Current Affairs The Green Party

[Blue 1]

Left the Labour Party to join the Greens. The only party taking our kids inheriting a burning world seriously.

They also seem to realise what I realised 25 years ago, that Green = Red.

However, at this election, I will do whatever is necessary to get rid of the Tories.

Steer Calmer ain't the boy though. He's a bad snide.

 

[davek]

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How does that make me look daft?

I don't claim the Green Party is a major party, and I was calling the poster 'clueless'.

Maybe put your thinking cap on before posting?

 

[Goat]

How does that make me look daft?

 

[davek]

That's you wondering why you thought I was claiming the Greens to be a major party.

 

[Goat]

That's you wondering why you thought I was claiming the Greens to be a major party.

Sorry Dave.

By the way.

You dropped this.

 

[davek]

Sorry Dave.

By the way.

You dropped this.

lol

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

That's you wondering why you thought I was claiming the Greens to be a major party.

Can you name any MPs in the Greens party yet?

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

You have one of those these days? I thought the Green Party was just Ralph Nader's way of self-sabotaging his product safety agenda.

They've been around for years. Think they have one seat in parliament (Brighton?) but little traction elsewhere, bar maybe local elections.

They have a huge problem getting serious coverage and attention. Contra the absolute ghouls in UKIP who have managed to command a disproportionate amount of media coverage and an outsized influence on British political life without any actual responsibility.

I keep joking the Greens need to find themselves an outlandish gobshite grifter to get heard ore widely. Which is pretty sad, they've a good message.

 

[degsy]

Thought I'd start a thread to discuss the Green Party.

It kind of feels like the only discussion they get on here is in the context of being the Party folk will vote for instead of Labour. Which is unfair, they should get more space to discuss their policies, position and prospects*.

Have at it.


*as should the lib dems, but I'm arsed if I start a thread for them.

Melons; Green on the outside - red on the Inside

 

[mightymoyes]

Smoke green and vote Labour.

in all seriousness what is the Green party policy on cannabis legalisation?
the UK is so backward when it comes to this (among many other things).

 

[Blue 1]

in all seriousness what is the Green party policy on cannabis legalisation?
the UK is so backward when it comes to this (among many other things).

Our Manifesto - Green Party

Our manifesto will launch on June 12th

policy.greenparty.org.uk

• R. Cannabis Social Clubs. The Cannabis Social Club is a community-based, non-profit model that can form an integral part of a legally regulated cannabis market. Clubs can cultivate and consume their own cannabis and cannabis products within a regulated membership-based not-for-profit cooperative. Furthermore, they act as a gathering place for recreational consumers and patients using medicinal cannabis as well as a place of information exchange, advice on safer cannabis use, harm reduction and education.
• Support the decriminalisation of the cultivation and possession of cannabis whilst supporting communities wishing to establish Cannabis Social Clubs through pushing for the development of new legal frameworks, for example allowing for private / 18+ membership, tiered licensing dependent upon membership size, cultivation limit dependent upon membership size and possession limits (for on site and in transit).

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Our Manifesto - Green Party

Our manifesto will launch on June 12th

policy.greenparty.org.uk

• R. Cannabis Social Clubs. The Cannabis Social Club is a community-based, non-profit model that can form an integral part of a legally regulated cannabis market. Clubs can cultivate and consume their own cannabis and cannabis products within a regulated membership-based not-for-profit cooperative. Furthermore, they act as a gathering place for recreational consumers and patients using medicinal cannabis as well as a place of information exchange, advice on safer cannabis use, harm reduction and education.
• Support the decriminalisation of the cultivation and possession of cannabis whilst supporting communities wishing to establish Cannabis Social Clubs through pushing for the development of new legal frameworks, for example allowing for private / 18+ membership, tiered licensing dependent upon membership size, cultivation limit dependent upon membership size and possession limits (for on site and in transit).

Gives a whole new meaning to being the Green part...

 

[Yarrgh]

Our Manifesto - Green Party

Our manifesto will launch on June 12th

policy.greenparty.org.uk

• R. Cannabis Social Clubs. The Cannabis Social Club is a community-based, non-profit model that can form an integral part of a legally regulated cannabis market. Clubs can cultivate and consume their own cannabis and cannabis products within a regulated membership-based not-for-profit cooperative. Furthermore, they act as a gathering place for recreational consumers and patients using medicinal cannabis as well as a place of information exchange, advice on safer cannabis use, harm reduction and education.
• Support the decriminalisation of the cultivation and possession of cannabis whilst supporting communities wishing to establish Cannabis Social Clubs through pushing for the development of new legal frameworks, for example allowing for private / 18+ membership, tiered licensing dependent upon membership size, cultivation limit dependent upon membership size and possession limits (for on site and in transit).

Man I'd vote for that.

What vote is this for dude?

 

[Blue 1]

Man I'd vote for that.

What vote is this for dude?

It's just the Green Party's policy on cannabis. Good, ain't it?

 

[Aberblue]

They've been around for years. Think they have one seat in parliament (Brighton?) but little traction elsewhere, bar maybe local elections.

They have a huge problem getting serious coverage and attention. Contra the absolute ghouls in UKIP who have managed to command a disproportionate amount of media coverage and an outsized influence on British political life without any actual responsibility.

I keep joking the Greens need to find themselves an outlandish gobshite grifter to get heard ore widely. Which is pretty sad, they've a good message.

How about Davek?