Wonder if the greens will suffer the same collapse as reform once people start hearing their policies? I know a lot of green voters are vibe based but how many are actually keen full rights the moment migrants land, legalising date rape drugs & 20mph max speed for vehicles, to think of three that have been discussed recently ?
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Gentle_Snail on
I can’t vote for an anti-infrastructure NIMBY party, we already tried that and it doesn’t work.
Labour have finally given me a taste of what a pro-infrastructure government can do, and I’m not sure I can give that up.
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Greens are going to win big in London, in urban areas of the south west, and win several seats in other big cities. It will still be a two digit number of seats, rather than three.
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Starmer’s Labour will respond by shifting even further to the right to alienate even more voters.
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“Labour would lose seven seats to the Conservatives, including Cities of London and Westminster, Chelsea and Fulham, Chipping Barnet, Hendon, Finchley and Golders Green, Kensington and Bayswater, and Uxbridge and South Ruislip.”
LMAO, that’s just as bad.
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I think a lot of people who criticise the Greens under Polanski should probably read what he actually says rather than what the papers say he says.
Cynical_Classicist on
It’s not really that shocking with how Labour is doing.
Personal_Director441 on
i am assuming that polling companies are getting paid by the ad-revenue from websites as another meaningless poll years out from a GE is put out as if the GE is tomorrow. I’d like the poll companies to give me 6 numbers that ‘could get’ me a lottery win. edit: of course these are funded by the rights deep pockets desperately trying to frame everything in the world/solar system/galaxy as Labour’s fault.
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As the Greens gain in popularity and the next general election gets nearer, the Green’s policies will come under close scrutiny by the electorate. They have some crackpot policies, there’s no other way of putting it. Fertile ground for the tabloids. Mustn’t get complacent of course, but my expectation is they’ll get nowhere near power.
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Wonder if the greens will suffer the same collapse as reform once people start hearing their policies? I know a lot of green voters are vibe based but how many are actually keen full rights the moment migrants land, legalising date rape drugs & 20mph max speed for vehicles, to think of three that have been discussed recently ?
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I can’t vote for an anti-infrastructure NIMBY party, we already tried that and it doesn’t work.
Labour have finally given me a taste of what a pro-infrastructure government can do, and I’m not sure I can give that up.
Greens are going to win big in London, in urban areas of the south west, and win several seats in other big cities. It will still be a two digit number of seats, rather than three.
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Starmer’s Labour will respond by shifting even further to the right to alienate even more voters.
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“Labour would lose seven seats to the Conservatives, including Cities of London and Westminster, Chelsea and Fulham, Chipping Barnet, Hendon, Finchley and Golders Green, Kensington and Bayswater, and Uxbridge and South Ruislip.”
LMAO, that’s just as bad.
I think a lot of people who criticise the Greens under Polanski should probably read what he actually says rather than what the papers say he says.
It’s not really that shocking with how Labour is doing.
i am assuming that polling companies are getting paid by the ad-revenue from websites as another meaningless poll years out from a GE is put out as if the GE is tomorrow. I’d like the poll companies to give me 6 numbers that ‘could get’ me a lottery win. edit: of course these are funded by the rights deep pockets desperately trying to frame everything in the world/solar system/galaxy as Labour’s fault.
As the Greens gain in popularity and the next general election gets nearer, the Green’s policies will come under close scrutiny by the electorate. They have some crackpot policies, there’s no other way of putting it. Fertile ground for the tabloids. Mustn’t get complacent of course, but my expectation is they’ll get nowhere near power.