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Green Party split from group at centre of trans row
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They're not a political party they are just a single issue activist group run by unrealistic ex hippies.
They're the same type of people that say that nuclear energy is as bad as fossil fuels, which really undermines their own philosophy, and that genetically modified crops are the root of all evil conveniently forgetting that they've been in use for decades at this point. If it weren't for nitrogen fixing plants we probably will be dead by now or at least have a severely depleted population.
One might say the same about Ukip...
Well yeah. That's why they don't exist anymore.