Delighted that I’ll be able to vote in the #ge2024 for an eco-socialist candidate.
I can’t vote SNP again whilst they proudly platform folk like Cherry in my old constituency. I don’t say that just as a “disgruntled” voter but as a queer Indy activist which picked up the role of an SNP branch organiser in her constituency after Alba defections.
The only choice for me in this election is the @ScottishGreens
While in many ways this is a crucial election for the future of the country, for many, Labour no longer offer much hope of salvation.
The next six weeks will see the (normal) pre-election media driven battle between the two main party leaders, but sadly, this aspect of the election is going to be as edifying as watching too bald men fight over a comb;
the real politics is likely to be away from the leaders; perhaps for once the media might give the Greens more airtime?
Best case scenario they tax billionaires, properly address climate change, uphold the rights of trans, queer, disabled and first nations people and hold the bastards to account.
Worst case, weed is legalised and we feel a bit nice.
@michael ok, those are different situations. And I'm surprised, I was sure Australia has some NPPs. If you have only coal and gas, and a ton of place for solar and wind, then it makes some sense to go straight to renewables