I can’t stop thinking about…

[solarbird]

…how the Green Party and its activists are doing everything in their power to get the “Drill Drill Drill, Frack Frack Frack” candidate who will end our chances of affecting global climate change back into office.

I mean, even somehow putting aside the fascism, the overt racial hatred, the open misogyny, the promised ethnic purge and political repression… the environment is the one thing they pretended to care about the most.

And they’re all in on destroying it.

Posted via Solarbird{y|z|yz}, Collected.

Comments

[wrog]

Seeing Jill Stein at the dinner table with Putin was rather clarifying. It's a con; she's in on it.

Same story with Kyrsten Sinema, I'm pretty sure; there's really no other way to explain her throwing her constituents under the bus (the explanation that she traded her ideals for a big pot of cash just doesn't work; the only way that even comes close to working is if she never cared all that much in the first place...)

[solarbird]

Well, yeah. About Stein, anyway. I don't know what the fuck Sinema was.

But Stein wasn't the entire party, or even the start of the party. What's happened to the rest of them?

[wrog]

The actual organization is small. Small organizations are easily captured by sociopaths or well-funded bad actors if relatively few people are paying attention.

(still remembering how Pat Buchanan was able to take over the Reform Party and drive it into the ditch)

[solarbird]

Fair enough. You'd just think that more people in such a small but potentially important organisation - I emphasise potentially - would, in fact, pay the attention, but well, here we are. So.

[dewline]

The European Green parties have been asking Stein to back off and endorse Harris, as I recall...?