I’m quite glad that the Greens are under new leadership.
I voted for them last election and other than
1. Their prioritisation of environmental policies over more pressing issues,
2. Their complete stupidity in saying they don’t support nuclear power because it’s inextricably tied to nuclear armament (its scientifically incorrect and a GCSE Chemistry graduate knows that),
They had the best economic policy, trailed by the Lib Dems.
All they need is a more proactive and sensible leader and they have a real shot of much higher popularity.
Not saying I know this guy is what they need but they needed change and at least this could be the change they need in the right direction.
cheeseley6 on
Corbyn has already failed twice, so theres no point waiting for him.
Zack has all his failures ahead of him.
Melodic-Armadillo-42 on
They make way too much noise for party that doesn’t formally exist yet. At least the greens with their new leader seem more interesting now
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TheMountainWhoDews on
I’m genuinely so embarrassed for the greens anad Zach „Hypno-tits“ polanski. Jezbollah hasnt even launched yet, and is polling higher than the green party have ever managed. Ultimately, Corbyn is much more authentic on gaza than Denyer, Ramsay or polanski.
YiddoMonty on
Couldn’t be a worse time for the left to split.
Ideally, we need a Labour Party that sticks to its roots, but currently that doesn’t look likely. And Corbyn and The Greens have too much baggage with too much of the electorate to ever get close to power.
InternetHomunculus on
Maybe he could try hypnotising people into voting for him
cc0011 on
Sadly, Greens need to think some key parts of their manifesto, in order to attract people who should be voting for them.
Being explicitly anti-nuclear energy for example – major turn off for a lot of people who would support Greens otherwise
ihateeverythingandu on
No time? What election is happening next week then? Corbyn’s group will be running long before then, so not sure what he’s on about.
audigex on
Are the Greens still opposing train lines?
Because that makes it VERY hard to take them seriously
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I’m quite glad that the Greens are under new leadership.
I voted for them last election and other than
1. Their prioritisation of environmental policies over more pressing issues,
2. Their complete stupidity in saying they don’t support nuclear power because it’s inextricably tied to nuclear armament (its scientifically incorrect and a GCSE Chemistry graduate knows that),
They had the best economic policy, trailed by the Lib Dems.
All they need is a more proactive and sensible leader and they have a real shot of much higher popularity.
Not saying I know this guy is what they need but they needed change and at least this could be the change they need in the right direction.
Corbyn has already failed twice, so theres no point waiting for him.
Zack has all his failures ahead of him.
They make way too much noise for party that doesn’t formally exist yet. At least the greens with their new leader seem more interesting now
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I’m genuinely so embarrassed for the greens anad Zach „Hypno-tits“ polanski. Jezbollah hasnt even launched yet, and is polling higher than the green party have ever managed. Ultimately, Corbyn is much more authentic on gaza than Denyer, Ramsay or polanski.
Couldn’t be a worse time for the left to split.
Ideally, we need a Labour Party that sticks to its roots, but currently that doesn’t look likely. And Corbyn and The Greens have too much baggage with too much of the electorate to ever get close to power.
Maybe he could try hypnotising people into voting for him
Sadly, Greens need to think some key parts of their manifesto, in order to attract people who should be voting for them.
Being explicitly anti-nuclear energy for example – major turn off for a lot of people who would support Greens otherwise
No time? What election is happening next week then? Corbyn’s group will be running long before then, so not sure what he’s on about.
Are the Greens still opposing train lines?
Because that makes it VERY hard to take them seriously