smell of burning animals is making me sick'.
article_snippet.sent: May. Morrissey banned burgers and hot dogs from Belfast's the Odyssey Arena for
article_snippet.sent: Morrissey no meat requests the night of May. Morrissey gig.
article_snippet.sent: May. Morrissey has also banned the sale of meat products at the Opera House for the duration of May. Morrissey residency for the Vivid festival in May .
article_snippet.sent: May. Morrissey replied to a groupie's question saying: 'I see no difference between eating animals and paedophilia... '
article_snippet.sent: May. Morrissey wrote of TV chef Jamie Oliver: 'If Jamie 'Orrible is so certain that flesh-food is tasty then why doesn't
highlights_snippet.sent: Morrissey has also banned the sale of meat products at Opera House .
  