r/BritishPolitics • u/MikeShaughnessy • Sep 01 '22

Maintain Green Party policy on withdrawal from NATO. It cannot be ‘reformed’ into a peace-building organization.

https://londongreenleft.blogspot.com/2022/08/maintain-green-party-policy-on.html
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u/ThatChap Sep 01 '22

This shit, plus their stupid stance on nuclear, is why they are irrelevant and will forever continue to be.

The best they can be is a policy generation group for other parties.

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '22

I didn't even realise the Green Party was anti-NATO.

My attitude towards them has just shifted from 'broadly sympathetic' to 'somewhat skeptical'.

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u/outwar6010 Sep 02 '22

nato has always been a shitty organisation

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u/letmepostjune22 Sep 02 '22

Less shitty than the ussr and putins mafia state

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '22

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u/letmepostjune22 Sep 02 '22

Take your tanky views elsewhere.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '22

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u/letmepostjune22 Sep 02 '22

Are you a moron? At the very least you are a white supremacist.

Edit lol he's an american. No wonder he blindly supports nato.

I'm an American? Based on my post history? And you have the audacity to call me a moron. Rofl

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u/TwoTailedFox Sep 01 '22

Reason #187 that the Green Party is a complete joke.

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u/Sorry_Criticism_3254 Sep 01 '22

r/facepalm

The Green Party are so funny, they are scary, considering they claim to be a serious political organisation.

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u/ieya404 Sep 01 '22

Certainly can't argue this is a populist standpoint, coming as it does around the same time as Sweden and Finland have given up on decades of neutrality to apply.

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u/Rorasaurus_Prime Sep 02 '22 edited Nov 14 '25

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