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  1. I will likely vote Green right or wrong in 2023 to keep the brand alive, and they have been rather wrong ever since they rejected Sue Bradford as leader–that woman had and has, a true class left understanding, analysis and commitment.

    And lets be frank–the TDB has not exactly been helpful with its constant attacks on the Greens. “Woke” is a construct as poisonous as the old “PC”. A stereotype employed to negate perfectly legitimate and progressive goals. Identity politics has filled a gap vacated by the small marxist parties, social democracy (old Labour) and a fighting central labour organisation.

    These are the tasks for anyone that takes politics seriously rather than cheap shots on blogs.
    –a united marxist organisation
    –a fighting CTU with all new leadership
    –community level campaigns to re-engage NZers in politics and direct action

    1. Not surprised in the slightest you are voting Green Tiger Mountain – you live in Wellington Central as well I understand to make it even more cliche.

    2. Imagine if they had been voted out at the last election because just enough people were turned off, they could have spent the last 3 years sorting themselves out and come back ready to crusade at this election!

      Do we really want them to miss the opportunity to do that this time around?

  2. If they spent more time trying to get better conditions for medical people and teachers and less time on legalizing a drug they might make a better society. Once that is achieved then is the time to try and validate any pet platforms .

    1. Ironically Trevor legalising weed would make fiscal sense, in terms of court and prison costs. In fact decriminalising lots of drugs would probably be fiscally prudent. Despite all the bullshit it would not instantly turn everyone into druggies.

  3. All parties have their rusted on support, surely the greens can rely on about 7 percent, but that will vary by what Labour is up to for those that swing between.
    Hipkins looks shiny in his honeymoon period so is probably pulling a few green votes to Labour at present – although Labours bump is only a tiny 1 percent.
    I’d be surprised but very happy if the greens couldn’t get 5 percent on Election Day. Maybe completely banning all men could achieve it, I’m sure they’ve thought about it.

    1. How long is the honeymoon period, 5 years. Regardless, the right are crap and offer little to no actual policy and their leaders are like hand glove puppets

  4. I noticed in the green-type activities I have been involved in that there is a lot of confidence that they know all, and understand everything as if all the matters raised are in their genes. It is as hard to make change or promote some practical measure even as a pilot because someone with a confident voice believes it is not necessary.

  5. ACT who will take an axe to wages, social services and envirnmental legisation. You do know that countries without clean air and water regulation, dont have clean air and water, do you?

    1. That’s why people support parties with STRONG environmental policies, not mass cancelation & identity based policies.

  6. Humanity, socialist care thouth scares,the fuck out of corporate learn, your job, donT dare say,tv ex what ,im happy in my skin how you,with your external not teling your audience your hidden ,and do look,never, jist my job is like play the game,shall i play,your im not gay, childeren, who needs them.What a uncaring exploit of your progress. Shame.

  7. Way back when Jeanette Fitzsimons was in charge I was a full on Green supporter. Donated. Lent them screens for the elections, put a banner on my fence.

    Then things started to change. Suddenly being a man was a sin. Especially a white middle agish man.

    I wanted them to focus on the environment. Nothing else. Over time they’ve become unrecognisable. So I turned to Labour. They turned against men too. Didn’t one of them stand up and say he apologised for being a man? Now there is nowhere else to turn. Probably won’t vote anymore.

    1. You are worried about your previous privilege being threatened more than the the wellbeing and living standards of thousands of NZ workers who will face massive wage cuts under ACT?

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